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Characteristics of Dictators in The Wave Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Based on an informal sort of class experiment by a high school teacher making efforts to teach issues ascribed to autocratic leadership despite the fact that he is an anarchist. The movie meets the criteria for making any good movie or story for that matter. It has all the right ingredients to ensure success there is the initial situation. 
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Into the Wild by Sean Penn Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The film depicts what possibly can happen if an individual sets off to make his wildest dreams come true leaving everything behind. For Chris, the wildest and indeed, the dearest dream is exploring nature, and searching for truth and spirituality as well as the hidden truths and the underlying and biggest realities of life.
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Discourse in a Scripted Dialogue From the Movie Scent of a Woman Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The field of the discourse can be broken into parts: it is a criticism on Charlie’s (Chris O'Donnell’s character) school for their unfair treatment of Charlie, and it discusses the qualities a leader should possess. It is very important to notice the register of Slade’s discourse. Being an ex-army officer, his language clearly shows his background. 
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The Ways of Organization of World Exhibitions of Fine and Applied Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Proposal
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Sad experience demonstrates that the recognition came to them, as a rule, after their death or in the last years of their life. Only a few of them can boast that they have become famous painters during their lifetime. The main reason for this "inattention" to the young artists was the progressiveness of their views that the world could not accept.  
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The Force of Talk in the Film A Thin Blue Line Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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A discourse is an extensive debate about the perceptions that different people have towards certain truths. Documentaries are produced to reveal different dimensions of reality and they provide audiences with an in-depth explanation of non-fiction stories backed up with numerous pieces of evidence which can be at times contradictory.
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Poverty and the Social Problems in Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The dominant theme that flows through both God's City and Slum Dog Millionaire movies is poverty. The two movies are set in two different continents in the world which are worlds apart in terms of religion, language and culture but share a lot of parallel themes. 
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Video Games Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The market of video games does everything possible and impossible to attract new consumers: championships and contests attract gamers from all around the world, video games become connected to the movies and music, and so the place of video games in the popular culture is very significant.  
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The Sixties - Sir No Sir And the Movie A Yank in Viet-Nam Compared Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The sixties was a stormy decade of monumental tragedies, cultural events, changes, advancements, assassinations and deaths. However, 1963 was marked the worst year for film production within fifty years. That is there were only about 121 feature releases. Nonetheless, the subsequent year saw the largest number of foreign movies released in the US. 
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Transcultural Issues in Asian Films and Controversies Associated with the Asian Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Jackie Chan was born in Hong- Kong in 1954 (Biography.com, 2015). He began to practice martial arts, acting and singing, at the age of seven. Unlike many children of his age, Jackie Chan did not have the privilege of staying with his parents. His parents immigrated to Australia leaving Jackie with his grandparents.
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The Propaganda Model of Globalization and Food Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The corporate responsibility that is a part of every business is one that is currently being examined, specifically because it affects the social and cultural attributes within a given group.  In the documentary, MondoVino, there is an understanding of how the wine corporation has changed, specifically because of globalization and the regulations which are being used in the food industry.
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The Art of Watching Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The film’s visual design is a central area of importance as its interaction with the narrative and plot, as well as its standalone qualities function to create an emotional effect in the viewer, and advance tropes such as situational irony, further emphasize character traits, and even constitute its own genre, as in the case of film noir.
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Asian Movies and Media: Two-Stage Sisters and Red Sorghum Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Chinese movies are works of art that bring out this issue clearly, depicting omen as the center subjects. This essay is an attempt to analyze this issue, elaborating two Chinese movies, and pointing out instances where the tension between tradition and modernity or post-modernity has played out, featuring a woman character.
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In What Ways Has the South Korean Film Industry Adopted and Adapted the Hollywood Blockbuster Model Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The essay discusses ways in which the South Korean film industry has begun to emulate Hollywood’s blockbuster model of production, marketing, and distribution of South Korean films in other regions outside this country. The adoption has also come with a change in perception among the end consumers of the films, as well as other social and economic impacts in South Korea.
