You can analyse it any way you want, just some ways are better than others. I would advise analysing like you would a book; you have to pick out the major themes that are being communicated. After finding the themes, you then can look at how they are formulated, and what effect that has on the audience. You can look at a wide range of motifs (dominant idea of the movie), like the use of water in Romeo and Juliet. You can also analyse the dialogue, and the characterisation through that scene. It's always good to contextualise with the rest of the movie, and sometimes give reference to other works as well. Hope that helps
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The movie originally called for a kissing scene. There were rumors that there was a kiss on the cheek, but they took it out. There are also rumors that Demi didn't want to kiss Joe, so they took that part out of the script. See the Related Link below for a short scene of the Camp Rock 2 kiss.
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well I don't use it... but a lot of people I know use this thing called magic ripper and you can rip scenes from dvds, into a movie you want or, use a green scene which is the most hardest for me...
He doesn't put the play on. The players do, at his suggestion, in Act 3 Scene 2.
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Yes!
yes maybe as a title
A research essay aims to investigate and analyze a topic thoroughly by gathering and evaluating relevant information from various sources. It demonstrates the writer's ability to critically examine a subject, present evidence-based arguments, and contribute to the existing body of knowledge on the topic.
Essay is classified as personal essay because one put some personal statements in it, I think.
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If you are writing something else and referring to an essay you have written, you would put the title of that essay in quotation marks, but the title at the top of your essay (like the title of any document) should not have quotation marks.
It's when you are seeing through the eyes of a character. Ex: In a football movie you are put inside the helmet and you are seeing what the character is seeing.
Yes, sure!
no
when you've finished your movie click on the last scene and on the left hand column under "edit movie" there should be a link that says make titles or credits After you've clicked on that, click on the link at the bottom that says "add credits at the end of movie" Then put your credits in! :]
Sadly, they haven't make a new Tinker Bell movie where she meet Peter Pan. They should have put this scene in the first movie instead.