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Essay (35%) - due August 3rd 2018 Conduct an in-depth formal analysis of a film scene from the list below. Form a thesis about what you think is the ideology being expressed by the filmmakers. Prove your thesis by supplying evidence from four specific formal elements of the cinematic construction. Analyze a single formal element per paragraph (i.e. a camera angle, a visual composition, an editing transition, a sound mixing technique). Do not write about every instance of a particular formal technique being used throughout the entire scene. Do not write about more than one formal technique per paragraph. Do not write about the acting and facial expressions, how narrative comprehension is achieved, or how the scene advances the plot. Concentrate on how the cinematography, mise-en-scène, editing and/or sound design communicate the film’s ideological perspective on issues such as gender, class, race, sexuality, capitalism and technology. Use 2 brief quotes from the assigned readings to support your arguments.
Scene choices: 1. Joe Versus the Volcano (1990) - morning at the factory 2. Mulholland Drive (2001) - screen test 3. Die Hard (1988) - arrival at Nakatomi Plaza 4. Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) - morning at Appleyard College 5. Dead Man (1995) - arrival at Machine You must pick a scene from the approved list. All scenes have been uploaded to the course Vimeo account. Check cuLearn for the links and passwords. You are advised to watch the scene you have chosen several times and study it closely. You are not required to watch the entire film that the scene is extracted from, but you may find it helps provide additional context. Essay Formatting and Rules: The mandatory essay length is exactly 5 pages, which includes: a cover page, the main body of your essay, and a page for your Works Cited list. The cover page should list the essay title, your name, and the assignment due date. The main body of your essay spans the middle 3 pages, and consists of 6 paragraphs, each a half-page in length. The 6 paragraphs in the main body of the essay are: an introduction, analysis of 4 formal elements (one per paragraph), and a conclusion. Use MLA citation and formatting style only. Follow the format used for the readings listed in the syllabus. Do not cite the film itself, either in-text or in your Works Cited list, even if you are directly quoting dialogue. Only create citations for the readings that you quote from or refer to. Do not conduct any additional research for the essay assignment. Write your paragraph in essay style (no bullet points or numbering). Use letter size paper (8.5” x 11”) with 1” margins. Write in Times New Roman font, 12 pt. size and doublespaced. A half-page paragraph should consist of 10 - 12 lines of text. All pages should be numbered. Format your writing as a PDF document and submit it by email. Essay Grading: Excellent: Presents a clear, engaging thesis statement, followed by a well-developed and well-supported series of arguments. All essay content is unified and consistent in pertaining to the central thesis. Demonstrates a strong knowledge and full understanding of the text(s). Presents an original interpretation of the text(s), beyond simply restating material from the lectures and readings. Terminology is used correctly and in the appropriate context. Sequencing of paragraphs is logical and easy to follow. Paragraphs are focused and internally coherent. Paragraphs smoothly integrate relevant evidence and well-chosen quotations, and follow them up with thoughtful analysis. Sentences are written with clarity and legibility, and are of an appropriate length. Essay is free of spelling, grammar, punctuation, formatting and citation errors. Ends with an insightful conclusion that proves and validates the central thesis.