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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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What effect did Hollywood's 'Golden Era' and the Studio System have on Film Production today Visual Arts & Film Studies Dissertation
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Thomas Edison invented the Kinetoscope, a box with a hand crank with which to run film over a lamp, similar to a “peep show”. Its limitations were obvious; the design limited the audience to one viewer.
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Erin Brockovich Movie (2000) Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Erin Brockovich fails a lawsuit which she had filed against a doctor with whom she had a car accident. As a compensation for the loss, she convinces her lawyer to give her a low-level assistant’s job at the Los Angeles law firm who, out of sympathy for her, grants her the job. She was not taken seriously.
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Back turned to Open Window by Matisse Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes the painting of Matisse, Back turned to Open Window. The piece has no known written history and is part of a body of work done in order to continue the direction of his work post 1919. The oil on canvas work is 28 ¾ inches by 36 ¼. It is part of the Clark Brothers collection having been acquired by Stephen Clark for the Sterling.
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Renaissance Madonna and Child Triptych Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Sometime around 1343, an artist named Lippo Vanni put the finishing touches on an elaborate triptych he was creating at his studio in Italy. He had no way of knowing that bubonic plague was about to sweep through Northern Europe or that the art world was about to be revolutionized by the masters of the Renaissance.
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Post-War European Films and the Concept of Auteur Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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According to film scholars, the concept of the auteur actually refers to the original idea of the French filmmaker François Truffaut, who in his manifesto “The Policy of Auteurs,” declared that “Cinema as an art made by a film artist and not by a writer,” wherein the film artist, or the filmmaker, is actually the auteur.
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North Country Movie Review Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This research discusses ‘North Country’ movie that depicts being in the region where there chiefly exists a mining job or one that is very inappropriate to women, men have essentially lost basic goodness and proper behavior, taking every opportunity to compete and rudely gain advantage over the opposite sex to the extent of stripping women of their liberties to speak of their rights or act in defense.
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The case of Chanel and WestWood Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes Chanel's and WestWood's case. Exclusivity refers, generally, to a limited number of items being produced for the consumers in order to maintain the uniqueness of the design or a particular style. Mass-production is the basic factor which affects exclusivity negatively. Exclusivity to consumers is a way to show their individuality.
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Spartacus 1960 - Defining freedom and evoking compassion Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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One of the most powerful contrasts in the movie is between the beginning when Spartacus, played by Kirk Douglas, is going through the paces in becoming a gladiator, to after he meets Varinia, played by Gene Simmons, through which he begins to feel emotions, leading him to feel rebellion against his oppressed position
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Film Review: Gate of Hell Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The storyline is based on a play by Kikuchi Kan, the famous Japanese author. This is the first full-length feature film in Japan to use Technicolor.
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Dream: In the Works of Hoffos and Gondry Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It is perfectly fine for a human being to dream when he or she is asleep. This is universally accepted as normal. Almost everyone on earth has experienced this mental phenomenon. It is purely a mental work which has the ability to stimulate physical activity. In fact, an individual may find himself or herself crying or gasping for breath while dreaming.
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Painting Across the Texas Landscape Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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This essay focuses on the art of Edward Eisenlohr. According to the description I saw, this artist painted the Texas landscape as he saw it during the first half of the 20th century. I thought it would be interesting to see what kind of changes were reflected in the paintings with the effects of the oil booms as compared to today.
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Women in Mildred Pierce and Sunset Boulevard Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In the late 1940s and early 1950s, the entire wo rld was recovering from the devastating effect of the Second World War. Although the victors were not suffering as badly as the Axis powers, over a million Americans had died in the conflict. It was in this situation that Mildred Pierce and Sunset Boulevard were filmed.
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The difference between Musical and Opera Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In the modern popular culture,the terms Musical and Opera are often interchangeably used to denote any art form intermixing dramatic works and musical score.For example, Kaspar Hauser,a Musical performed at The Flea recently,was called “A Foundling’s Opera”, clearly indicating the need for a thorough awareness of the difference between Musical and Opera.
