representation a positive or negative one? I do not thinks this is a negative representation as I think all she is trying to do is stand out and look good so that people by the CD. What impact does the representation have on the audience? I think the impact this has on the audience is that she is portraying the idea that she is a goddess and that she is important. Janelle Monae How does the image represent the theme you have chosen? The image is exotic because of what she is wearing as it is very unusual
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approach to producing documents for assessment. The content and structure of the document depends upon the audience addressed and the subject matter. You can undertake research on different types of documents by looking at what is available on the internet. For example, putting in the words “discussion papers for conferences” brings up a wide variety of discussion papers for a conference audience. To view more examples download our Guidance on formats for assessments. Check our Command words guide:
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educate the audience at the same time.’ The play “Teecher’s” is about three school pupils putting on a play about what their old school (Whitewall) used to be like, throughout the play we are following the three characters Gail (played by Nicole Black), Salty (played by Jacob Addely) and Hobby (played by Donna Preston) who also played all of the teachers and the rest of the students, the effect of multi role makes the audience concentrate more on the play, because it makes the audience think more
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particularly important shot in the scene, beginning 00:02:36 into the film, tells the audience much of what it will need to know about Rear Window’s setting, characters, and themes. The long take begins with an alarm clock waking up a couple, sleeping out on their balcony. As the camera moves from window to window around the courtyard, we see a few brief snippets of characters’ lives. And finally, the audience sees inside the apartment that has been its point of view all along. Mise-en-scene, framing
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communication. 3. What is credibility? Why is it important for communicator to be credible? (5m) - Credibility is the level of believability and trust that people have in you. - Credibility of communication is in fact trust and value given by the audience - If an audience has a high value about the communicator, and respects the information given, the communicator is said to be having high credibility. - If the credibility is questionable then it will reduce the receiver’s understanding, reduces receiver’s
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case, reporters are going to be the audience that you will need to establish contact with first and foremost. Now just because the reporters are typically first in line, there are very strong advantages that offered via email, internet and mobile phones. These resources and devices offer various capacities to effectively communicating in more direct ways with your audience. The idea is to take advantage the technology and talk to other members of your audience that includes employees, investors/board
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through voiceover in the opening of American Beauty. Although voiceovers tend to be cliche, American Beauty, Sam Mendes’ satirical film centered upon American suburbia, utilizes this tool to strengthen its message. Lester, the protagonist, hooks the audience through the use of voiceovers on three separate occasions in the film- the opening sequence, the beginning of his last day of life, and the final scene. Film critics often argue the “show, don’t tell” method of movie making, but Lester’s narrations
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angry when she saw Jason without any guilty. In the dispute, Medea slapped Jason heavily. In this part, I can feel her angry come to the climax. In the theatre, I specially pay attention to the audience who around me. Because I was sitting on the back, it is easy to watch their reactions. I noticed an audience who is sitting next to me. He was very concentrated in the play all the time. When Medea decided to kill her two kids, I saw his face expressed a little bit uncomfortable emotion. In my opinion
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PREPARATION ............................................................................................................. 3 OBJECTIVE ................................................................................................................... 3 AUDIENCE .................................................................................................................... 3 VENUE ........................................................................................................................
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“Recast” Curated by: Lisa Myers Artists: Bev Koski and Christian Chapman Stepping into the “Recast” exhibition invites the audience into a state of awe as they first follow the trail of Bev Koski’s 20 large photographs of these beaded cloaked palm sized figurines. Each pieces evokes a sense of sympathy as each photograph reveals only the eyes of the characters, as if she was showing how powerless they were. At the end of the trail, it leads to a small room with three lone chairs playing
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