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Footage of the Rodney King Beating was release shortly after the incident occurred. According to reports, King was driving at high speeds in attempt to escape arrests. After Capture, between 10-15 police officers brutally beat him on the side of the road

their actions when there’s some sort of video footage that allows for analysis. In recent years the use of police body cameras was introduced into the workforce and may change the way officers work out in the field. There are so many different aspects that go into interpreting these video footages which makes it difficult to determine what’s actually happening within the footage. “Justice Stevens framed the majority’s reliance

throughout the film. We can immediately acknowledge the fact that the film is non-fiction. As shown in the film, the mise-en-scene of the footage is entirely real. For example, we are shown with real life bears, grass, trees, and many other humans displayed in the film. The nature in the background is real allowing for it to relate to the audience.

Did CNN accidentally film two UFO spacecrafts? Footage from Mesa Arizona shows two odd flying objects skirting the edge of a massive dust storm covering the city. It all happened July 6, 2011 when CNN live feed from a dust storm captures what many think are alien UFO ships. NASA didn’t comment on the CNN footage. And it is difficult to really make out any details of the flying objects. The footage is from 2011. Maybe the footage was leaked by CNN, or NASA. If you believe in aliens, the lights and

In this paper, I will be acting as a Canadian TV newscast that is addressing whether to show live footage of an umpire John McSherry dropping to his death at an MLB game. This feature story that discusses McSherry in an emotional way would be considered a human interest story and showing it would satisfy the curiosity and sympathy of those viewers. The footage would bring awareness to the reality that heart attacks can occur at any time. By pulling on the heartstrings of viewers, this event could

that lead to their excessive gun violence. He does this by using the persuasive techniques of archival footage, spurious authority and through the way that Moore is depicted as a person. When first presented to Moore at the beginning of the documentary he is depicted as an average American guy with an opinion on guns. Moore’s history with guns is then presented in a montage of childhood footage of his experiences with hunting firearms. By revealing his background with guns, it establishes his expertise

The social media and the public might want police body cam footage release but sometimes it might be to graphic or controversial. Police body cameras have been a topic since the incident with Michael Brown in august of 2014. Police shot and killed an unarmed individual in ferguson, MO, leading to many people wanting cameras on police. Whether the cameras are a good idea or not this paper will explore the facts and sides of police body cameras. Overall body cameras should be required Because they

A documentary is defined as ‘a nonfiction motion picture intended to document some aspect of reality, for the purpose of education or maintaining a historical record’. Documentaries throughout history have covered a wide range of topics, including animal rights and the issues surrounding it. The documentary The Cove (2009), directed by Louis Psihoyos, examines and questions dolphin hunting practices in Taiji, Japan. The film scrutinises Japanese fishing practices and the Japanese government’s involvement

witnesses an accident and sees a group of men recording the whole thing. The camera crew are called stringers. Stringers films car crashes, fires, and murders, and sells that footage to TV news stations. Bloom finds his calling and gets good at it. He gets really good at it to a point that he is committing crimes to get footage. The purpose of local television news is to provide viewers with information about their community. To do this successfully, they report unique local crimes that are not from

“Columbine” and “Fear of Black Men”, I will be discussing how he uses archival footage (stock footage) and nondiegetic sound to help to steer his audience into thinking a certain way or to make them feel connected while watching. Excerpt one- “Columbine” In my first excerpt “Columbine”, Michael Moore made sure to keep his audience on edge and feel like they were in the shoes of those students as they were watching the CCTV footage of the massacre that happened at Columbine High School, April 20th of 1999