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Film Question

Overview

1250 words - double-spaced, one-inch (2.54 cm) margins in 12 pt Times New Roman

you are to submit three 1250 words formal film analysis papers.

  • You must analyze a film screened in class referring to the relevant cinematic technique covered in class.
  • Each paper should have a thesis stated in the introduction that is supported in the main body of the paper
  • You must refer to at least five film style terms from the relevant required and/or suggested reading(s) of the
  • week (i.e. the readings that appear on the course syllabus and those that are available on Canvas)

  • References to films, PowerPoints, or material not assigned in the course, will not count toward the 5
  • references

  • These references need to use appropriate referencing conventions from APA Citation Style and include a
  • bibliography

    Film:An Autumn Afternoon Topic:The Shot What to do:

  • Focus on the specific cinematic technique under discussion in the course that week to make an argument for
  • how it is used in the film.

  • State a detailed and specific thesis in your introduction. This thesis can relate to:
  • the narrative function of the cinematic technique
  • OR

  • the meaning that the cinematic technique expresses
  • OR

  • a combination of the two
  • Format:

  • 1250 words, double-spaced, one-inch (2.54 cm) margins in 12 pt Times New Roman – pdf document
  • provide word count at end of paper
  • write in the present tense and underline or italicize film titles
  • title your response paper as “Film Analysis Paper Unit [insert topic of the week]” and provide student number
  • Marking Rubric:

    Introduction: (/5)

  • one or two paragraphs
  • specification of the film and the cinematic technique to be discussed
  • statement on the thesis proposed about the use of cinematic technique in film
  • Argument: (/15)

  • main body paper consists of a set of well-developed and well-supported points
  • appropriateness of the selected scene or sequence as an example of the selected technique
  • close formal reading of the selected scene or sequence in relation to its narrative function and/or how it generates
  • meaning in relation to the film’s narrative and/or themes

    Film Art and Suggested Reading References: (/5)

  • at least five relevant references to appropriate film style terms derived from the required and suggested weekly
  • readings

    Conclusion: (/2)

  • concluding summary statement
  • Format: (/3)

  • correct formatting of assignment as specified in assignment brief
  • appropriate referencing conventions from APA Citation Style
  • Spelling, Grammar, and Clarity of Expression of ideas: (/5)

  • points are expressed clearly without spelling and grammatical errors