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his friend before he losses all" (2 seconds). Cut to Shot 2 (medium long shot, slightly low angle): • Front of house, with stairs slightly to the right of shot and potted plant on either side of stairs. Friend (man) enters from right and walks up stairs (2 seconds). Cut to Shot 3 (medium shot, straight-on angle): • Interior of living room where foreground is pretty vacant but background has a study and a desk with a vase with flowers in it. There are three ladies standing: Two nurses

infinite background sound in everyday life. The effect prepares the audience for something to happen and builds up tension. Creepy silence continues in shot 2 until Grace traumatically screams, this is followed by unexpected laughter. First, shot 2 opens with a close up shot on Graces face with several seconds’ silence to add tension for the scream later on. The close up shot does not allow us to see where the action is taking place initially because the lighting casts shadows

Introduction P6: This report describes the influence of political, legal and social factors on the activities of Coca-Cola Enterprises Ltd and Croydon Health Services NHS. The report also identifies how the aforementioned factors may affect its stakeholders. All businesses will be affected by factors in its environment. The following are the 3 main factors affecting businesses; 1. Social Factors Social factors refer to the changes in the lifestyle, behavior, attitudes and tastes of different

are above and beyond words. Similarly, despite its apparent emphasis on the relationship between power and subjectivity, the film does pronounce ultimate ethical judgements, as I will describe in a moment. Trainspotting essentially refuses to make up its mind. At the film's close, Renton's betrayal of his friends is completely rationalised away. Were his

still portrays a calm mood. Then the camera focuses on the elderly man’s face and slowly progresses into an extreme close up onto his eyes. His eyes seem to fill with thought and possibly memory and the patriotic music seem to rise dramatically. The transition form pat to present then takes place and we are brought to a scene of ocean waves crashing up against iron hedgehogs. The sound had gone from calm to violent crashing, this gives an impression of a turn of events

Dramatic Devices in Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof "Williams instinctively understands the loneliness of a human being - his or her constant and desperate attempt that is to escape the reality that is there loneliness and their subsequent failure to do so". Williams portrays this loneliness to an audience through the spatial distances on stage between characters, which is suggested in the stage direction. "Margaret is alone". It is also emphasised through symbolism

From this point on Piggy is now firmly in Jack’s sights to be punished and bullied. He is always telling him to shut up. The division between Ralph and Jack widens as he is concerned only with hunting. Piggy is now dependant on Ralph as he cant see properly but similarly Ralph is becoming dependant on Piggy for support as law and order is breaking down and Jack leaves the group to set up his rival tribe taking with him by intimidation the choir and leaving Ralph and Piggy to care for the littleuns.

Tony’s relationship with his father (Harold) was very one sided, as all Tony wanted was his father’s love. Harold only started taking interest in him when he found out that Tony and his brother John were talented swimmers. Tony and his family had to put up with their drunk, violent and cruel father and to try win his father’s love he attempted to become a champion swimmer. Both Tony and his brother John were both exceptionally good swimmers so they endured hard trainings from their father until they became

In the movie “Whale Rider” directed by Niki Caro, many important objects are used to foreshadow the later events involving protagonist Paikea Apirana, a young girl forbidden by tradition to become the chief of her tribe. Although the outcome of the film seems quite unprecedented at first, Director Caro conceals many clues regarding the ending for the audience to discover. She does this through the use of camera angles, dialogue and props, notably through the use of the rope, the Taiaha and the Rei

Volleyball Bump, set, hit, is the sound of the volleyball since I was eight years old. My family lives volleyball. It’s a three-generation sport in my family with my Grandma, mom, and then me. My Grandma mostly looked to me playing volleyball since a very young age. My mom played volleyball when I was her age so everyone looked down for me to play too. I tried it out and I absolutely loved it, better then softball, better then dance, it made me feel like I was in control of the court. Now I am finally