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TERM 1 holiday homework - text response essay

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TERM 1 holiday homework_ Analysis of argument essay 

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“We’re two of the most frightening ghouls I’ve ever known.”  Few characters in the text behave in a moral and ethical way.’ Discuss.

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“We’re two of the most frightening ghouls I’ve ever known.”  Few characters in the text behave in a moral and ethical way.’ Discuss.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tq3xlcXuJn6QWjqDUvusjS6f6JP6pmWTeFn9gVO5ioI/edit#

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'Gendered expectations lie at the heart of the tension in Rear Window.' Discuss.

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'Gendered expectations lie at the heart of the tension in Rear Window.' Discuss.

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How does Hitchcock set up the audience to feel about Lisa? 

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How does Hitchcock set up the audience to feel about Lisa? 

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“I’m going to make this a week you’ll never forget.” ‘In ‘Rear Window’ it is Lisa who controls the way in which events play out.’ Do you agree?

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“I’m going to make this a week you’ll never forget.” ‘In ‘Rear Window’ it is Lisa who controls the way in which events play out.’ Do you agree?

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‘Rear Window’ argues that people should mind their own business. Do you agree?

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‘Rear Window’ argues that people should mind their own business. Do you agree?

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What are the ways in which Hitchcock builds suspense in rear window?

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What are the ways in which Hitchcock builds suspense in rear window?

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After watching and analysing the opening scene of Rear Window, what do you predict is Hitchcock’s message to his audience?

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After watching and analysing the opening scene of Rear Window, what do you predict is Hitchcock’s message to his audience?

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Cinematography; the way in which the camera is used to capture images on film.

Crosscutting; the use of cuts to shift between two scenes or events that are occurring simultaneously.

Denouement; the ‘knotting’ of the plots complications, in the case of a thriller or murder this is the point where all is revealed.

Diegesis; all the elements contained within the world of the film.

Diegetic; sound is any sound presented as originated from source within the film's world. Diegetic sound can be either on screen or off screen depending on whatever its source is within the frame or outside the frame.
Consequentialism: the idea that the end justifies the means
Socially constructed: A socially shared assumption about what is considered normal in society
Morally objective:  The idea that what is right and wrong is absolute; set in stone
Moral relativism: The idea that what is right and wrong changes depending on the context, eg. McCarthyism encouraged people to spy and so it is justified.

Fade; an editing technique whereby the screen dissolves toor black. A fade out is often followed by a fade in, leaving the audience in a few moments of darkness between the scenes.

Fenestration; the arrangement of windows in a building.
Performative; the "performance" a social or cultural code, eg. an aspect of identity such as wearing traditionally feminine clothing to demonstrate gender identity

Linear structure; a narrative that presents events in a chronological order.

Mise en scene; ‘scene setting’ - this encompasses all of the visual elements within the frame. This includes actors, locations, sets, costumes, props and lighting.

Montage; a series of very short scenes, sometimes set to music.

Motif; a recurring image used to link ideas and reinforces themes, adding cohesion and unity to the text.

Panning; the movement of the camera when it is fixed on a tripod and rotates from side to side; panning creates the feeling of moving your head from one side to the other.

Voyeurism; looking closely at the behaviour of another person, without their permission, for one’s own gratification.

Zooming; the use of a zoom lens to change the focal length during a shot, creating the feeling that the camera is moving towards or away from the subject.

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Who What Why Character Chart Rear Window Sentence Stems (2)