We created a scene about a innocent guy getting executed for something he didn’t do, it like fate he had a dream about getting executed. this a sign it he will happen in the future (semiotics) while the audience believe he didn’t do it, they shocked and sad at the same time, the commander is convinced and believe he did it, the audience might respond and protested heavily to try and stop us from doing because they feel it unfair for him to be executed for something he didn’t do
Category: Communication
Chapter 21
Wemmick introduces pip to Herbert pocket, who is the son of pip tutor. Herbert and pip get on well with each other straight away, Herbert is cheerful and friendly and Pip realise how different this is to him self because pip is shy. Eventually they figure out that they have met before, Herbert is the boy pip had a fight with in garden at satis house.
Home work 3
Commander have nothing to worry about, sit in his chair in a safe and comfortable place. Having beer making decisions, soldier leave their family to fight for there country and protect by putting there life in front. fighting for freedom and peace.
Chapter 20
Jaggers takes pip to London, it was a very long trip. The carriage driver says he is afraid of Pip, this confuses Pip but means he doesn’t have to give a tip. When he arrives pip thinks that London was smelly, overrated and everything is dirty with a very unpleasant smell. Jagger seems to be important and powerful man, lots of people waited outside his office. Pip meets jaggers assistant Wemmick who seems distrustful.
Chapter 19
Pip actting like a snob in the morning, pumblechook take pip’s out for dinner, he tries to help joe , but biddy criticizes him for it. He visite miss havisham and pip’s think she is his benefactor the one giving him money or helping him. Then pip leaves for London and he feel bad for behaving like snob
Difference between texting and our spoken language
On this essay im going to write about the difference relationship between texting and our spoken language. some types oof word are used only or mainly in speech. these includ slang like y’know, y’all, LoL Nm etc. Take LOL. It doesn’t actually mean “laughing out loud” in a literal sense anymore, LoL move both ways emotions and facial expression.
The other day in school I said to “Kadece wag1 wat da M.O” In stead of saying “what you doing/ and what is the motive/plan”
Joseph and kedece
Yesterday in school, I saw Kadece at the play ground by him self. I went on to him and ask how was his weekend, he gave me a reasonable reply saying he was banging my gurl ( having sex with my girl) I said Oo she didn’t say that to me with a cold voice and we start laughing
Rwanda Essy
I am writing an essay about a scene from hotel Rwanda movie, telling you how the director make the movie by techniques and movement of the camera. Shots and angl
The director use his technique in a dark night fog-concealing the horror of what is on the road. He use a establishing shot and level angle when they was driving the van was bubbling like it a paddle going thru a river. This gives the effect, horror sound and fog increasing the realism pauls realistation in alddinsion to holding the camera at establishing shot level angle preventing the viewer from seeing the bodies on the road
Hotel Rwanda Eassy
Body 1: use of shots and angles
Evidence: frame 2, 4, 6,
body 2: narrative structure (order info is Paul’s face-does up
Scene analysis
The director of “Hotel Rwanda” Terry George uses non-diegetic sounds at every powerful opportunity he occurs, he uses them to add a power effect to other send a hidden message such as, when Paul Rusesabagina was told to take the river road as according to the supplier of Paul was clear which it wasn’t it was just so Paul could see what the “Hutu’s” had done to the “Tutsi’s”. It captures a shot of someting and makes the audience know what it is but wonder how it happens and then the non-diegetic sound then tell us the story.
he stepped out the car and we had a mid shot of him getting out of the car but he then drops out of the shot and that leaves the audience in suspense of wanting to know what has happened to him. When he drops it then switches to a quick close shot of a dead humans face and here is when the non-diegetic sound comes in, as soon as we see that close up of the face of the person a non-diegetic sound of a machete swoosh giving us a hidden message showing us that that is how she died.
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