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Summary of Gattaca Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Knowledge-as-contact was exemplified very well by the relation of friendship between Jerome and Vincent, Vincent and Irene and even Anton and Vincent while knowledge-as-control was exemplified by the goings-on at Gattaca where knowledge is through the sampling of one’s urine, hair, blood, saliva and whatever registered on the screen of the computer.
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A Critique of the Film Lost and Delirious Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Generally, I have to admit that I am surprised by the reactions of other characters to the lesbian girls.  Considering that most girls in the school as well as the parents and administrators were born and brought up in the United States, it is a little disappointing to find them acting anachronistically.
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Special Features of Alfred Hitchcock Movies, Benefits and Criticism Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The first film show, the Lumiere Show by Lumiere brothers in 1895 was just a little shot of a train pulling up into the railway platform. The viewers were not sure whether what they were seeing on the screen was real or not. 
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Expressions and Ideologies in Across the Universe Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The concept of ideologies and genre are able to work toward a larger theme in various types of films. The movie Across the Universe is able to show the historical elements of the 1960s and how this shook and transformed the history of the time. The film looks at the historical, cultural and political perspectives of the time to show the main point.
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Andy Goldsworthy: Visual Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The works and pieces of Goldsworthy are known for the naturalistic expressions which are built in a time of machinery and manufacturing (Goldsworthy, 1990: 1). This statement is one that has influenced other schools of thought and artists, specifically with the strong expression which relates to his works.
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The Key Cinematic Elements in The Sound of Music Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Human beings are such critical and fickle-minded creatures. As an art form, it takes a lot for a film to succeed in the industry. The term classic is awarded to only a number of films and critics may not even always agree on branding a film with such accordance. However, when it comes to classics, perhaps every critic would agree that the 1965 film The Sound of Music deserves recognition.
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The Representation of Race in Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd's Film Trading Places Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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When exploring the representation of a contemporary media text such as Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd's film Trading Places, there are many ways in which race is represented in terms of place in society, behavior, and abilities.  Although movies are generally seen as a means of escaping the everyday world to a few hours of fantasy, they can also have a profound impact on how we view the world.
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Ingmar Bergman and Auteur Theory Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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This essay examines the concept of the author in terms of its articulation in the theories of Andrew Sarris and Roland Barthes. Specifically, the essay implements the films of Ingmar Bergman, specifically The Seventh Seal and The Persona, in arguing their nature as elements within the broader understanding of Bergman's auteurist vision.
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Representation of British Identity in the Films of Post World War II Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The Second World War was clearly a defining moment in British history, but it was also of immense importance to the British film industry. What started out as a means of conveying propaganda became a way of revisiting, and rethinking the experiences of the years of war. In this way, many of the war films of the post World War period turned out to be true portrayals of the British identity.
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The Cinematic Gaze Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The medium of cinema is purported to be a medium that can potentially provide a depiction of reality as it exists because the camera does not lie and reveals things as they really are.  Moreover, the cinematic apparatus turns a viewer into a voyeur who is able to gaze into the lives of others, gaining a perspective on events as they actually occur.
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From Victim to Heroine: The Depiction of Woman in the Movie Osama Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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She worked in the grocery store of a friend, and for a while managed to circumvent the Taliban rule that all women should work indoors. She is made to join a local school, but her secret is discovered when she gets her first menstrual period. She is then forced to marry a man about four times her age. Her frightened eyes peeking from under the traditional burka.
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The Problem of Conflict in the Film Remembering the Titans Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In fact, it was only during 1971 that the School Board agreed to combine the blacks and whites together in one campus which created a public uproar. Change always breeds resistance especially when it is abrupt and people are not ready for it. Things became more complicated when the new coach for the high school football team was a black man. 
