In the movie Step Up: All In the conflict would be the main characters
struggle against society to make it into the cutthroat competition that comes
with being a dancer. This begins as they can’t seem to get an audition
and once they enter a competition they realize that this is it. The main
character must fight against friends and others with family to get where they
want to go. They also have to fight against other dance crews to win a place in
Las Vegas. The main character also has to get over his ex girlfriend and learn
to understand his new crew better. In my life I would say an example of
conflict could be the struggle to maintain grades up and to get into a good
university. We could make a film that could involve a student’s conflict I
keeping their grades up and the struggle to pick and get accepted to college.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Thursday, November 6, 2014
My FlLM job
I feel that for the purpose of film making would be a director because i feel like i have a good eye for emotions. Being a director would mean that i would have to be able to oversee the shooting and see in which way i could bring the most amount of emotion and story-line into the film. I feel that i have a good understanding of the basic shot and the elements of a good movie successful. I also feel that the production of a good film is all in the establishment and the sequential orders of films. I also feel that out of the rest this is the best choice however acting would also be a good alternative. Acting has always come easy to me and like acting the expressing of emotions is something that i could be successful. I would like to be a director and actor because i want to be able to create something that could inspire people.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
My Review of the Elephant Man
In the Elephant man we see the life of a man come to life. The
story of John Merrick a man who suffered horrible deformities that led him to
be abused and ridicules. We also see the difference in lifestyle that his life
takes thanks to Dr. Frederick Treves. I personally think that the Elephant man
was one the best movies I have ever see. It inspired me to be a better person
and to not judge people by the way they look but by their actions and
personalities. It has taught me that people are afraid of what they don't understand
sadly John Merrick had to first handedly be exposed to the horrors of society.
In this movie I particularly enjoyed the relatability of John Merricks life to
that of Christ’s. The use of biblical symbols made the storyline and the actual
facts stand out and make understand that there is always the good and the bad
and that good people can be bad during certain circumstances in the same bad
people can be good.
Friday, October 3, 2014
My Name is John Merrick
Today was
one of the happiest days of my life I was visited by Ms. Kendall she was so beautiful
I never thought a woman of her stature would ever see me as anything more than
an elephant man. She brought me a book on Shakespeare. I always enjoy reading
books it helps me escape. No matter how wonderful the writings are I cant get
the kiss Ms. Kendall gave me out of my mind I am so glad to have gained a new
friend just like Dr. Treves. I am forever thankful to him for his help in
allowing me to lead a somewhat normal life and for rescuing me from Bytes. I do
miss the Bytes’ boy I remember his wanting to help when things got rough and
wonder if I could ask Dr. Treves to help the boy gain an education. I feel like
having a bit of reading to fit in before bed so I must admit that I no longer
wish to write
John
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Welcome to my Nightmare....Bwa ha ha !!
My fear of the dark is irrational and I know it. I have
always been fearful of it and what it hides. I feel like one day its going show
me something terrible. The weird thing is that I am not afraid of the darkness
once my eyes adjust to the light it's the few seconds in which I am blinded
that make me panic. This has been presented to me in the shape of numerous
nightmares and every time I go to sleep. When I was little I remember having a
recurring nightmare in which we lived in the future after the end of the world
(weird I know) and that we had to place a strand of hair exactly in a key to
not be ripped apart. It was a weird nightmare complete with monsters and death
but I didn't shake it until I was well into my teenage years. I remember waking
up in the dark and feeling even more scared. It probably didn't help that one
of my favorite shows often depicts psychopaths murdering people at night and in
their sleep.
Compassionate science
When I grow up I want to be able to go and help people
through medicine. To be able to go to far away places that have been ravaged by
war and help people get their health back. I am a very compassionate person but
sometimes I feel like its not enough because of day-to-day selfishness.
