It’s time for you to write another short essay. This time you have the option to write about any ONE of these topics. Choose the one that is most interesting to you. Write a minimum of 500 words (don’t worry, that’s a lot shorter than it sounds).

Perform internet research outside of these lessons to help you come to your conclusions.

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Do you believe that the use of 3D animation has grown in feature films over the last few years? If so, do you think the trend will continue? What are the forces driving this trend?It’s time for you to write another short essay. Write a minimum of 500 words (don’t worry, that’s a lot shorter than it sounds

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3 years ago

* WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST* Choose and type out any paragraph from a play or film script you find online or in print. Then, describe

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I have taken a script from the movie The Conjuring.

Script:

It’s Cindy’s room.

The camera in the closet starts flashing, strobing the room with bursting white light. The girls start to stir.

Intercut:

It’s really difficult for Roger to stay still.

Cindy’s eyes pop open, and she sits up.

Freaks as the intermittent light gives her staccato glances of something staring at her through the window.

- It’s the beast she saw before as a shadow. She SCREAMS!

- Andrea bolts up in fear, and then…

- The LOUD, ECHOING SOUND OF A SIDE-BOLT CLOSING OVER AND OVER, joins the mayhem. It’s coming from the closet.

- Roger can’t stand it—takes off out of the room.

- THE SIDE BOLT NOISE SUDDENLY STOPS, along with the FLASHES, casting the room back into darkness.

The girls dash out of the bedroom door into the hallway just as Roger gets there, both folding into his arms.

Camera Angles

Below given are my ideas:

The girls start to stir—long shot of the girls, then close-up of each of the girls.

It’s really hard for Roger to stay still. Close up of Roger.

Cindy’s eyes pop open, and she sits up. Dutch tilt, extreme close-up.

Freaks as the intermittent light gives her staccato glances of something staring in at her through the window. Extreme close-up of Cindy and a high-angle shot.

It’s the beast she saw before a shadow—zoom in to the beast and zoom out, low angle, then long shot of Cindy.

She screams. Extreme long shot.

Andrea bolts up in fear, then extreme long shot.

The loud, echoing sound of a slide-bolt closing over and over, joins the mayhem. It’s coming from the closet. Dutch tilt on Cindy, close-up on Andrea, and a long shot of the closet, and then a close-up as the scene progresses.

Roger can’t stand it and takes off from the room. Extreme long shot, low-angle shot.

The slide bolt noise suddenly stops, along with the flashes, casting the room back into darkness. Extreme long shot.

The girls dash out the bedroom door into the hallway just as Roger gets there, both folding into his arms. Eye-level shot.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

Define and explain chamber music in the Classical era, and give at least three examples of common Classical Chamber music ensemb

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DEFINITION

From c1500 to the mid-1700s (Renaissance and Baroque eras), all music was classified by its social function as being either (1) church music, (2) theater music, or (3) chamber music--a term which included all secular music that was performed in private household--whether vocal or instrumental, solo or ensemble, or even orchestral because at that time orchestras were rather small.

As orchestras grew significantly in size starting in the later 1700s, the term chamber music took on its present definition as music written for and performed by a small instrumental ensemble with one player on each part. Since the interplay of parts is considered an essential element of chamber music, music for a solo performer with or without accompaniment is usually excluded from this definition

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