Found footage

Take-Home Exam Exercise 1 (a) If the emissions in the area are left unregulated then the two factories will emit as much as they can, which means there will be zero abatement (MAC=0). So we have: Factory A: MACA=0 4000-EA=0 EA=4000 Factory B: MACB=0 4000-4EB=0 EB=1000 For the socially optimal level of emissions we have: MACA=4000-EA EA=4000-MACA MACB=4000-4EB EB=1000-0,25MACB By adding the above by parts we get: E=5000-1,25MAC MAC=4000-0,8E The socially optimal level of emissions

2. The theme of The Joshua Tree is based on the spiritual uncertainty of Bono’s experiences in life. In the song “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For”, Bono is in a moment of spiritual doubt. He writes “You broke the bonds and you loosed the chains, carried the cross… I still haven’t found what I’m looking for (U2 25-27;31).” Which means he believes but not enough to have faith. Furthermore, in the next song, “Where The Streets Have No Name” is built on what Bono thinks is Heaven.

film, found footage, is looked down upon in today’s society. Although the genre has a large following, since some if its top movies are the infamously popular Paranormal Activity series. Some believe the genre is taking the art away from making the movie and replacing it with jump scares all from the view of a handheld camera. Others believe it is a new way to make films cheaply and be able to still deliver the same amount of excitement or even more than your traditional film. Found footage is always

At the end of WW2, many films ended up found in a hidden concrete vault located in a forest. The film marked "Ghetto" was one of the many films of Hitler's propaganda machine found in this archive. Out of all the films found only one film showed the Jewish life in the Ghettos. This film turned into the documentary called A Film Unfinished. The footage from the film corresponds with the class lectures about the ghettos in regards to conditions, underground secretes, and the Judenrat. Conditions

worst sort of millennial-bait, it’s undoubtedly an eye-roll inducing premise, especially after the volume of lazy found footage films we’ve been inundated with since the success of The Blair Witch Project… fifteen years ago. In this case, however, your preemptive cynicism might be misplaced. Unfriended is an unexpectedly compelling film, and an inventive entry into the found footage genre. On the anniversary

believe in alien life? How about NASA and government cover-ups? Footage from NASA Earth orbit shuttle missions published by YouTube channel secureteam10 offers “undeniable” proof of alien ships. I use the word “undeniable” loosely. Because NASA and the government find new ways, and old, to describe possible alien UFO sightings. The tone of the secureteam10 commentator has a more sober tone than usual. It is almost convincing. Could this footage of UFOs captured by NASA be the real deal? Undeniable Proof

Police worn body cameras are beginning to spread worldwide. As the accusation of police brutality is on the rise it is necessary for police officers to wear body cameras on their uniform. This way every action the officer takes while they are on duty is recorded. After the case that happened in Ferguson, Missouri commenced the use of body cameras. There are many benefits that come along with officers wearing the cameras on their uniform. Body cameras should be worn on a police officers’ uniform because

criminals would be loose on the street near us, if there were no evidence like pictures and videos to convict them. Well, according to The Telegraph (an international news company) in the United Kingdom almost seven out of ten murders are solved using footage captured by CCTV (a public monitoring device) in Scotland (Edwards). Crazy right! But thankfully technology has allowed for the development of cameras that are smaller than the size of our fist, that have the ability to capture pictures and videos

respondents, do not want to be filmed, but this unwanted footage from body cameras could be used in public trials if necessary (Baum). On the other hand, rules could be put in place to protect privacy. Only footage useful for a case should be stored, and if the footage is necessary, it can only be used privately in cases. Another reason some are reluctant for officers to wear body cameras is because of body camera limitations. Video footage may not give the entire picture in certain situations, and

highly agitated people to calm down more quickly.’ Studies conducted in other locales have also found that body cameras reduce officers’ use of force in the field”(Harvard). For example, if there was a recording of the Michael Brown incident the trial may have ended differently. When the shooting