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Analysis of Michelangelo Antonionis Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Generally speaking, it is quite essential to state that in the Deserto Rosso Antonioni is feeling his way into a new authorial position, where the psychological landscape can be given the same affectionate, intuitive and annoyingly unresolved treatment that the natural and cityscape landscapes had before.
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Fashion, Film and Rebellion Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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All this can be done with the help of films that portray heavy fashion as they give people a chance to raise their voice and choose their own paths. Films are the best way to portray something and have a lot of attention attached to them, and since fashion is the visual aid that people’s eyes can feast on, any form of fashion provides the best form of rebellion in film.
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How Graphic Design Shapes Popular Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Art and design have been with us since the beginning of time. The early man used to paint on walls using crude tools and dye the paintings. The paintings were an illustration of their way of life and still communicate through the designs. Graphic design is used to pass messages through pictures, images, words, and types. 
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Realities of Freedom in Bolivar Soy Yo Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The statements that are made and which are based on ideas of liberty show that the Latin American ideology is one that continues to be focused on independence, freedom and political ideologies that should become a reality, as opposed to being a fantasy.  The impact that this has made is reflected in soap operas as well as other television series.
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Concepts of National Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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Prior to the 1980s, critical writings on cinema adopted common-sense notions of national cinema. The idea of national cinema has long informed of the promotion of non-Hollywood cinemas. Along with the name of the director-auteur, it has served as a means by which non-Hollywood films – most commonly art films – have been labeled, distributed and reviewed.
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The Human Condition as Seen Through Art Work Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Leighton’s painting came from a different era, one in which it was acceptable to value one’s life while still on earth. It is only through this sort of world view that the sacrifices that Abelard and Heloise made would have been acceptable and would not have to result in either person finding themselves in wither a circle of hell or a level of purgatory.
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Sound Design for Animation Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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As indicated above, almost 70 % of an animation film is made of sound only. Hence, it is very important that the musical chords, the sound effects, and the instrumentalization—all of these—support the visuals of an animation feature to carry the event and its place in a manner that is delightful and exciting for the audience.
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The Idea of Disordered Reasoning in Fashion Photography Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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 Any reasoning that lacks the ability to be perceived in an accurate manner can be referred to in the context of disordered reason. In art and photography, this term has been used to justify those ambiguities that are present and are considered highly prestigious in glamour or nude photography with a numb justification and has set a standard that might be applied to living bodies.
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The Film Wall Street Directed by Oliver Stone Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film highlights the low representation of women in the industry and the predominantly patriarchal nature of Wall Street. The film also highlights in its conclusion, the inevitable destruction that results from materialistic, self-serving goals in organizations and provides food for thought on the need for the introduction of ethical standards in the functioning of corporations.
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Similarities and Differences in the Use of Objects in Films and Exhibitions Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The main difference in the roles played by both the curator and the film director is that the film director uses persons to achieve his objective while the curator uses historical events and objects like photographs to achieve his aims and objectives in his narrative. The film director highly emphasizes on imagery and motion of pictures in developing his narrative and story.
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Y Tu Mama Tambien - Conflict Outward or Within Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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“Y Tu Mamá También” (“And your mother too”) is the fourth film of director Alfonso Cuaron which marks his return to Mexican roots. The film is a coming of age tale set against the backdrop of the picturesque Mexican countryside. Like most coming of age tales, the central theme is the transition from the youthful exuberance of high school adolescence to the responsibilities of adulthood. 
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Fires Were Started and Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film, “Fires Were Started” released in 1943, was a semi-documentary feature film produced in Britain during WWII. The story was based on the lives of firemen who were real-life heroes in their dedicated service during the World War. One such event of fire fighting was recreated in the film and the firemen who had been participants in that event were chosen as the actors in the film.
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Analysis of Vittorio De Sica's Bicycle Thieves Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Many sequences in the movie making use of all these elements in an understated manner and exhibit De Sicca’s mastery of craft and form that has made it the most representative among Italian Neorealist movies. It reiterates the relationship between not just the text and context, but also the character and the context. 
