Essays on Cinematography Page 80

Both Beowulf and Luke were bestowed with a boon, which was a timely blessing or benefit. Their mission was to save their own parts of the world. While they both accomplished this task successfully, they also faced challenging moments. Despite being distinct narratives, Beowulf and Star Wars have numerous similarities; however, it is important not…

Pixar Animation Studios Pixar has a very interesting early history. It began in 1979 as the Graphics Group, which was one third of the Computer Division of Lucasfilm. After moving to Lucasfilm, they worked on creating the precursor to RenderMan, called REYES, meaning “renders everything you ever saw” and developed a number of critical technologies,…

Historical Time of the Film: 1552 – Mid 16th century. Historical Place Setting of the Film: England Subject of the Film: How Elizabeth managed to derive the throne through convulsion, and so keep it through even greater struggle and resistance. Greatest Surprise of the Film: The attending to item and the symbolism employed to do…

Disney is a brand that we associate with pureness and happily ever afters. However, even with all that Disney magic, there’s a hidden darkness that’s lingering behind it all. I grew up watching Disney films with my friends and family. From the iconic Lion King to one of my favorites, Tangled, they’re a staple in…

The Outsiders by S.E Hinton is about, a gang going through a lot of drama and trauma only to lose the one person who could hold their gang together, Johnny. In The Outsiders, two members of the Greasers gang, Johnny and Ponyboy, get into a fight with some members of the Socs, their rival gang….

A mother is not a perfect person because nobody’s perfect. She struggles for her family’s happiness and wellness. But as a person, she commits mistakes which are for a reason and has a reason. A child conversely should love and respect his/her parents as a return of what they have given. It is a child…

There are many theaters in our state, but the most celebrated of them are in Moscow. If you want to see a theater you have to purchase a ticket. Now you have bought the ticket. You pass through an entryway and travel to the cloak-room. Then you go to the hall. There are rows of…

One of the simple pleasures of growing up in a small town was going to the movies, especially during the summer. When school let out, we’d ride our bikes to the local theater and look at the marquee and the “Coming Soon” posters. Of course, in the days before the multi-screen Cineplex, our theater only…

When individuals hear the words ‘slavery,’ they think of the darkest times in American History. However, it can also be stated that the abolitionist movement resulted in some of the greatest contributions to American culture by way of numerous poems, essays and forms of writing. To put things in perspective, slavery from the 1850s to…

The book Ender’s Game was published in 1985, under the author Orson Scott Card. Ender’s Game was Card’s most well known book and won the Hugo and Nebula Awards in 1986. The book is a futuristic science fiction, where humans and aliens are war bound. I really love this book. It’s interesting how an author…