Overview
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A detailed film analysis and application of multiple terms and concepts from chapter 4 (mise-en-scene) OR 5 (Cinematography) and 6 (Editing) OR 7 (Sound) using media text examples that have not been presented in the textbook, class, or in your narrative paper. See the rubric for further information.
Stylistic analysis!
Quality and quantity of examples used to demonstrate thorough understanding of the technique/concept under discussion. Depth of analysis and thoughtful hypothesizing in relation to the use of stylistic techniques and themes and audience impact. Evidence cited from media texts in support of analysis and hypotheses.
Multiple techniques/concepts exemplified!
Multiple techniques/concepts exemplified from mise-en-scene OR cinematography and editing OR sound
3 pages minimum, double-spaced. Chapter 11 will help you prepare. Please BOLD your terms/concepts from the chapters. This makes it much easier for me to identify the concept you're discussing and exemplifying.
In the paper you will also discuss how significant instances of your chosen stylistic elements (mise-en-scene OR cinematography and editing OR sound) contribute to thematic and/or narrative elements, concentrating on how they may be intended to make an audience respond and tie in to the meanings created by the overall text.
You are also encouraged to discuss the influence of relevant concepts from chapters 1 (Creativity, Technology, and Business), 9 (Genres), and/or 12 (Film History and National Cinema) if they have impacted how style is used.
Chapter 4: Mise-en-Scene
10.1 What is Mise-en-Scene?
10.2 Setting
10.3 Costume & Make-up
10.4 Lighting
10.5 Staging & Movement
10.6 Putting it all together: Space & Time; Contrast
10.7 Mise-en-scene and Special Effects
Chapter 5: Cinematography
Chapter 6 Editing
Chapter 7 Sound
Please
be sure to follow the standard approach to essay writing: introduction
in which you will set up your premise in a thesis sentence or two
followed by supporting evidence in separate paragraphs with a topic
sentence, and a conclusion in which you summarize your argument in
support of your thesis. Again, chapter 11 will help you with this.
Proofread carefully as you will be graded on grammar, punctuation and
don't plagiarise.