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Dignifying African American Characters through Hollywood Blockbusters from a Chinese Perspective Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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There is a stark difference in the culture of the two nations and little interaction between the Chinese and the Africans. The image of Black is built through the commercial American films which they get to see in which Blacks are usually caste in supporting roles or very hostile stereotypical roles of either muggers or drug dealers. 
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Jane Eyre and Rebecca Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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Joan Fontaine is able to reveal just the right amount of inhibition, shyness, and fearfulness that the role requires and comes across as a plain-looking woman no match for the glamorous former Mrs de Winter despite the fact that in reality, she is so beautiful, Laurence Olivier is particularly apt in the brooding role of husband who is mostly silent and uncommunicative until the end of the film.
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Cinema Techniques and Perception Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The ability to combine these with director perspectives through the use of cinematic technique combines to create a specific viewpoint and understanding of thematic material that is used in different films. In Touch of Evil, the different interpretations can be seen through the plot, character, and interpretations of the film.
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Easy Rider and Bonnie and Clyde Hollywood Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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It is quite essential to state that this essay has examined the ways that Easy Rider and Bonnie and Clyde exemplify and problematize the accepted formal paradigm of classical narrative. In this context of understanding it’s demonstrated that both films highly problematize the classic Hollywood narrative.
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Analysis of Hotel Rwanda Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In 1994, the world witnessed one of the worst cases of mass murder ever since World War II when the Hutus who made up 85% of the Rwandan population turned against the Tutsis, killing an estimated 800000 people. Hotel Rwanda was a historical drama film directed by Terry George, a Northern Irish filmmaker with the main character of the movie, Paul Rusesabagina played by Don Cheadle.
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Narratives in The Sound of Music by Rodgers and Hammerstein Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In a nutshell, characterization is a major player in conveying the intended message in the narrative which the characters themselves are used to piece together to a complete package. But just as important as they are, the location of the story setting and the event that commences the story are also important structures of the narrative. 
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Women in Old and Modern Chinese Cinemas Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In the Chinese cinemas and movie industry, we must recognize the fact that women often feature in these cinemas as engineers of tension between traditional modernity and post-modernity forces, and this tension has not been constant because it has undergone a series of changes within different periods in Chinese history. 
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Latin American Cinematography and Discourses Offered by Chicano to the Audience Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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An individual’s human entity in a particular social domain is not accepted, depending over his spontaneous and natural human virtues but his entity is transformed into social identity through various sorts of socio-cultural impacts, prevailing political norms, and incidents, capable enough to determine the course of an individual’s process of living life. 
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The Role Of The Mass Media Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The media industry, either as a public or private entity, plays a very critical role in the economic development of both local and international world economies. The media in its entirety is responsible for gathering support or opposition for those who govern, providing a voice for the people or not doing so, highlighting or failing to do so the views and or the sins of the industry, and also spreading economic information.
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Palm Oil in Southeast Asia Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Most of this palm oil is grown and produced in Asia, Africa, and South America. Asia is the largest producer of this commodity. The global production of palm oil is largely taken by Indonesia and Malaysia (MPOC, 2008). They accredit more than 80 percent of the estimated total worldwide palm oil production.
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Analysis of Max Dupain's Work Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This is a black and white photograph illustrating the head and the shoulder of a man lying on a beach face down. Taken from a low angle, the Sunbaker is one of the most popular photographs in Australia because it is a depiction of the Australian way of life. In terms of composition, the head and the shoulders of a man lying on the sand on his stomach define the photograph.  
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The Integration Between the Australian Locals and the Asian Population in Melbourne Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The event will also ensure that most of the scheduled performances or practices are attainable and within a reasonable time. For instance, the refreshments will be there on time, there will be people given the responsibility of welcoming people and showing them around. In addition, there will be the availability of ample facilities.
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