Personally I feel that it’s not fair we have all these commodities and that is
why I want to bale to spread health. I’ve worked with the Interacts and I’m
thankful I have. It showed me the things I should be grateful for. It has
taught me compassion and its what drives me to become a physician. To help
people in need weather by dispensing food and water or through free medical
care. I’m not in it for the money I never have, sure there are some perks but
the biggest would be being able to see the faces of the people I would help.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
The Future
I believe that in the future we will all live in peace after
the great nuclear war of the year 3000.People will be able to travel to other
planets and inhabit them. We will have received messages from life in other
galaxies. The planet however will be in decay in certain war ravaged places and
we will be controlled under 3 major governments. All of Europe Africa and
Middle East by the Aura National, Asia by the United Serving Nations and, the
Americas by The American Association. These three governments will control the
entire world. Peace will be maintained through endorphin injections required
starting at the age of 10. People will be mathematically matched with their
most eligible mate and lived happily. There will be free health care and people
will have wristwatches issued by the IDT that will allow for instantaneous
teleportation’s to any of the confederations and planet boarders by voice
command. We will all be implanted with a brain tracker that will be monitored
to prevent crimes and rebellion against peace. There will be much happiness
until the forced transport to another planet by the destruction of our sun.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
One time I laughed really really hard
It was a long time ago I was probably five of six and I remember doing something
bad I don’t exactly remember what but it was bad. I remember not wanting to
tell my mom because I new what awaited ne was a spanking. It was mid afternoon
when I finally told her and again I don’t remember what it was but my mom got
really mad. She was red with anger and I knew what was coming however before
she could I ran. I jumped over sofas the coffee table over my moms ironing
board and made my way to the bedroom with my mom hot on my heels. I mad it to
the bed and grabbed two pillows my mom was seething. However, I don’t know what
it was whether it was me sitting with one pillow on my butt and other held up
like a shield that got her, but she broke out laughing and so did I . I had
never laughed so hard in my life.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Modern Times (Review)
Modern Times was silent film by Charlie Chaplin depicting
the era of depression in the world along with that of the industry boom. In the
movie we are presented with a futuristic industry with machines and technology
not available yet but that are there to make the workers miserable. However, Chaplin
changes the setting to a present view to show that either way in the future or
in the present people are still miserable. The unemployment during the great
depression is shown in this film as something regularly seen. Chaplin depicts
himself and the Gamin as regular people trying to make due with what they have during
these times of trouble. As a silent film Chaplin was showing a movie behind on
the times something ironically contrasting with its title. The talkie
revolution had since happened. However, he never strayed from the idea that a
picture is worth a thousand words. He clearly showed that the troubles the
world was facing and that he himself was facing with the police in his real
life weren’t something out of the ordinary. He wanted them to take notice in
every language out there. What better way than with a silent movie. Modern
times depicted the life of many Americans during this era, people who during
desperate times fought to survive. His last message being that one must smile
and never give up because things will work out…eventually
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
My thoughts on Bullying
People sometimes feel the need to
establish their superiority over others. Bullying isn’t a natural defense we don’t
prey on the week by nature. However we are drawn to them. In this day and age
society has more than often no ostracized those who do not fit the mold.
Bullying secludes those that don’t fit in and even the ones that do because of
petty things. Especially in school we see students taking to each other in
cruel ways that even lead to tears. Society has presented us with an ideal of
what they think is okay and people that fit the criteria bully those who don’t.
Some bullies have even been bullied as well. The only way to fix this problem
would be to change the way society in general views others. This may take time
because not only are we hard set to maintain the aura of abuse but also we want
to feel better than everyone else. This is what causes bullying.
Friday, August 22, 2014
Favorite Movies
My favorite movies include John Q, The Fault In Our Stars, and finally
Divergent. These movies include resounding plots and filmmakers that are
extremely good at showing us the message behind the movies. They use different
locations, as well as music to connect images to the plot. They take shots from
different angles to draw in emotions from a scene. These were especially
necessary for the making of The Fault in Our Stars and John Q. In the Fault In
Our Stars the make of the movie used the narration of the main character as
well as special effects to show us the thoughts and emotions of the love story
from a dying girl. However, in Divergent and in John Q we were not given the
characters point of view directly but through scenes and expression. Divergent,
specially, used special effects to show a futuristic time and computerized
images of the ruins of Chicago. This all ties in with the plot allowing for the
viewers to be completely emerged in the film. These particular movies drew me
in because of the great messages behind them, some of which I had never
considered. For example the cruelty of the world we live in tied in with every
aspect including the medical one (John Q), the possibility of infinity in a
numbered amount of days (Tfios), and the that were are defined by our choices
and not our preconceptions (Divergent).
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