… was done at Cape Town's CityVarsity Film School at a first year level. We weren't really concentrating on scriptwriting, mainly on camera work and lighting, but I thought people might enjoying reading this - it's a little different - I look forward…

… secondary control over the audiences' reactions. From the very first opening shot to the very end one, there has been some strict decision making whether or not each consecutive shot works in conjunction with the next. Cutting helps develop raw footage…

… and was forced to have a hysterectomy, yet she now wishes to have a child. Her body therefore cannot produce eggs and no way she can fall pregnant. Her best friend and boyfriend died in a car accident and Mary becomes the legal guardian of their…

… a regimental, structured, conservative old man is forcing his son to study law. He claims he knows best and Dave must grow up and live a life like his and not let woman change his mind. Dave is but a daydreamer and has his own ideals in life, but…

… for even the slightest movement of the camera or the subject can cause the lighting to shift. Movies take so long to complete, in part because of the enormous complexities involved in lighting each new shot. The cinematographer must make allowances…

… cartoons, unlike written words can express a biased political opinion from the author to the reader. Because all opinions are implied rather than stated, the author cannot be quoted for a stance on political objectives. It is up to the reader…

… around the theme of survival and the ability of the human spirit to endure. It shows both the human's characteristic of evil and good. The film, directed by Roman Polanski, is based on a true life account of a Polish Jew named Wladyslaw Szpilman, one…

… with a steep rise in birth rates, mortgage rates, and the growth of mass-produced suburbs. In this social climate, it's no surprise that television was conceived as being a family medium. The public often assumes that television's fictional…

… Indiana. He was born to Joseph and Dorothy Letterman. After reading the novel, 'David Letterman: On Stage and Off' by Rosemarie Lennon, I have learned about all his struggles and joys. Because of this book, I feel sorry towards one of the funniest…

… so it would only be pertinent that I should begin by attempting to define the term 'culture'. There are many different and often divergent interpretations of this term, making it extremely difficult to come to an exact definition. It is…