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    Analysis The Company Sport Obermeyer (SO), Ltd. Is a high end fashion design and merchandizing company based in Aspen Colorado. It was, founded by Klaus Obermeyer, a German ski instructor. SO aims to provide U.S skiers with the samehigh quality ski wear that is protective and , stylish and comparable in standards to the clothing and equipment available in Germany. Over the years, the company developed grew into a dominant competitor force in the United States skiwear market with estimated sales

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    Unicon, given an opportunity to complete this project for the PRC, faced a big challenge. The capacity of the project was 90 blocs. The company has only been able to complete a 7 block per year radius. The total capacity of the industry itself was 20 blocks per year. Demand for 2 of its 4 products - precast concrete facades & slabs, which are in current production, is in high

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    The Cove Film Analysis

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    The Cove (Louie Psihoyos, 2009) is a documentary, which follows activist Ric O’Barry and The Ocean Preservation Society to expose the brutal dolphin slaughter in Taiji, Japan. The film constructs a sense of realism through naturalistic aesthetic codes and conventions. These conventions relate to the texts content, style, form and audience response and reception. The Cove employs these four levels of realism to construct a sense of authenticity and to position the audience into understanding a negative

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    advent of the Internet and social media, Hollywood executives were often wandering in the dark when it came to understand in detail what their audiences wanted and how any given film could be marketed to exactly the right audience, thus those parts of the population more inclined to spend money on a certain type of film. With the advancement of technology the tables have, however, turned. The Internet and especially social media have opened up a wealth of options to access information about people’s

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    study Film and Media at Stirling University, but have not found the course to be creatively challenging enough. As a practical learner, I find it much easier to learn on the job than be recited it in lectures. However, I did enjoy my time learning about theorists and broader background context as this is imperative to know to have a rounded film knowledge.

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    Case Study: Just In Time

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    The implementation of JIT enables the production of goods to exactly meet the customers’ demand in terms of timing, quality and quantity (Bo, Chan &Wang, 2013). In other words, with a successful JIT implementation, the manufacturing plants are able to reduce the raw materials held and achieve an improvement in their production cycle and product quality. However, in order for the JIT system to be successful, a reliable corporation between suppliers and companies plays an important role Background of

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    The film Sleepy Hollow is a fantasy/gothic horror film; the rating 15 tells us it probably has some gore in it. As we watch the film, some parts could also be described as thriller. The director Tim Burton is known for his love of Hammer horror films and before starting work on this film he encouraged his team to watch Hammer horror films like "Black Sunday" and "The Fearless Vampire Killers", as this was the effect he wanted to put across in Sleepy Hollow. The film focuses

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    these original film properties—Frankenstein and Dracula, respectively—as serious pictures, void of camp and cheese. However, most of this comes from age. It’s interesting then, watching the Hammond-era films, and trying to view them as anything remotely serious. They aren’t. However, they do, at times, manage to disguise themselves as such. In reality, these movies are no Rosemary’s Baby, but rather the birth of a new brand of gothic horror—the gore filled, B-movie, spin-off franchise films; a weird series

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    Michaela Barr Hybrid British Literature Mrs. Rhonda Crombie 7/27/17 Gothic Literature: Then and Now The meaning of the term gothic literature has changed over the years. While many people today associate gothic with horror, the word actually refers to stories that fuse together elements of both horror and romanticism. It has been stated that "gothic writers have always held the colonial fringes to be particularly potent sources of horror for the English imagination, particularly those areas deemed

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    During the 1930’s the Chinese Film Industry underwent several improvements in film techniques; improvements in film quality and the advancements in sound quality, which led to this period being called the “Golden Age” of Chinese film. Some very important directors of the time were Sun Yu, Yonggang Wu and Muzhi Yuan saw the potential to educate the masses through the film Industry. This was done by highlighting the problems in society; such as inequality between the genders. This was done by showcasing

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