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    Essay – The future of the Film and Television industry with the effect of pay-tv and streaming services Since the 1950’s the use of new technologies in the Film and Television industry has increased dramatically. From the equipment used to create the moving pictures, the technology we use to view these scenes and the techniques used to capture or produce the animated films and live shots, technology is forever expanding and growing. The Film and Television industry is a major contributor to the

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    times for my video essay project it was clear to me that Laura Mulvey’s theory is implemented in almost every film. When I first read Mulvey’s reading, at first I thought that Mulvey’ theory was only evident in ‘old’ movies. However, after I completed the reading, when I was watching movies for my own pleasure I started to notice the idea of the male gaze and scopophilia in almost every movie I watched. From the film by Deren, I learned that “Meshes of the afternoon” could be a feminist film but it still

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    documentary film, fine art and dance. I intend to convey the positive value of networked society on my chosen creative disciplines by looking at many different sources and view points and assessing both the positive and negative impacts of

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    capture family functions. Who knew that major feature films and television shows would eventually start shooting with cameras that primarily marketed for consumers and prosumers? The “movie mode” of a DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera is a revolutionary movie making technology as important like the invention of emulsion and colour film in photography, 16mm and 35mm films for motion picture photography. Nikon D90 is the first DSLR to introduce video recording facility.

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    Review of Literature Teaching and learning process integrated with technology is not uncommon in this era of teaching. The possibility of providing learners with authentic material is one of the fundamental reasons why technology is brought to classroom settings (Khaeruddin, 2012). Technology can be used to enhance learners learning experience in almost every aspect of English language. Compared to the material in textbooks and traditional language classroom, authentic materials provide broader option

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    Film quality has evolved over time. However, there are new technological advancements that improve the quality of a certain film. This concludes to film editing. New technology can help improve the editing, such as separating sequences or parts. Or to improve the mistakes that happened during the process of the film. Technology such as the camera, audio, or even the process of editing has made an impact on the quality of a film. Technological advancements expand the creative potential of a filmmaker

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    people will replace this box before putting food on the table. Humans have become as one with technology as we rely on our electrically charged device to be no further than a hand reach out of one 's sight. As of 2015 my technological world consists of entertainment, connections, and utilities. Now there are plenty of distractions out there in the world. Humans love to call it entertainment. Music and films are the biggest of all, making industries billions every year. These industries strive to achieve

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    with unlimited monthly rentals from a great variety of film offerings. Now they want to leverage their strengths to enter into the Video on Demand market | | | 9/18/2009 | | 1 1 3 3 6 7 Table of Contents 1. Netflix Strategic Analysis 2. Netflix vs. Blockbuster: Comparative assessment of strategic differences 3. Netflix Competitive Advantage 3.1 Home video industry - Positioning Perspective 3.2 VRIO Perspective 4. Video On Demand (VOD) – Strategic Advantage i 1. Netflix

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    information/Research Area When I first started to think about the research topic to investigate I was intrigued by the idea of researching in the field of technology. I have always like the idea of where technology could take us. Then I started to think of something that has been around for about 40 years, video games. If I had difficulty finding a research topic for video games I was going to have a look at researching censorship in Australia. That was a last resort however because it would be a very hard topic

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    Music and Film

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    Since I've been studying hard all day, I didn't really have time to post something. Well I would if I wasn't watching Schindler's List again, but when the mood strikes, one should watch that film. So here is an essay that I wrote a couple of months ago for school, which is all about film piracy and why I'm against it. The essay managed to get an extremely high excellence. See how different my writing is when I'm at school compared to when I'm blogging (if I seem to be over-exaggerating a lot this

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