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Indian and Southeast Asian art Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The author states that South Eastern art and architecture was heavily influenced by India as well as China. Cambodia was home to the Khmer art which based the temples on Indian architecture but gave them its unique style of sculptures with voluptuous figures and serene faces. Most of SEA art forms were influenced by Indian Hinduism earlier.
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Analysis of the Chinese films Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Jiang Wen’s prior status as an actor did not hinder him from choosing the story line of the film Devil at the Doorstep, which carries violence and mental trauma faced by individuals in a closed society. The film was able to gain the jury prize at Cannes, but that did not help Jiang Wen as a director.
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Movie Critique on Gothika Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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This film is incredible from beginning to end and I will analyze every aspect of the film to provide the reviewer with reasons as to whether they should or should not see it. Gothika tells an incredible story about a psychiatrist who is like most psychiatrists in that she belittles the patients and considers them insignificant.
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The Movie Crash Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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According to the paper the title “Crash” is appropriate because it shows how a simple car crash can go deeper into the lives of the people involved in it. When people’s lives collide, many things can happen. Surprisingly, the lives of the people at the car crash scene were connected in one way or another.
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British and American Comedy Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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As the report declares the British and American comedy differs on one main salient point, the presence of irony. Bridget Jones’s Diary reflects a strong inner meaning; a play of minds in the midst of humor attached while Some Like It Hot reflected a more humoristic and straightforward appeal rather than portraying emotion.
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The sculpture of Kuoros Visual Arts & Film Studies Dissertation
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The author of the paper states that the sculpture of Kuoros was built sometime between 600-565 BC in Athens.    Many believe that the sculpture was linked to the grave sculptures that were used as tombstones for the dead and which were related to water side sanctuaries and graves used during the time of Attica.
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Graphic Descriptions of Womanhood in The Epic of Gilgamesh Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The ancient Mesopotamian poem of Gilgamesh has been revered, since its rediscovery in the nineteenth century, as a literary masterpiece. In Tablet I, Enkidu is said to have “a full head of hair like a woman” – a description which, as is clarified later, means that “Enkidu has no father or mother, [therefore] his shaggy hair no one cuts” (Tablet II).
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What Are the Potential Benefits and Pitfalls in Promoting a New Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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By the early 20th century the value of motion pictures as a form of entertainment and education was firmly established; however, it is only in the recent past, during the period of globalization, that the capability of film as a powerful tool for cultural dissemination has been recognized.  Academic studies have turned to a determination of the effect of film in creating cross-cultural bridges between societies.
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The Movie Freedom Writers - Erin Gruwell's Story Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The class that Erin is assigned is known as the class of a group of children who are beyond the control of the school administration.  She is very keen and excited about her job but her enthusiasm does not last long as she discovers the fact that her journey is very difficult and she will have to face many challenges in teaching her students.
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The Compromise of Self and Identity within Indonesian Contemporary Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay explores the Indonesian Contemporary Art and Compromise of Self and Identity. As contemporary art now stands, the constant state of flux and animated visceral response conveyed by the artists are at the center of it all. However, Indonesian contemporary art is far from disarray; rather, it is currently at the start of its reign.
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Film Analysis: American History X Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The film is fast paced and uses a lot of flashback scenes to explore the story. The story could be termed predictable as it deals with familiar subjects of gangs, racial tension, and a back-from-the-brink plot. The story unfolds through the elements of hate and insecurity, idealized sibling relationship.
