Analyse how important techniques are used to engage your emotions in a text you have studied. The Film “Schindlers List” directed by Steven Spielberg is a story of a German profiteer, a slave merchant, in Nazi Germany saving 1200 Jews from being murdered in concentration camps. Different techniques such as lighting, shot types, colour and performance are used to effectively engage the audience and make them feel sadness and sorrow at the horrors of the holocaust and maintain these emotions throughout the film. The technique of “lighting” is used throughout the film to highlight the importance of objects or people. A key example of this technique is the opening scene where we, the audience, are first introduced to Schindler.
Perhaps hundreds. No one knows. They struck the pavement with such force that there was a pink mist in the air. The mayor reported the mist. A kindergarten boy who saw people falling in flames told his teacher that the birds were on fire.
The next day, she disappears and Jeff notices that her husband is acting strange and suspicious. Jeff’s curiosity ends up putting his life and others in danger, as the murderer realizes that Jeff knows what he has done. Hitchcock used many different film techniques to make Rear Window. Such techniques included camera angles, wardrobe, facial expressions, use of sound and lighting, the placement of the apartments, and the partial view through the windows. However, use of sound is particularly important to this movie.
Now the whole house is dark. Outside feels safer to her so she runs to the barn and hides. After a few hours Sykes comes home to find a quiet empty house and then realizes the snake is loose in the room he is in. Scared for his life, he calls on Delia for help but she does not answer. Then with silence the snake jumps out and bites Sykes killing
At that point death is just a childish game 'playing a war in the barn/ dying again and again'. Whereas adulthood comes suddenly as 'Your father found at dawn/ a poppy sown in the unripe corn' and the reality of mortality strikes. The scrapyard is firstly descibed using childish images: the metaphor 'elephant's graveyard of cars' is a romantic picture of the scene from a child's pespective because when elephants are about to die, they seek their own place of solitude and confinement where they can die alone without being disturbed; Sheers gives a sense that the cars have gone to this quiet place of their own accord; something a child may believe. The tension of this poem is achieved through images associated with death and war: in the first stanza the 'car quarry' is described as 'the hummock of a grave/ a headstone of trees/ wind written epitaphs', possibly linked to the death of his childhood innocence. Sheers also describes his friend's father's death as 'a poppy sown in the unripe corn', this is a semantic link between poppies and the First World War.
The Joker looks on proudly, in his demented eyes he sees them falling dead with big smiles on their faces. However, Joker is upset that Batman doesn't shown up. Bruce is in the hospital with Lorna saying he won't leave her, but Alfred appears and informs him of the carnage ensuing, leaving him his batsuit. Later at a circus, Joker poses as an ordinary clown and causes a riot when he kills a man in front of his own daughter by spraying a strange green chemical in his face (having offered the little girl the choice of whether she wanted to be sprayed by the clown or whether it should be "Daddy"). When Joker sees a report on how Batman hasn't shown up, he becomes upset that he hasn't appeared, even when he rounded up other criminals so he'd have only him to contend with.
English essay – shoe horn sonata, distinctively visual. Important issues in the world can be brought to mind by engaging visual images. There are many examples of this present in John Misto’s play the shoehorn sonata and also Siegfried Sassoon’s poem suicide in the trenches. Shoe horn sonata was written as a tribute to inform its audience of the little known history of the forgotten prisoners of World War II, focusing on British and Australian nurses, he uses two main characters Bridie and Sheila who tell their experiences from the war. Misto does this in a humorous and often confronting manner.
After Akiba Drumer’s death, what do Eliezer and the other prisoners do? (A) Decorate his grave (B) Forget to say the prayer for the dead (C) Rebel against the Nazis (D) Secretly light memorial candles in his honor 20. In January 1945, what sort of infection does Eliezer contract? (A) Mouth (B) Thumb (C) Stomach (D) Foot 21. In the concentration camp hospital, Eliezer’s neighbor remarks he has lost faith in everything except what?
“Of Mice And Men” (Alternative Ending) Lennie collapsed on the damp earth, it’s cool moisture combining with his sweat soaked body emitting a thick mist of steam from his huge frame. Lennie had tried to remember where to meet George, but his blind panic had sent him zig-zagging through the woods like the chickens used to do when the old lady broke their necks to prepare them for the dinner table. He remembered how soft the feathers felt and he would spend ages just running his hands through them, still soft and warm, tinged with blood…. so pretty. ‘George gonna be so mad at me’, he said to himself.
The creature announces in a German accent that he is the Angel of the Odd - and that he is responsible for causing such strange events. The man, unconvinced, drives the angel away and takes an alcohol-induced nap. Instead of a 25-minute nap, he wakes up two hours later, having missed an appointment to renew his fire insurance. Ironically, his house has caught fire and his only escape is out a window using a ladder the crowd below has provided for him. As he steps down, a hog brushes against the ladder, causing the narrator to fall and fracture his arm.