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Still Image Analyses.

I will be talking about the Mid Shot and how it affects the scene. I think the Mid Shot used in this scene really adds to the feeling of hopelessness of the scene. The reason I think this is more… Continue Reading →

Survival Story

It felt like an unusually warm morning for mid november and the was a strong rotten smell coming from the drains, probably was one of the old stews my wife saves up then ends up throwing it away. I walked… Continue Reading →

Hey Mr North

I got home from Film club quite late and i don’t have enough time to do the assessment so could we arrange a new time or do it at lunch time tomorrow. Thanks, Alistair.

10 words i’ve found out

Erroneous: Wrong Prescribed: Required Dissemble: Conceal Truth Innocuous: Harmless Alleviate: Relieve or more bearable Renounce: give up or resign from something Prudent: Careful Apocryphal: Said to be true but doubtful authenticity Burghers: Town or city person, typically a bourgeoisie. Endemic: Found… Continue Reading →

My version of the Seven Commandments

1. Any human who enslaves animals is an enemy. 2. Any animal who follows Animalism is a friend. 3. No animal shall try and improve their visual image. 4. All animals must sleep in they natural sleeping place. 5. No… Continue Reading →

Animal Farm Script

ANIMAL FARM EXTRACT PAGE 7 TILL START OF PAGE 6. INT. DRAWING-ROOM – MIDDAY Mr. Jones enters the room drunkenly slumping onto the sofa. Mr. Jones picks up News Of The World after reading it for 10 seconds Mr. Jones… Continue Reading →

My Idea For Dystopia

The human race has now discovered a fast and cheap way to extract gas from the ground. It is Called ‘fracking’ where high pressure water mixed with sand and chemicals are pumped into the ground but this 50% of this… Continue Reading →

The Fringes (The Chrysalids creative writing)

I was sitting down on a rock watching my friend, Angus, catching flies with his lizard like tongue, “how do they taste?” I asked curiously “salty, wanna try one?” Angus replied “nah” I said “its getting late we should head… Continue Reading →

Peer Assessment

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Romeo and Juliet – Urban Style

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