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Pratt (Aja Naomi King), Asher Millstone (Matt McGorey) and Laurel Castillo (Karla Souza), who we get to know as the “Keating 5”. They get a chance to work with Annalise’s employees Frank Delfino and Bonnie Winterbottom. The first few episodes use flashforward and flashback sequences to explore

Run Lola Run is a film not based in a particular place or country, more of a cityscape, although some audience members may recognize the scenes as ones representing Berlin, Germany. Throughout the film Tom Tykwer the film's director, shows a wide variety of editing and camera techniques giving the film an alternative feel rather than a commercialised one. A few of Tykers many technques include close ups, establishing shots accompanied with a bird's eye view, flash backs, fast paced editing and to

coffee and contemplation’. According to Shklovsky’s principle, within a narrative the construction can be shown as a fabula (chronological order of events) or syuzhet (order the events are told in), and this can include the use of flashbacks or flashforwards. The audience's view of the fabula can be dramatically altered by how the syuzhet is

or build a mood. They both use revealing actions to set up a problem or stir empathy. But all great authors have a unique mind of their own into their texts. For instance, in “An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge” Ambrose Bierce uses flashback and flashforward more than once in the text. Using this technique allows the reader knowing more than the character does in the story. In “The Tell-Tale Heart” Edgar Allen Poe uses first person narrator to show the characters motivation instead of someone else

1) Describe your experience watching The Limey. What about the film stood out to you? What did you find interesting, important, surprising and/or confusing? I would describe my experience watching The Limey as, I found the film to be compelling, violent and suspenseful. Director Steven Soderbergh’s use of flashbacks allowed the audience to capture Wilson’s thoughts and state of mind, heightening the viewers sense of mystery and suspense. I felt the overall plot of a father taking revenge on

of betrayal. Her hard work of keeping Flora at a distance, physically and metaphoricly, is wasted. The structure of the story isn’t chronological, but is rather made up of different time settings throughout a day. Initially it begins with a flashforward, compared to the next part of the story, which is a flashback. After that the story become somewhat chronological, with a short flashback towards the end. In the beginning of the story, we are introduced to the main problem of the story; the missing

Annabeth starts talking about how their future will look and who will be in it. Percy starts to talk about how they are going to defeat Gaea (antagonist) and if they even will defeat her. This made me think about flashbacks and flashforwards and how each of them were talking about their past and their future while they are falling into the eternal pit of darkness and death. This can show how Multiple plot lines in a story can bring out tons of elements and power of the story. Another

stop questioning. To me, she still seemed the happy go-lucky girl I knew and loved, the only difference were these markings. But let me tell you, sometimes the people who seem happiest, are actually hurting the most. And this was exactly the case. Flashforward a few months, and her partner was being trialled and charged under the case of domestic abuse. Although there were so many signs, my ignorance restrained me from helping her help herself. Needless to say, I was absolutely disgusted. And to this

Imagine a world without Elvis, one of the worlds greatest icon. There would be no: “Jailhouse Rock”, “Hound Dog”, “Blue Hawaii”, “Viva Las Vegas, and the most important, Elvis impersonators. Elvis went from dirt poor to owning a giant mansion, Graceland, and owning at least one hundred cadillacs. Elvis didn’t just become famous overnight though, it took years, hard work, and overcoming obstacles, like criticizers; it took hard work and dedication. From, when Elvis was ten and entered his first singing

Classical Hollywood narrative 'Classical Hollywood cinema possesses a style which is largely invisible and difficult for the average spectator to see. The narrative is delivered so effortlessly and efficiently to the audience that it appears to have no source. It comes magically off the screen.' John Belton, film scholar, Rutgers University Classical Hollywood narrative refers to the filmmaking tradition established in Hollywood during the 1920s and 1930s. It became the dominant style throughout