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Introduction

The invention of the camera in the latter part of the 18th century became the pathway to create a new style of art called photography. Photography is the art of drawing using the light, a scientific process that relies in lenses to create a reflection of the images onto the paper. Since the invention of the camera, photography became even more popular because it is versatile and fast compared to painting. Photography became the avant-garde of the early twentieth century art not only in the United States but to the whole world as well. Photographers and artists often incorporate Continue reading...

WS of Fred climbing through, studying B-17 bomber cockpit while standing, sits down in gunner chair

WS of Fred sitting in gunnery chair, outside the B-17 wreck, looking out the window
Cut to MS of left wing, pan along other half-wrecked wings and lack of propellers
WS of front of bomber, pushing in slowly towards Fred in gunner chair to MU
CU of Fred looking down through window
MS of Fred’s back, pushing into his head as he looks out window
CU of Fred looking through frosted glass in contemplation, wakes up
MS of man outside gunnery bubble, framed by window, looking at screen
MS of Fred, low angle, getting out of chair
WS Continue reading...

AUTEUR

Auteurism, as established by Francois Truffaut and many other writers and contributors for Cahiers du cinema, is a theory of film criticism in which the director is thought to be the ultimate ‘author’ of a film, with the creative thrust of the film being their primary artistic expression. In today’s blockbuster franchise world, that type of authorial control can oversee multiple films in a series. The X-Men superhero film series, headed by original director Bryan Singer, saw great success and a consistent world, before being changed in subsequent films by directors such as Brett Ratner, Gavin Hood, and Continue reading...

(Professor/Instructor)

In 2002, Brazil-one of the major exporters of cotton to the global market-challenged particular policies of the United States cotton agenda. Two years later, a conflict resolution body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled that the assailed provisions of the US cotton program regarding “support payments” and assurances, inclusive of payments to cotton manufacturers within the “marketing loan and counter-cyclical” programs as well as the “export credit guarantees of the GSM-102 agenda, were found to be incompatible with agreements committed to under the ambit of the WTO (Schnepf 1).
Cotton represents 0.2 percent of Brazil’s GDP; Continue reading...