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Mark Rothko - Artist Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The paper analyzes the life and art of Mark Rothko. Rothko in the 1940s had shifted into an art style called Multiform which is “a synthesis of mutilated figures, myths and symbols painted in hazy and luminous colors.” The artist’s Multiform period served as his transition period towards a more individualistic and unfettering style for Rothko
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The Use of Mirrors in the Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Mirrors have been used in art to show the desire for personal grooming and the desire of inner growth.  It is human nature to want to be physically appealing and attractive to the other sex.  The symbolism of internal reflection has existed since the beginning of time. There can be no reflection without enlightenment and no reflection without light. "If they want to know thyself, look into a mirror".  
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The problems with traditional ethnographic filmmaking as exemplified by Nanook of the North Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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At a time when the written word was the primary mode of information dissemination, Nanook of the North attempted to achieve what an ethnographic book on the Eskimo would have done
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Use of 3D glasses in cinemas Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Although many of these trends have arrived in the more recent years, the use of three-dimensional (3D) glasses in cinemas had been present in the 1950s. Also, such trend is only a recurring gimmick to attract movie goers, not necessarily giving viewers the “perfect” movie experience.
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American Science Fiction: Terminator 2: Judgment Day Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This film is science fiction and the actions portrayed or impossible to perform in the real world. Constant states of violence are a continuing act throughout the entirety of the film. These constant states of violence produce fear and support the dystopian environment.
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Contextual studies Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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Essay in Contextual Studies Word Count: 1,674 (6.5 pages) In contemporary practice in your subject area, what are the main issues surrounding ‘trying to make it real?’ Select two works from film, performance, theatre or television and analyse them in relation to the question above to illustrate your argument.
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The film Water as a characteristic of contemporary films made for the love of cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Proposal
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The objective of this study would be to examine the oppression of widows portrayed in the film “Water”, to demonstrate that it is contrary to the image of oppression of women that was portrayed in post colonial cinema, i.e, as originating from colonial rule.
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Movie Review: The Matrix Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This paper aims at exploring in depth spectacle blur boundaries between man and machines. The movie contravenes vital movie genre such as cybernetics, biotechnology, ecological apocalypse and virtual consumptions. Introduction According to Özyer (2013), The Matrix is a factious movie which deploys the use of kinetic excitement.
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History of Gutai Art Movement Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The Gutai was an art movement that was started by Jiro Yoshihara in Japan in 1954. This movement included many artists of that time who worked together in a specific manner for a specific purpose. The Gutai movement held immense importance because of its new and different concepts which were brought in by its members.
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Stop motion animation Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Stop motion animation is a branch of the larger art of animation, where the primary art involves making objects that are actually in stasis appear like they are in motion. This art is in use in the primary arts of animation that makes use of puppets, as well as claymation, where clay figures are made to appear as if they are moving.
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Analysis of Visual Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Big Tease is an oil on canvas painting done by Ventrriano that depicts the position of women in society. In the painting of a couple, the man sits in higher positions than the lady who looks back at him as if asking a question. Interaction between men and women has attracted a lot of attention from artists since this is mainly defined by culture.
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Theoretical Analysis and Critical Design: Taste and Design Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The taste and design of museum architectures are one of the contentions of this article; this article will attempt to look at the taste and design of the museums as one of the issues that surround the museum. The museum architecture in itself, a museum object and the museum object. It is figure and stuffing, container and contained.
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Analysis of Braudy and Cohens Film Theory and Criticism Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In this analysis, through applying the semiotic theory, I shall analyze the post-wedding scene in the Me, Myself & Irene (2000) film, where Charlie (Jim Carrey), has just wedded Layla (Traylor Howard), in a wedding ceremony attended by his colleagues, who are state police officers of Rhodes Island (Jacobs, Farrelly, Cerrone, Farrelly & Carrey, 2000 p68).
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3D Printing in the world Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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3D Printing in the World 3D printing is also termed as additive manufacturing as it refers to the process of printing a three dimensional object of any shape using digital technology. It is called additive manufacturing because the printing is done using layers of materials which are laid down differently.
