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Breaking cultural boundaries with art works Visual Arts & Film Studies Dissertation
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The aims of this paper are to examine the overall concepts of cultural identity, how this relates to society, politics and art and how this pushes or creates boundaries in contemporary culture; to study the changes being made according to cultural differences; define the concepts of expression and artistic works according to different artists.
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Glamour in a Golden Age: Marlene Dietrich Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In 1999, the American Film Institute declared that Marlene Dietrich is the 9th greatest actress in American cinema of all time. This accolade is not without merit. From her stints in stage and silent films in her native Berlin during the 1920s, she was catapulted to stardom when she starred in the German film The Blue Angel.
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Conceptual Art: Challenging Existing Conventions of Art Production Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This paper sought to take a broad account of the nature of conceptual art, arguing that conceptual artists challenge existing conventions of art production and display, arguing how radical an art form it is. The paper shows how far Conceptual artists succeeded in altering the way art is thought about and displayed, using examples of particular works.
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Critique Of The Film Avatar Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Yet, Cameron also employed academics to create an entirely new language for the Na'vi people of Pandora in the movie, as well as engaging top scientists in paleontology, exo-biology, and evolutionary science to create an entirely virtual and imaginary jungle environment for the setting. (Singh, 2009)
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World Cultures and Cultural Lifestyles Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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World Cultures and Cultural Lifestyles. The global connectivity of different regions in today’s world of global trade and foreign business investment has begun to radically change lifestyles of foreign citizens. The influx of business development in what had once been regions of the world where lifestyle is harsher has opened new opportunities for consumerism and education.
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Innovation of Asian films Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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From this research it is clear that the strong force of transnationalism impacts Asian filmmakers greatly. Globalization and technology has basically leveled boundaries and brought countries together. Hence, it is an exercise in futility to continue to shroud the cinemas with solely nationalistic themes and to try to shun away the influence of the west and of Hollywood.
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Elements of Design: Sam Peckinpahs Film Straw Dogs Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The process of creating a film involves a wide variety of inputs that are integrated to form the final product. For instance, during the process of envisioning and designing a film, the director, production designer, and art director (in collaboration with the cinematographer) are concerned with several major spatial and temporal elements.
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Collisions and resolutions in Metropolis: Class, technology, and gender divisions Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Huyssen (1981), on the other hand, stressed that Metropolis should be considered as an “expressionist” production of opposing utopian and dystopian views of technology, but with a greater utopian interpretation (p.223). Rutsky (1993) argued, however, that the opposing views of technology are both “dystopian”, although “mediation” (p.3) is possible.
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'Smart Film'. Case study on Fight Club and Donnie Darko Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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As the name suggests, this supposed genre has intellectual pretensions, and deals with issues which have more depth and meaning than the usual mainstream narrative films which are aimed at a wide audience and a large box office profit. “Smart Film” is also a genre which challenges traditional narrative structures and encourages a more layered reading of the plot lines, drawing the audience into the task of making meanings out of difficult, or contradictory events and propositions.
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Antigone by Sophocles Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The ancient Greek play Antigone, written around 442 BC by the famous dramatist Sophocles, has become one of the world’s classics and has been widely published, performed and adapted in many languages and formats across the world. It is a memorable play, characterized by a background of death and destruction, and the strong figures of Antigone and Creon.
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Apartheid System and its impact on Education in South Africa Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Apartheid System and its impact on Education in South Africa. South Africa is one of those countries in the world which has excellent scenic beauty, superb weather and is blessed in every way. It is a country with abundance of natural resources, a good network of transport system, proper education and law structure and enough fertile land for agriculture.
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The Nature Of Quality And The Categories Of Quality Television Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The nature of quality and the categories of ‘quality’ television. The idea of ‘quality’ television is almost an elusive concept that is defined and redefined through cultural shifts and changes. The initial discovery that must be made in discussing ‘quality’ television is in identifying why programs are made and how they are determined to be of value.
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Elements of change and continuity in the history of London and its cinematic representation Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It was the Normans who introduced the feudal system to Britain (Norton, 1829). And even before and after that, London has been a town of merchandise mainly (Norton, 1829). It was a city of banks as well (Michie and Williamson, 2004, p.12).
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A Close Look at Background Investigations Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Close Look at Background Investigations Abstract This paper examines background checks and investigations in businesses. It looks at the the central role of background research in the recruitment and selection process. It examines the process of background investigations of potential employees and its importance in the hiring process.
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Snow White Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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There are differences, in that the heroine in this effort is passive, a bit stupid and disloyal. This is in contrast to later heroines, in particular Belle from Beauty and the Beast. These are just a few of the similarities and differences between the early efforts put forth by Disney and the later ones.
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The Most Effective Tools of Performing the Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Most of the large firms such as Beam Global have expanded at the global level through a consciously chosen strategy of acquisitions. To become truly a global brand, Smirnoff and its parent company need to formulate strategic alliances at the regional levels. Strategic alliances will not only allow the firm to become more diverse in its orientation.
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Final Film Critique Momento Mori Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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“After a while,” he says, “everything just fades.” Since the rape and (supposed) murder of his wife in the attack that also produced his condition, this man, Leonard Shelby, has committed himself to finding the man responsible and killing him.
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Movie Review Stranger than Paradise Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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5 Mоvie Review "Stranger than Paradise" 6 Cоnclusiоn. 8 Intrоductiоn Artistic styles tended tо last fоr centuries in the past.
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Vietnam War & Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author reviews the film Rambo (Part II) that revolves around the movie’s leading role - Rambo - who reprises his responsibility as Vietnam veteran. On screen, the depictions of war in these 1980s movies were indebted to previous depictions of the warfare that similarly raised the individual, witness understanding as the main aspect to understanding it.
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Robert Rauschenberg's tactics Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It was after the Second World War that Rauschenberg found art to be his true calling. He had a great contribution to the field of art. He is most popularly known for his combines- a combination of paintings and sculptures. It was in the 1950s when Rauschenberg started incorporating mass-media images into his art.    
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The Brand Marketing and its Strategies Crucial for Toyota Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Firstly, globalization is one of the primary reasons for the expansion of trade and business that lead to increase competition. Many business organizations have found greater opportunities in overseas markets, and free trade policies and agreements between multiple countries facilitated their market expansion programs (Hitt et al 2009).
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Mise-en-Scene Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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It takes a combined creative effort to create a film that manages to both convincingly sell the action and do so in a way that continues belief in improbable characters such as mutants. In the film X-Men: The Last Stand, the most powerful mutant yet born turns out to be Jean Grey, a telepath who has more power than anyone other than Charles Xavier or Magneto suspect.
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