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1. Summarize the story or main elements of the film in 2 -3 sentences.                               2. Describe the genre (ie - drama, comedy) and overall mood / tone. ex: creepy, uncanny, uplifting.                 *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Summarize the story or main elements of the film in 2 -3 sentences.                               2. Describe the genre (ie - drama, comedy) and overall mood / tone. ex: creepy, uncanny, uplifting.                 *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. What message / concept / idea you think the filmmaker was trying to express and explore?  Were they successful in getting this across to the viewer?                                       2. Conclusion –  A closing statement that summarizes the elements that left an impression or the main aspects of the film.              *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. What message / concept / idea you think the filmmaker was trying to express and explore?  Were they successful in getting this across to the viewer?                                       2. Conclusion –  A closing statement that summarizes the elements that left an impression or the main aspects of the film.              *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Describe the types of shots (ie - wide, medium, close-up), colour palette, camera angles, editing style, pacing and sound design (ex: music, ambient sounds, nature sounds)           2. Were there specific elements / ideas that really resonated with you?  Describe these elements in detail.       *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Describe the types of shots (ie - wide, medium, close-up), colour palette, camera angles, editing style, pacing and sound design (ex: music, ambient sounds, nature sounds)           2. Were there specific elements / ideas that really resonated with you?  Describe these elements in detail.       *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. What message / concept / idea you think the filmmaker was trying to express and explore?  Were they successful in getting this across to the viewer?                                       2. Conclusion –  A closing statement that summarizes the elements that left an impression or the main aspects of the film.              *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. What message / concept / idea you think the filmmaker was trying to express and explore?  Were they successful in getting this across to the viewer?                                       2. Conclusion –  A closing statement that summarizes the elements that left an impression or the main aspects of the film.              *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Describe the types of shots (ie - wide, medium, close-up), colour palette, camera angles, editing style, pacing and sound design (ex: music, ambient sounds, nature sounds)           2. Were there specific elements / ideas that really resonated with you?  Describe these elements in detail.       *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Describe the types of shots (ie - wide, medium, close-up), colour palette, camera angles, editing style, pacing and sound design (ex: music, ambient sounds, nature sounds)           2. Were there specific elements / ideas that really resonated with you?  Describe these elements in detail.       *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Summarize the story or main elements of the film in 2 -3 sentences.                               2. Describe the genre (ie - drama, comedy) and overall mood / tone. ex: creepy, uncanny, uplifting.                 *List the names of group members who contributed*

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1. Summarize the story or main elements of the film in 2 -3 sentences.                               2. Describe the genre (ie - drama, comedy) and overall mood / tone. ex: creepy, uncanny, uplifting.                 *List the names of group members who contributed*

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Kc, Jamie, Nikko and Osama

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Lauren, Ishmael, Omar, Alexa

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A series of short therapeutic sessions with a dog who expresses his complicated relationship with his owner.
- Kc

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Tessa, Amirreza, Cristine, Sofia

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Comedy
Drama?
Family

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Caitlin, Keegan

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Crystal, Gabriella and Camilo

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This film focuses much on the relationship between a dog and it's owner. Even though the dog is our narrator/protagonist, he mostly talks of his relationship with Nan.
He feels as if Nan doesn't spend very much time with him in the beginning. After Nan realizes she doesn't have much time left with Martin, she starts spending more time with him, and although Martin is sad about cancer, he's glad to have a better relationship with Nan.

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Michael, Nicholas, Robbie and Steven

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1. The story is mainly about a kid in ireland who is building a replica of the car used in Back To The Future. Conflict arises when his family is forced to move from their lot and he cannot keep the car

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a drama with initially sad undertones that ends feeling very uplifting and heartwarming

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1. A lot of close-ups, especially with the interviews with the dog. We do get some Medium shots and Wide shots, but for the most part the main focus are the interviews.

The angles give us the perspective from the dog's life. A lot of angles looking upwards, and usually our characters are front facing.

Pacing and editing are straight forward. Lot of direct cuts, as well as L-cuts of what the dog was talking about. Nothing fancy, but was effective in terms of storytelling.

Very little music. Just capped the beginning and end of each segment. In terms of sound design, we get a lot of interview chatter, but we do get a little back and forth with the owner and dog.

2. For the most part we found the story humorous. The cancer storyline at the end was a curveball, it did a good job of giving the audience different emotions to work through.

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light hearted tone that becomes more sincere and serious towards the end with the cancer and surgery - jamie bailey

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light hearted tone that becomes more sincere and serious towards the end with the cancer and surgery - jamie bailey

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filmmaker was trying to convey the importance of gratitude and family. things in life could work against you but if you have your family remember to be grateful and know that you always have each other. theres always a positive side to things and learn to appreciate that

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We believe the filmmakers goal was to convince owners to appreciate their dogs more. They do this by showing the perspective of a dog, and the emotions we may not notice them experiencing.

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Yes, Steve Kenny greatly portrayed this message with excellent storytelling, and visually appealing cinematography.

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Overall the main impression is positive and guiding viewers to be grateful because even when these people have less than (materially) they are still happy, yes they had to move and lost a lot but they are still able to be positive.

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The documentary/interview style makes the film almost seem like a therapy session for Martin. It helps to humanize his emotions, making him seem more genuine and relatable to the audience.

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Time Traveler has an excellent sense of composition and framing. The film often tends to work with very open and wide shots with lots of space to be filled. Close ups are rarely used, and even when they are, the film manages to maintain a consistent sense of scope. The editing stays relatively simple and unnoticed. Replicating a dull, colorless and boring outlook on life from the small eyes of an ambitious young child. In major contrast however, once Martin starts to drive the car, it feels like the film enters a whole new genre. A grand action-adventure type score swells into the scene, the editing grows evidently more flashy and fast-paced, adding a real feeling of intensity and exhilaration to the scene. Then after a very sudden cut and they return home, everything starts to wind back down again. It’s almost like being woken up in the middle of the best dream you’ve ever had.

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2. One thing that we felt resonated was just the overall feeling of what the kid was going through in the story with having to let go of something that is really important to you.