!” as you wait to go on stage and preform. Also have screming fans in the back stage just screaming your name trying to pump you up for this great big preformance. Congratulating on the big event and how far you are going. They are are pround of you and you family mostly you and your brothers. As you and your brothers walk all around trying to get everything figured out your meeting new people mostly all of them famouse and are honored to hear that you and your brothers are actually there about to preform.
20. Nonna’s secret is that Christina’s father is actually Marcus Sanford, at this point in the movie; all the secrets have been told. 21. “National Wog Day” at the end of the movie is more upbeat and different because Josie is happy and invites Jacob and her friends to attend with her; this shows that she has embraced her culture. When she puts on the music and starts dancing, it shows she is happy.
I thought I'd take a step back to marvel at our horrifying work, such tremendous times we've had together and still more to come. I remember quite clearly when the witches stood by their cauldrons,putting together their magical spells that turned a prince into a frog, or when the demons and ghouls roamed around trying to find some mischief to cause, oh what a grand sight it was. The marvelous times when the children run around all night, trying to get some yummy treats and all they needed was a single greet. Halloween, our most memorable time together each year, it's the perfect night for everyone, because its always fun and of course very scary! We mustn't forget about all the mischievous ideas that each and everyone of us has come up with.
Released in 1952, Singin' in the Rain is universally acknowledged to be one of the greatest musicals of all time. Co-directed by Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly, this film has been referred to as "MGM's Technicolor Musical Treasure”, and has won and been nominated for a selection of awards, including two Oscars, two Golden Globes, and a BAFTA Film Award, amongst others. The film provides a humorous example of the struggle in 1920’s Hollywood, during the transition from silent film to the Talkies, and the problems that many silent film stars faced as they had to use their voices on film for the very first time. It touches on the experiences of fictitious on-screen Hollywood golden couple, charming Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly) and deceivingly glamorous Lina Lamont (Jean Hagen). The emerging talking pictures are creating a stir amongst the studio bosses at ‘Lockwood & Lamont’, as new films such as ‘The Jazz Singer’ head straight for success, putting the silent film actors in jeopardy, such as Lina, with her shrill, screechy accent, which is obviously unsuitable for film.
In the 1920s structured order meant filmmakers followed an unwritten set of rules that determined plots, protagonists and the genre of successful films. Vertov was part of a movement called the Kinoks who challenged original cinematic techniques that the extremely controlled cinema industry followed. The Man with the Movie Camera is a perfect example of a film that has broken free of conventions and challenged the walls of cinema. This essay will analyse the use of editing in creating meaning and how important it is. As well as assessing Vertov’s beliefs and drive to make such a film.
The Auteur Theory: Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980) This essay is going to discuss director Alfred Hitchcock is an auteur in film. First, there will be an introduction of Auteur Theory. After that, an introduction of Director Alfred Hitchcock would be presented. This essay is going to focus on personal style and interior meanings of Hitchcock’s work. The meanings were presented by Mise-en-scene, montage and story plot.
I won a medal in floor and this first got me going with competition. This all started my love for sports. When I went to elementary school I started doing dance since in some ways it was like gymnastics. It was run by the school and it was once a week. I started out in ballet then the next 2 years did ballet and tap, in 4th and 5th grade I did jazz and tap and my last year I did hip hop.
How does the theory and practice of montage cinema as seen in Eisenstein and Vertov differ from mainstream cinema of the same period? Discuss with reference to critical material and any film examples you want to use. You need to remember to include the theory in this essay to help ground a compare and contrast-type answer Eisenstein,s beyond the Stars: The Memoirs of Sergei Eisenstein,ed.Richard Taylor,trans.William Powell. British Film Institute: London In the first of my film,Strike,I wanted to take the terror of the finale to a high point. The most horrible thing in the representation of blood is blood itself.
However, a film is a created work of art and if you look more deeply into the film, there are many ways you can read it. ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Like all texts, film can be read in more ways than just the literal one. When studying film, we can draw upon ideas which will enable the viewer to analyse the sub-text of the film. Cinema studies concepts concentrate on the codes, implied ideas and allusions in a text. ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Concepts for Reading a Film • Try applying the following concepts to the film.
1. My experience with dance dates back to when I was about 2-3 years old, we where in the car and music came on and my dad taught me how to bob my head to the beat and learn how to catch the rhythm of a song. Ever since then I have learned to build and maintain a love for music and dancing. I grew up watching Michael Jackson dance and was always inspired by his ability to do so. Throughout grade school I competed in many dance competitions, solo and group dances and have been on 3-dance teams in my entire life.