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The Movie: London Boulevard Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author states that when Harry Mitchell came out of the prison after completion of his sentence, his co-partner in crime, Billy Norton offered him to live in his apartment provided that he had to work for his criminal associates. Mitchell on his way back to welcome party saved a woman named Penny from being mugged.
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History of TV Indents Visual Arts & Film Studies Dissertation
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The first TV ident first appeared in the early 1950s. The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was the first station to display idents. Their first ident was a logo that appeared between programs to identify the service. The logo was a simple black and white figure that consisted of different shapes. This first ident was known as the “bat’s wings.” The “bat’s wings” was designed by Abram Games.
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Art and Materiality Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Contemporary art vividly integrates life because it formalizes novel real-life practices through artistry.  It is widely admissible that contemporary artwork appreciates life practices by the conveyance of diverse notions that are inherent in most artworks. There is a distinction between things and objects as applied in artworks.
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The similarity and differences of No Country for Old Men and Dead Man Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The films, No Country for Old Men and Dead Man attempts to reveal uncertainty of life. No Country for Old Men is a murder mystery written by Coen and Joel, and is based on the McCarthy narrative. The story revolves around three main characters; Llewellyn Moss, Anton Chigurh and Tom Bell, a psychopathic killer.
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Possibility for Differentiation within Eco Fashion Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Eco-fashion has become a key element of the global fashion industry. Currently, efforts are being made for making eco-fashion quite popular worldwide (Gogerly 2013). Still, only a few customers check whether the clothes they are going to buy are eco-friendly or not (Gogerly 2013). Also, fashion designers emphasizing eco-fashion are also few (Gogerly 2013).
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Stagecoach by John Ford, Once Upon a Time in the West by Sergio Leone Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The concept of ‘heroics’ has, for a long time, been denied to women within the Western genre. This tendency reflects how traditional American society views gender, particularly during the period of the American frontier. However, there are a few filmmakers who tried to break free from this tradition.
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Picasso's Varied and Substantial Abilities Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Picasso is one of the utmost documented figures in 20th-century art. Guernica, which was his representation of the German bombarding of Guernica in the course of the Spanish civil war, is among most of his celebrated portraits. He confirmed his mysterious artistic aptitude, painting in a truthful style over his infantile adolescence; throughout the first era of the twentieth century.
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Gutai as critique of the traditional concept of Modernism Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Yoshihara wrote a declaration in 1956 for Gutai which expressed the fascination of the beauty which arises after something gets damaged. However, this process of damaging is the way the inner life of the material is revealed. The art of this movement relied upon this manifesto and it was evident by many of the works of art how the appearance of the objective changed as it damaged over time.
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What is the role of the British Museum in the history of modern sculpture in Britain Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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What is the role of the British Museum in the history of modern sculpture in Britain? Located on the Great Russell Street in London, the British Museum is committed to human history and culture since it was established way back in 1753. The British museum’s permanent collection of over 8 million works is perhaps the most comprehensive of its kind and certainly amongst the largest collections all over the world.
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The Cute Meet by Paul Penczner Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Ophelia Oh no, I am destined to live the dream. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.  No, it is going to happen just like you see in the movies. I promise. Why don’t you come to the coffee shop so we can lose the tech? Gaston walks in through the door and hangs up his phone, sitting down next to Ophelia and pulling out an e-reader.
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Changes in the Masculine Identity Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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While the nature of the female has also changed, the stereotype of the female in romantic comedy has remained somewhat static. The male figure has changed dramatically, however, as the image of the modern male in relationship to love has gone from one that was mostly restrained and aloof, to one that is more emotional.
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Art and Celebrity Visual Arts & Film Studies Dissertation
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The impact of fame can both be beneficial and disadvantageous.  To some extent, it can provide much-needed exposure to any activity, artwork, movie, song, or political cause.  In other instances, fame can also have disastrous consequences, both in the physical and the psychological sense.  In terms of art, fame is often considered a double-edged sword, mostly because of the price attached to it and it impact on the artist in terms of his work.
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