A) For this assignment, you will be streaming a film of your choosing. B) DO NOT

A) For this assignment, you will be streaming a film of your choosing.
B) DO NOT present this as an outline. Present it in paragraph form as you would any paper.
C) This assignment will be uploaded in the assignment field as a .doc, or .pdf file. Type it within your word processor and then upload it to the film assignment field OR type your responses directly into the assignment field.
D) DO NOT repeat scenes within the paper. Use a different one for each application.
Rubric :
.5name of film
.5director of film
1subjective statement
.5quote from critic
.5source properly cited
.5protagonist is used and underlined theater II page 3
1rational
.5antagonist is used and underlined theater II page 4
1rational
.5foil is used and underlined theater II page 5
2rational
.5confidant is used and underlined theater II page 6
2rational
.5the type of organization is identified and underlined theater I page 14
2rational for the choice
.5exposition is used and underlined theater I page 15
1description
.5dramatic question is used and underline and underlined theater I page 16
1the question is identified
1rational for the choice
.5complication is used and underlined theater I page 17
1an example is presented
1how it changes the direction of the story is communicated
.5denouement is identified and underlined theater I page 18
1description
.5how the dramatic question is answered is communicated
.5mise en scene is used and underlined theater II page 21
1subjective statement is included
.5property is used and underlined theater II page 24
1a significant moment from the film is described
1how the property reinforces that significance is communicated
.5costume is used and underlined theater II page 25
1a significant moment from the film is described
1how the costume reinforces that significance is communicated
.5lighting is used and underlined theater II page 27
1a significant moment from the film has been described
1how the lighting reinforces that significance is communicated
.5cinematography is used and underlined film page 6
1subjective statement is included
.5a frame term has been selected and underlined film page 6-11.5
1a significant moment from the film has been described
1how the term reinforces that significance has been communicated
.5a focus term has been selected and underlined film page 12-13
1a significant moment from the film has been described
1how the term reinforces that significance has been communicated
.5a point of view term has been selected and underlined film page 14
1a significant moment from the film has been described
1how the term reinforces that significance has been communicated
.5a camera movement term has been selected and underlined film page 30
.5a significant moment from the film is described
1how the term reinforces that significance is communicated
.5editing is used and underlined film page 23
1subjective statement is included
1a discussion of the pacing is included film page 24
.5how well it reinforces the film is addressed
.5segment length is used and underlined film page 25-28
1a significant moment from the film is described
1how the segment length reinforces that significance is communicated
.5montage is used and underlined film page 33
1a significant moment from the film is described
1how the montage reinforces that significance is communicated
In the first paragraph identify the film selected, the director and a subjective statement regarding the film. Find a critic that agrees with your opinion and use a quote from that review.In the second paragraph identify the protagonist (only one) and apply the other required characters in relationship to the protagonist chosen. Determine the type of organization. Include a description of the exposition, the dramatic question, one complication, and a description of the denouement.
Begin the third paragraph with a subjective statement regarding the mise en scene. Then apply a property, a costume, and an example of lighting in three separate significant moments from the film.
Begin the fourth paragraph with a subjective statement regarding the cinematography. Then apply a frame term, a focus term, a point of view, and an example of camera movement in four separate significant moments from the film.
Begin the last paragraph with a subjective statement regarding the editing. Discuss the effectiveness of the pacing. Then apply an example of segment length and an example of a montage in two significant moments from the film.
Present the assignment in paragraph form with proper spelling, grammar and sentence construction.
Examples:
Bad:
The scene was shot with a subjective point of view.
Better:
The scene was shot with a subjective point of view which made us feel as we were seeing things through Steve’s eyes.
Good:
The scene was shot with a subjective point of view letting us feel the emotions that Steve had as he watched his best friend taking his last breath.