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5 great activities for using movies in the EFL class Persuading students of the usefulness of watching English-language movies at home isn’t hard, but there are many things you can do to bring films into the classroom as well. Here are 5 great activities for using movies in the EFL class. Half in half out Choose a scene from a movie that you’d like to work on, preferably one with lots of movement and lots of dialogue. Mini-Oscars If you can set some time aside each lesson, this makes for a great project. Dub your favourite scene Great for pronunciation practice, and fun for everyone to watch, this activity consists of choosing a scene from a movie and having students practice a key dialogue (it works best with scenes that have two or three characters). Customer reviews One of the text-types that students might be called upon to write in the CAE is a review, usually of a book or a movie. Everybody likes a good movie, but not everybody has the same taste. Who’s in it? To get the most out of this activity, it’s a good idea to run it twice.
teen films as a platform for teenage consumerism | Hellojason's Weblog This post will examine the semiotics of teen films. The term semiotics refers to how meaning is constructed and understood. In particular, I want to focus on teen films that act as a platform for driving consumer culture. I will deal primarily with films about teenagers, not films targeted at teenagers. So how are teens to deal with their on screen representations? “The old experience of the movie-goer, who sees the world outside as an extension of the film he has just left (because the latter is intent upon reproducing the world of everyday perceptions), is now the producer’s guideline. Adorno and Horkhiermer suggest that since the introduction of the sound film, real life is increasingly indistinguishable from the movies. From the 80’s to the 90’s; a shift to the in-crowd The majority of the Brat Pack films, most notably the John Hughes directed Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, and Pretty in Pink, are stories primarily about outsiders. Literal product placement in films Like this:
SHAKESPEARE ON FILM Featuring resources on 13 of Shakespeare’s plays, from Romeo and Juliet to Titus Andronicus, the resources cover over 25 different filmed versions of his works. Ranging across study guides, film extracts, interactive downloads and documentary programmes the resources aim to engage students with the plays themselves via filmed adaptations of Shakespeare's works making this site - a veritable one stop shop for all your "film and Shakespeare" needs. Featuring interviews with Kenneth Branagh, Ian McKellen and Adrian Noble as well as film makers such as Richard Linklater and Richard Loncraine, the resources offer insight into the plays themselves, raise issues about Shakespeare’s language and look at the adaptation process but always focusing on Shakespeare’s texts themselves. An ideal way to get your students started on Shakespeare. An introductory teacher guide and 25 minute documentary looks at a number of issues surrounding studying Shakespeare as well as his place within culture.
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ndla Characteristics Film Shoot Films are similar to novels or short stories in that they tell a story. They include the same genres: romantic, historical, detective, thriller, adventure, horror, and science fiction. However, films may also include sub-groups such as: action, comedy, tragedy, westerns and war. Along with the literary elements such as plot, setting, characterization, structure, and theme, which make up the text or screenplay, there are many different film techniques used to tell the story or narrative. Below is a list of elements and questions to help you when analyzing films. Special Effects Film Contents Film Facts: List Title of film Year film was produced Nationality Names of the actors Name of director Hide Genre: List What main genre does the film fall under? Setting: List Setting is a description of where and when the story takes place.Does it take place in the present, the past, or the future? Plot and structure: List What are the most important sequences? Conflict: List
Film Scene Analysis: Cinematography and Mise-en-scène in American Beauty | Longzijun The aim of this video is to demonstrate how cinematic techniques are used to show meaning and visually express moods and themes. It uses two scenes from the movie American Beauty (American Beauty IMDb Page) —the two office scenes featuring Lester (Kevin Spacey) and Brad (Barry Del Sherman). I’ve kept the video short and simple, so it should be suitable for anyone interested in learning about movie making. The cinematic techniques discussed in the video are related to mise-en-scène collegefilmandmediastudies.com/mise-en-scene-2, which is the term used to describe everything ‘put into the scene’. 1st Scene: Lester’s Performance Review (Focus on Lester) 1st Meeting: Lester The scene appears early on the movie. In this scene, Lester is having his performance reviewed by Brad, his company’s recently hired efficiency expert. Let’s look at Lester first. This shot is a like a point-of-view shot, as if we are looking at Lester from Brad’s position. 1st Meeting: Brad Beware of Oversimplification
MISE-EN-SCENE | College Film & Media Studies Mise en scène encompasses the most recognizable attributes of a film – the setting and the actors; it includes costumes and make-up, props, and all the other natural and artificial details that characterize the spaces filmed. The term is borrowed from a French theatrical expression, meaning roughly “put into the scene”. In other words, mise-en-scène describes the stuff in the frame and the way it is shown and arranged. (Lowe) Setting creates both a sense of place and a mood and it may also reflect a character’s emotional state of mind. The next shot, from Pier Paolo Pasolini’s The Earth Seen From the Moon [La terra vista dalla luna, 1966], provides a good example of the many and various effects that can be achieved via mise-en-scène. x (Manrodt) Three-Point Lighting This arrangement of key, fill, and backlight provides even illumination of the scene and, as a result, is the most commonly used lighting scheme in typical narrative cinema. High-Key Lighting Low-Key Lighting (Mertz) Deep Space
Movie: A Journal of Film Criticism Access the whole issue as one file here. Opening Choices Introduction Edward Gallafent & John Gibbs Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: Significantly Ordinary Nathaniel Deyo Rio Bravo: Dude Walks into a Saloon Pete Falconer Similar Means to Different Ends: Lola Montés as a Punch in the Gut Anthony Coman Intimacy, ‘Truth' and the Gaze: The Double Opening of Zero Dark Thirty Christa Van Raalte Under the Skin: Cosmology and Individuation Catherine Constable Otto Preminger's Hand in the Initial Moments of Bunny Lake is Missing Lola Breaux Articles Intoxicating Stagecraft: Billy Wilder's The Lost Weekend and the Mysteries of Theatre in Film George Toles Daisy Kenyon (Otto Preminger, 1947) Michael Walker V. A Tribute to V. Obituary Charles Barr The Cinema of Nicholas Ray V. Letter From an Unknown Woman V. Audiovisual Essays The Phantom Carriage: A Revaluation John Gibbs & Douglas Pye Motifs of Movement and Modernity Patrick Keating Opening Choices: Notorious John Gibbs & Douglas Pye
Beleza americana: o mito do sonho americano Beleza americana: o mito do sonho americano José Antônio Araújo * Círculo Psicanalítico da Bahia Filme que retrata a vida e a destruição de uma família da classe média americana, através da narrativa feita pelo seu personagem central, Lester Bunham, marido da estereotipada mulher, Carolyn, e pai de uma filha única adolescente. Carolyn representa a frivolidade da sua existência cultivando uma imagem onde o lema que ela adota do seu ídolo, o "Rei dos Imóveis", é: "Para ter sucesso, deve-se projetar uma imagem de sucesso o tempo todo". Palavras-chave: Sonho American, Mitos, Sucesso, Simulacro, Destruição. Este filme foi lançado em 1999. Curiosamente, apesar de tratar-se de uma crítica contundente ao american way of life este filme é um dos preferidos do público americano, tendo estado entre os 10 mais do IMDB - Internet Movie Database por um longo período. Vamos tentar ir mais fundo na nossa análise e atender o convite do cartaz do filme: "Look closer", Olhe bem de perto. "...
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