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concert at Cerritos college more. Most the performers were done extremely professionally which shows that the dance department faculty at Cypress College worked really hard to make the concert in it best shapes. All the dances attracted most of the audience and made them enjoy their time watching the concert. Also, it had a variety of different types of dances and music that was performed by talented

that he must be but an actor of course young or old. The audience also plays a big role when proving that it was all just an act. As it says in the story, they bought their way into the show and were amazed by everything that was performed on the stage. “Come forward and test him, ladies and gentlemen, “ the men and women both complied eagerly, and stuck pins into both Hicks and Twain. The audience went along with this all and thought of it as entertainment, because they came

the experiences in our daily lives. The main reason that this book has an excellent storyline is because of the process and description of each story event. Dare to disappoint really fascinated and mesmerised the audience by capturing the audience’s attention into the most meaningful things. The reason that the story of the author’s life is able to fit in a limited amount of pages is that the author only wrote out the main event that affected her life immensely. This made the story

Fletcher’s physical and emotional abuse behavior seems to strengthen him. Although the audience might expect students to succumb to pressure in the hands of seemingly tyrannical instructor, they thrive and exhibit his quest to learn despite the obvious challenges. Arguably, Andrew typifies what artists can achieve if they believe in their mentors despite humiliation and misery in the music industry. Andrew shows the audience perseverance, especially when he plays the drums to a point of bleeding (Chazelle)

understanding by the audiences. In narrative, especially for film, have many limitation about length and presentation. Therefore, although they are trying to relate the real issue and feeling in reality, they can barely do that. As a result, simplification is necessary for the creator to simpify their idea, in a form of story to tell their auidence. Although their point of view might not be comphrensive and well-round as their original idea, they could transprit to the audience in a more effective

life as well. If the speaker don’t hook their audience in the first minutes, it becomes a lost effort. Lucas gives us some methods on how to get the audience’s attention then keep it. The methods are relate the topic to the audience, state the importance of your topic, startle the audience, arouse the curiosity of the audience, question the audience, begin with a quote or tell a story. Any of these methods will guarantee a hooked and interested audience. The next step in creating a jaw dropping opening

Thomas Crown Affair is a film depicting a very rich man, named Thomas Crown, who struggles with creating meaningful relationships but yet is widely known, and finds entertainment through stealing famous paintings from a museum. Throughout the film the audience creates a relationship with the character, Thomas Crown, and his likeable, playful attitude that soon enough has the viewer siding with him, the criminal, instead of the police enforcement trying to catch him. By closely looking at a scene between

Amy Cuddy’s Ted Talk on body language was incredibly inspiring and empowering. While watching the video, I realized that I not only do I observe these power and powerless non-verbal cues every day, I display them too. The outline of her experiment which demonstrated that non-verbal cues change how people feel about themselves, not just how other people think and feel about us, followed by her premise of faking it until you make it was especially compelling. However, taking this one step further and

the introduction Bill Clinton starts off by using humor to grab the attention of the audience, this good because it makes the audience feel more comfortable and interested in what he is going to say. Also, Bill Clinton talks to the audience in a way to let them know that he is no different from them, yes he has been president but he is still a regular guy. The language he uses is inclusive language, so that everyone in the audience can follow his speech without being confused, he doesn’t have to use

trailer jumps around to a lot of different scenes, which intrigues the audience. It shows parts of big moments throughout the movie but leaves you hanging so you really have to watch the movie. The beginning scene, Chris is looking down the scope of his sniper, where a voice is talking in the background that says” would you be surprised if I told you that the navy has credited you with over 160 kills.” That grabbed my attention. We americans love to see action movies, and the trailer starting off