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Essay Instructions: Thesis paper regarding the early films of Stanley Kubrick including Day of Flight, Flying Padre, Fear and Desire, Killer's Kiss, Paths of glory, and Lolita. 8-page research thesis paper. Stay clear of plot summaries, and scene by scene reports. Double Spaced, 12 pt. I know this is a very open assignment, I hope that helps. 7 Sources is fine. Obviously noted in a proper bibliography. An excellent source could be the book Kubrick - inside a film artist's maze by Thomas allen Nelson. Feel free to email me about any other specifics needed.

Essay Instructions: This essay will be ART CENTER application essay
So I want this essay good with easy words but academic

TOPIC - Who do you believe to be the three major artists and designers who are shaping the discipline you are interested in pursuing or
who have influenced you? These should be individuals who have brought relevance to the world or to you in some social, political, emotional, economic, or other
meaningful context. Explain why you feel they are important. In what ways do you want your own work to contribute to or make a difference in the world?

Three major artists
1. Stanley Kubrick - film Director
2. Chan Wook Park - film director
Their film satirizes world with black comedy ( please add some detail )
3. Roy Lichtenstein - Artist
He influenced contemporary art ( please add some detail )

Also please use this info that I want to make comedy film especially black comedy film

Essay Instructions: here is the exact question
Stanley kubrick laments that many people directors and viewers alike tend to focus on the plot of the film rather than how cinema can enhance and move beyond the usual form of narrations. at one point he says conventional films primarily tell their story "through a series of dialogue scenes" and adds that "most films are little more than stage plays with more atmosphere and action." in a unified thesis driven essay of four pages in length perform a close reading of one scene from the film the prestige by Christopher Nolan that breaks from conventional story telling.carefully detail the composition of that scene in order to illustrate what you think kubrick means by his statement. a strong close reading will be sensitive to concerns such as camera distance/angle,camera lens/type of camera, camera movement , mise-en-scene, diegetic and non diegetic sound. editing, length of takes color treatment, lines of symmetry forms of acting, use of dialogue, audiences relationship to images and other stylistic concerns that go into the cinematic experience.