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Essay Instructions: Topic: write two pages essay. One page about avatar movie and the second about ?The Godfather" (1972) which is MACHO Movie .After a brief summary of each of these two movies, tell us your experience of seeing those movies, what you observe about its impact upon the future of film making, and how it fits into what you have learned in the American film in general.
Note: one page for AVATAR Movie and one page for ?The godfather? (Macho movie).

Essay Instructions: Hi,

Please write a film/ movie analysis for the film "avatar". I would like you to choose a specific scene or a specific shot from the movie and analyze it. I only need to analyze the specific scene or shot but not the whole movie. In the analysis I would like to discuss about the following:
-controlling idea
-composition/ types of composition
-the use of color. how does it interact with the film or with the character. Ex. the color of the character's cloth...etc
-the use of music and sound. How does it match the shot or the story at that shot/ specific scene
-the shots set up. What type of shot ihas been use and how does it work with the film
-the message the specific scene or shot wants to deliver
-use of lighting
Bascially a very detail and professional film analysis essay. Analyze almost everything from the scene. I have never written a film analysis essay before so I have no idea about what to analysize so please feel free to add more detail that need to be analyzed beside the one that I provided!

Thanks!!!

Essay Instructions: i wish the writer usernumber: infoceo to do my paper

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Essay Instructions: In this paper, students should discuss how one watches a film critically and how one derives
meaning from a film. Students should also identify some criteria for evaluating a film.
This paper should also make use of technical and critical terminology from the text. The reflective paper is not an analysis of a single film (and therefore is not a continuation of
the Literary Elements Essay). It is a discussion of film analysis in general. However, students
are encouraged to use specific examples from films to illustrate their general claims.
This paper should be eight pages of text with a title page, reference page and in-text citations
where necessary. The reference page should at least include The Art of Watching Films and any films used as examples.



Reflective Essay: Analyzing Movies, Film, and Cinematography

I. Introduction

Thesis:________________________________________

II. How I watch the film critically (use “SEVEN” for examples)

III. How I derived the meaning of the film (use “THE NOTEBOOK” for examples)

IV. Identify criteria for evaluating the film (use “AVATAR” for examples)

V. Conclusion


Reference That I Must Include in this Essay

Boggs, J., and Petrie, D. (2008). The Art of Watching Films (Ashford Custom 7th ed.). Mountain View, CA Mayfield.  ISBN: 2301

Note: Here is a companion site that goes with this required source/book

Boggs: The Art of Watching Films, 7/e (2008)
Online Learning Center: http://www.mhhe.com/awf7

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