For example Britney Spears gets goggled 500,000 a minute. Pepsi gave each of these stars a million dollars to be a part of their commercial which is only forty five seconds. Another example is the magazine industry will pay millions to either get pregnant stars baby pictures or for a star to tell about a sad time in their lives. In many societies through time the poor worshiped the wealthy. Americans are obsessed with living like the house wives of Atlanta and the Kardashians.
Malik Murray Tag 04/29/2007 Ms. Alexandria Wilma Rudolph Wilma Rudolph was born in Clarksville, Tennessee, in 1940. Wilma Rudolph was crippled with polio at the age of 4. Until she was 12 she had to struggle to walk, even a few yards with a cumbersome leg brace. Yet eight years later she emerged from the 1960 Rome Olympics as the "Tennessee Tornado" the fastest woman on earth. Rudolph was the 20th child in a family of 22 children.
The Idea of the Butterfly effect or Chaos theory is a hugely emphasized feature of both films. Some of Lola’s actions throughout her 3 runs cause Major changes in others’ lives. From ‘Causing’ a woman to steal someone’s baby to winning the lottery just by running past the woman in a different way. Tom Tykwer uses Snapshot sounds and images as a technique to tell the story of each person Lola has affected throughout the film after she has interacted with them. This happens for these people 3 times each throughout the 3 runs and all of their fates were changed due to a simple choice Lola made when she met them.
These themes are conveyed through the use of cinematic techniques such as camera shots and angles, editing, animation and background music. Edvard’s “The Scream” is a painted portrait which shows the characters losing of oneself. The film is structured into three scenarios to create a fast-paced film full of images which involve the audience in the characters experience. The effect of the cyclical technique that is used in this film accentuates the idea that Lola’s unsuccessful resolutions causes her to look at the world in a different way, allowing her to correct her mistakes and constantly look for resolutions showing that she will not give up until she obtains a positive outcome and that over time she has learned from her previous mistakes. Twyker keeps the focus on time through visual techniques such as camera angles, editing and symbolism.
show “Sara Palin’s Alaska” she is bound to attract more followers, her opening night net 5 million plus viewers. It’s self evident that her supporters will follow her any ware. With that said her critics say that this is the explanation for her daughter Bristol Palin’s sudden rise to fame and fortune in this seasons Dancing with the Stars. The accusation that Bristol who is not a dancer, nor a star, is being purpled thru the competition by the Tea party. The media claims that Bristol Palin’s camp and the Tea Party are feeding the voting system with false Email address votes.
Distinctively visual texts strive to introduce new ways in which an audience can interpret and explore the images we are presented with, which in turn can affect the way we make interpretations of situations we encounter in our lives. 'Lola Rennt', a German film directed by Tom Tykwer which translates to 'Run Lola Run', uses significant images and themes to present the viewer with an intriguing, thrilling film. Through the recurring use of motifs and symbols such as clocks, Tykwer places a strong emphasis on the importance of time, as the protagonist Lola is on a quest to find a solution that will save her boyfriend within the span of 20 minutes. In contrast, 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock' by T. S. Eliot represents a narrator who is complacent and believes that there is 'time yet for a hundred indecisions', the complete opposite of Tykwer's representation of humanity's tendency to rush from one destination to another. Even from the very beginning of the film, time is the most significant element explored throughout 'Run Lola Run'.
However, use of sound is particularly important to this movie. Hitchcock used sound to set the mood and to keep you guessing at what would happen next. Sound was used to build up to creepy, suspenseful moments and to keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the whole movie. To do this, Hitchcock used not only music, but also many types of background noises such as a radio playing a commercial, street noises, and the sound of people arguing, to set the mood in the beginning. In later scenes, Hitchcock used such things as the phone ringing in the murderer’s apartment right after he finished hiding his wife’s body, and creepy music and footstep noises when the
Moreover, both composers accentuate the magnitude of every fleeting moment in life, as a split-second decision can lead to multiple possibilities and alter the course of one's future. Accordingly, the medium of film exemplifies the individuals’ capacity to revolutionize the personal world, vividly illustrating the significance of choice and selfdetermination in altering the course of one’s life. Distinctively visual devices presented in Tykwer's Run Lola Run demonstrate the conflict between the notions of fate and chance, exemplifying life as a series of volatile and unpredictable situations. This idea is apparent in the opening sequence of the film where a voiceover presents a series of rhetorical questions: “Who are we? Where do we come from?
I believe Deborah De Williams should have received the Australian of the year award this year as she was the first woman to complete a non-continuous lap around Australia in 2009 which was 20,000km's she aslo completed the last 800km's with broken feet showing no signs of giving up to help raise money for the breast cancer foundation. Deborah raised $100,000 doing this. She then ran from Hobart to Darwin once her feet healed and raised a further $82,000 and is expected to run again in march 2011. Being a breast cancer survivor herself she did this to make women with breast cancer to act early. Not only is she helping save many women’s lives in Australia but she is also helped children, by raising funds for the children help line by
Films during the early years, where called one reelers lasting 10 to 15 minutes. As the development of motion pictures continued, films became longer witch lead to full length movies or “features” witch allowed each movie to become a work of art. The first full length feature is, The Birth of a Nation was made up of 13 reels and was about a white woman who tries to fight off the sexual advances of a black man as the Ku Klux Klan comes to her rescue. Implemented a dynamic range of cinematic space by using flashbacks, in which a film cuts to narrative episodes that are supposed to have taken place before the start of the film, cross cutting, when a film moves back and forth between two separate events, and the iris shot, the frame slowly opening in a wide circle as a scene begins. These are all new and creative forms of art that D.W. Griffith invented for entertainment.