Read this entire document carefully. Remember the following about Discussion Ass

Read this entire document carefully.
Remember the following about Discussion Assignments:
1. First compose this assignment using MS Word or a Google Document. Use spelling and grammar check to verify your writing does not contain typos, spelling errors, or obvious grammar errors. Then you can copy and paste your work into the Discussion.
2. Do not include direct quotes from another source in your post unless you properly use quotation marks and citations. If you plagiarize an assignment, you will receive a grade of 0 and possibly a failing grade for the course. All writing not in quotation marks and not cited must be your own.
3. Do not attach a file in your Discussion. Instead, copy and paste your work into the Discussion by clicking Reply.
4. When choosing films for your assignments, choose full-length feature films that were created for theatrical release. This means you should avoid children’s films, or propaganda films where the sole purpose was to advance a political or religious agenda. You can choose animated films or foreign films. All films nominated for an Academy Award are acceptable.
5. Finally, click here to see some of the most common errors on Writing Assignments. Such errors usually result in a reduction in the overall score
DIRECTIONS
For this assignment, you will read some sections from the course textbook, then watch two films, and then answer to two prompts. You will post your answers in Discussion 1 by clicking on Reply and pasting in your work.
Question 1
To get started, click on Chapter 1: Analyzing Movies in MindTap. Find the section titled Analyze Movies:
Choose to respond to a film (or a scene from that film) you have already seen, or watch a film of your choice. Then answer one of the questions in the Analyze Movies section of the text.
This answer must contain two or three paragraphs. Each paragraph must contain between five and eight sentences.
Question 2
Look at the final section of Chapter 2 and find the section titled “Analyze Narrative and Genre:”
Choose to respond to a film (or a scene from the film) you have already seen, or watch a film of your choice. Then answer one of the questions in the “Analyze Narrative and Genre” section of the text.
Your answer must contain two or three paragraphs. Each paragraph must contain between five and eight sentences.
Your grade for this assignment will depend on how well you answer the questions using details from the film.
Inlcude the prompt numbers and name of the films in your submission. Here is an example of how you should format your submission:
Discussion #1
Prompt 1
Film: Lawrence of Arabia
Question: Is the film in which you find this scene by design a work of entertainment or art? If it is a work of entertainment, what aspects of film art can you find? If it is more an art film, what makes it entertaining?
Your paragraphs here…
Prompt 2
Film: Pan’s Labyrinth
Question: Does the story adhere to the hero narrative proposed by Joseph Campbell?
Your paragraphs here…