Film Productions assignment

Activities for this Unit (cont): Requirements: good detail | .doc file Watch the following film (for most units you will have a selection of films to choose from but for Unit 2 it is recommended that you watch Following > Unit 3 explains the form of this film): The views representations and language in these films do not represent the faculty or the college and both the films and their contents are intended for critical analysis. Please be sure to search the film you selected in imdb.com (Links to an external site.) to familiarize yourself with the narrative and to prevent any possible triggers.Following (Christopher Nolan 1998) > available in the LRC at the front desk (#135B)Password: classmoviesAll these film are available in DVD format and/or can be streamed online > click HERE for online rental options.Answer the following questions by clicking Reply below (minimum 500 words in total for all the questions): ALSO > be sure to post at least one comment on another students post.What were your reactions to the online clips of Stranger Than Paradise (Links to an external site.) and Tarnation (Links to an external site.)? How are these films different than most mainstream Hollywood films? (password: movies)What was your reaction to the feature film you watched? How does the low budget of the film affect the look and your emotional connections to the film and characters?How did the form of the film the way that it is organized affect your understanding of it?Do any narrative or visual patterns recur a sufficient number of times to suggest a structural element in themselves (are there repetitions of any elements)? If so what are these patterns? Do they help you determine the meaning of the film?https://vimeo.com/450110448 Following (Christopher Nolan 1998) > available in the LRC at the front desk (#135B) Password: classmovies All these film are available in DVD format and/or can be streamed online > click HERE for online rental options.Answer the following questions by clicking Reply below (minimum 500 words in total for all the questions): ALSO > be sure to post at least one comment on another students post.What were your reactions to the online clips of Stranger Than Paradise (Links to an external site.) and Tarnation (Links to an external site.)? How are these films different than most mainstream Hollywood films? (password: movies)What was your reaction to the feature film you watched? How does the low budget of the film affect the look and your emotional connections to the film and characters?How did the form of the film the way that it is organized affect your understanding of it?Do any narrative or visual patterns recur a sufficient number of times to suggest a structural element in themselves (are there repetitions of any elements)? If so what are these patterns? Do they help you determine the meaning of the film?https://vimeo.com/450110448 Answer the following questions by clicking Reply below (minimum 500 words in total for all the questions): ALSO > be sure to post at least one comment on another students post. What were your reactions to the online clips of Stranger Than Paradise (Links to an external site.) and Tarnation (Links to an external site.)? How are these films different than most mainstream Hollywood films? (password: movies) What was your reaction to the feature film you watched? How does the low budget of the film affect the look and your emotional connections to the film and characters? How did the form of the film the way that it is organized affect your understanding of it? Do any narrative or visual patterns recur a sufficient number of times to suggest a structural element in themselves (are there repetitions of any elements)? If so what are these patterns? Do they help you determine the meaning of the film? What were your reactions to the online clips of Stranger Than Paradise (Links to an external site.) and Tarnation (Links to an external site.)? How are these films different than most mainstream Hollywood films? (password: movies)What was your reaction to the feature film you watched? How does the low budget of the film affect the look and your emotional connections to the film and characters?How did the form of the film the way that it is organized affect your understanding of it?Do any narrative or visual patterns recur a sufficient number of times to suggest a structural element in themselves (are there repetitions of any elements)? If so what are these patterns? Do they help you determine the meaning of the film? ‘