One of Travis’s movies that he showed us behind the scenes with is called “Never Give Up.” We were able to look into the making of his film and understand what Travis and his crew had to go through to build a 7 min video. Travis stated in the making of that the hardest part of filming was the attic, this was because of the lighting along with
AP Psychology Sidney Green September 8, 2011 Young Frankenstein was the story of how Dr. Frankenstein was focused on bringing his grandfather back to life. He did many experiences to finally awake his grandfather, but things don’t always go as planned and Dr. Frankenstein put in the wrong brain. He finally succeeded by training him and doing a brain switch from his brain to his grandfather’s. Young Frankenstein has many comparisons that could be used to study Psychology. At the beginning of the movie he was teaching a class and discussed many of the brain parts which relate to our brain project.
Paula Castellanos # 4 Ms.Farmer 3rd Period In the movie Edward Scissorhands, Tim Burton uses eye line match and non-diegetic sounds to emphasize and develop Edwards’s emotions and feelings through the film. When Edward is hugging Kim he wants to touch her face and her body but he can’t. The director uses eye line match during the flashback between Edward’s face and his hands to show how much he wanted to become a normal person like everyone else. It makes the audience feel sorry for him, but it also reflects the sadness that has been always with Edward’s character. As another example when Edward was trapped in Jim’s house he was trying really hard to open the door but it was impossible because of his “condition” , Burton also uses eye line match during this scene between his hands, the lock’s door and his face to highlight how different life is for Edward even in the smallest details.
He grew up from stonemason family. Because of this background, he learned to value crafts, practicality, understood the materials, mastered the use of tools skillfully and the slow, measured pace of transforming raw material into cultural artifacts. Mies did not attend to high school or university. However, In 1899, through a scholarship he started to study in trade school where education was offer several lessons, particularly on life drawing as well as technical drawing. Learning to draw was pivotal for Mies, the early on demonstrated his talent is occasionally lettering for one of his father’s tombstones, then in technical drawing at school and shortly theater in drafting large scale decorative details fora stucco fabricator for whom he worked for two years.
He explains how he taught himself by looking at pictures and dialogue, “I look at the narrative above the picture. I cannot read the words, but I assume it tells me that Superman is breaking down the door” (16). Alexie is starting to brag when he narrates that he learned quickly to read, while his classmates struggled to read at the basic level. He states that he should have been seen as “prodigy”. After Alexie establishes his confident tone, he reveals his determination tone.
The story structure and progression of “Exit Through the Gift Shop” was genius. The story starts out from the view of Thierry Guetta. Thierry takes an observational approach to his filming, standing back watching the street artists he follows put up posters, stickers, and paintings. He does this for many months before deciding that he wants to follow around Banksy which he ends up doing. Still, up to this point, the footage being used was that that had been filmed through the lens of Thierry’s camera, leading us to believe that this film was really a documentary about purely street art and artists.
While in prison Malcolm would try to write letters to Elijah Mohammed but would become frustrated because all he knew was slang and street life.” I commanded attention when I said something. But now trying to write simple English, I not only wasn’t articulate, I wasn’t even functional’. Malcolm’s frustration prompted him seek and learn a Homemade Education while in prison. Malcolm X learned that the library was a breeding ground for knowledge. While serving time in Charleston Prison Malcolm x had a friend that was very knowledgeable and Malcolm envied that.
He manages to override all stereotypical aspects that one might find in a teacher and shows the audience a completely new way of teaching and through this conveys his own view on education. Hector’s supposedly teaching the boy’s ‘General Studies’ but his definition of 'General Studies' includes a French conversational class set in an imagined “brothel”, regular renditions of Gracie Fields' classics and an ongoing bet with the boys as to whether he can guess the names of the films they act out for him. “Now. Some silly time. Where’s the kitty?” By using moneys Hector motivates the students to learn different films in the hope of one day finding a scene that Hector cannot recognise.
He paints New York streetscapes and mimics the works of artists like Renoir with great aptitude. After proving his talent, Lou puts his artist's tools aside. Sedaris soon snatches up the leftovers, thinking he can certainly do it if his father can, and begins his artistic career. Moment Two: Sedaris soon learns that painting is not his forte, unlike his talented sister. His still life paintings of grapes look like stones, so he moves onto to tracing comics.
“Walt’s drawings sometimes got him in trouble in school, he would rather doodle than complete his school work. He even carved his initials into his grade school desk.”5 In late 1919, Walt began his art career and returned to Kansas City where he had originally lived at the age of seven. Walt and his friend Ub Iwerks decided they wanted to further their love in art and started their own