The Realness

An example of a low-angle shot in the movie can be seen at the start of the movie where it shows the city buildings at a low-angle. This shows how big and wide the city is. It amplifies the interest of the audience to see the things that takes place in those areas. The high-angle is a shot where the camera is at a high-angle and it shows how the character is looking to the camera. It is commonly used so that it can show the character’s vulnerability and can also show how weak the characters is as

In Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, the author draws a connection between the impact of chemical exposure on the people of the Republic Gilead to the effect of Agent Orange on the exposed veterans during the Vietnamese war in order to reflect on the human role in the tragic downfall of a society. Agent Orange was a defoliant widely used on the forests of vietnam; it is still affecting the people even today (McQue). The effects of Agent Orange on the relatives of those uncovered is specifically

reality shows and that proves positive outcomes indeed exits in reality shows. Another study is created to examine the realness of reality television shows. It is implemented because people are becoming concern that “reality” shows are often scripted and they do not necessary indicate reality. Although the source does not explicitly explain why people’s perception of the realness of reality show is important, it reveals if a reality television has an impact on viewers’ behavior, then these shows will

Descartes starts of his meditations with a very simple idea. That he has no concreate evidence that he, or anything else exists. Descartes has a few reasons to question his existence, the first on being that our senses can be deceived, easily enough in our everyday lives. How are we supposed to trust the senses that are known to fail us quite frequently? Another reason Descartes gives for doubting is the fact that an evil mastermind could have been our image of God, constantly trying to change how

A weakness in the story is that they turned a horrifying story into a humorous one. It sort of kills the realness effect to it. The princess could have made it too where she was the one behind the door so if the young man choose the right they would be together and the king wouldn't be able to do anything about it. The princess must make a decision and this is the final climatic main incident. The jealousy and love affair are the princesse thoughts. Using this method helps concentrate attention

The research is a technique that includes discovery, study, testing hypothesis, gathering information and explaining phenomenon by using science as a method. The researchers during the exploration, investigation or research usually use different kinds of research methods like qualitative and quantitative methods. Each method depends on the assigned task, discipline, research question, budget and many other factors. For example, in disciplines that are entirely scientific such as chemistry, quantum

In 1905 the film The Little Train Robbery was released. It was a parody of The Great Train Robbery, and it had the same plot except an all child cast. It was the first movie to critique or make fun of another movie. The director had a point to get across to the audience and he did that through the use of children actors. Almost ninety years later the biggest western actor at the time did the same thing, except without the humor. He directed the film Unforgiven, and through it he was able to critique

Vertigo is an intriguing film throwing several philosophical themes at the viewer, including the ideas of love, appearance/reality, and subjective/objective personality. By the use of camera shots, editing, colour, and more, Vertigo provides viewers to immerse themselves into these themes and ponder over what these messages mean and apply to their individual ways of thinking. An interesting concept from the film that I want to dwell on more is the theme of appearance vs. reality. The film creates

Look at all this Representation! This past 2 years have seen more and more transgender characters displayed on our screens than ever before. I do feel like this representation is amazing and some cases have done our community proud in so many ways but of course some have not been so good. Amazon's show Transparent which focuses on a trans woman called Maura Pfefferman is one such negative example. Maura starts her transition later in life and the show is focused on her struggles being a older transgender

In the poem Solitude, written by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, she is using a realistic tone to accurately describe life through the diction and the syntax. The author first uses diction to express the reality of life. Wilcox discusses a crowd’s response to when a separate person expresses how they feel when she says, “Rejoice, and men will seek you; Grieve, and they turn and go.” (Wilcox 9-10). The word “rejoice” has a positive connotation, while the word “grieve” has a negative connotation. When they are