Audience response

sparkled faintly under the dull backstage lighting. “Who’s seeing you tonight?” Jade said in a hushed tone. The full audience was only a

Speech Critique (Self-Critique=2 x 25 Possible Points) (Peer Critique=25 Possible Points) For the process and informative speeches you will view the video of your presentation and critique yourself. Your responses to the questions below will be submitted to the D2L dropbox as a MS Word file by the date designated on the syllabus for each speech. You will use the same questions for your peer critique. When answering questions, answer in complete sentence form, check spelling/grammar, and use

customers. A power shift in hierarchy is created through the exchange motivation the author alludes to when she suggests that employees provide services for customers in exchange for payment. By drawing attention to the fact that customers pay in response to service and can impact the opinions of potential customers, the tactic of integry is utilized by distributing equal power to customers and the food critic. The entry subsystem of attention challenges power roles among system components and increases

to various audiences and the significance of the tales to each of these audiences is shaped by the conditions under which they receive the tale. In a broader sense, the various audiences can be classified into one of two categories. The first of these we will call the immediate audience and it consists of the fictional audience that lives within the same space and time as the storyteller. The second category we will call the audience at large and it includes the contemporary audience of the authors

General purpose: To inform. Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about the consequences many Afghan families faced due to their poor decision to involve themselves into the dangerous world of opium farming. Central idea: To achieve a full understanding of the Opium farming situation we have to analyze the cause, the government's response, and the aftermath. Introduction Please feel free to raise your hands to any of the following questions. How many of you have children? For those who don’t

persuading. To do this people use various forms of logos, ethos, and pathos. Logos are the facts and proof the speaker is provided for the audience. Ethos is a form of credibility and trust, therefore the speaker must be serious about the topic and sound believable. Lastly there is pathos which is used to show emotion through the speaker and make the audience have sympathy. Although Brutus and Antony both use the same persuasion strategies, they have differences that make it more effective. Antony’s

sufferings of others. However, Wiesel’s speech was also a very skillful exercise in using rhetoric for persuasion. By using certain wording and striking the right balance of facts and emotions, he was moving the audience in the direction of understanding his point of view. He was moving the audience to not feel sympathy, but actual empathy to the events he was speaking about. To feel the as closely as he felt for these events in history. He acted as judge, jury, disappointed parent and as vengeful deity

The aim of a film is to evoke a response from the audience and depending on the individual spectator's background this response will vary. In this presentation, I am going to be focusing on how directors such as Alfred Hitchcock , David Fincher and David Lynch have the ability to make the spectator feel uncomfortable through subliminal messages and film language such as mise en scene and sound. As most film fans know, the idea of social discomfort in films was pushed into the mainstream by the

poster I visited was called, “These Shining Lives” by Elise Tauer. She discussed how she helped produce the lights used in musical performances, such as plays. Elise went into detail about how important lights are in plays because they help the audience see the performance and add effects to the acts. She discussed how different forms of lights are used for different areas to give a mood for that area. For example, there was a house in a recent play that had pink lights showing through the window

Research Research 1: Similar Magazines In all of these magazines, they display a photograph that takes up the middle third of the page, and this is because the target demographic (men aged 18-30) are generally more likely to view the centre third of the page grid first. Also, all of the magazine names are partially covered, which creates the impression that the magazines are well-known and their names do not need to be fully shown to be recognised. The photographs of the actors on these magazine