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THE TANTALIZING FLY
he Tantalizing Fly, Max and Dave Fleischer, 1919 (U.S.A.) Basic Criteria but not limited to: Thesis, Focus, Content, Ideas, Analysis, Interpretation Structure, Organization, Logic, Integration of Sources Use of Evidence, Inclusion of Relevant, Specific Historical Evidence Logic, Writing Clarity and Correctness Written in the first person, subjective point of view - I Do not retell the story Save as yourname_reaction_ (WORD DOC PLEASE) Spell/ grammar check Approximately 400 words, 5...
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he Tantalizing Fly, Max and Dave Fleischer, 1919 (U.S.A.) Basic Criteria but not limited to: Thesis, Focus, Content, Ideas, Analysis, Interpretation Structure, Organization, Logic, Integration of Sources Use of Evidence, Inclusion of Relevant, Specific Historical Evidence Logic, Writing Clarity and Correctness Written in the first person, subjective point of view - I Do not retell the story Save as yourname_reaction_ (WORD DOC PLEASE) Spell/ grammar check Approximately 400 words, 5...
The Dover Boys Read 2
The Dover Boys, Directed by Chuck Jones, 1942 Some things to consider but not limited to: Social, cultural aspects Sound, voice-over, narration, music Technique and or medium Design LITERACY: You are responsible for reading, taking notes & writing clear, intelligent essays that reflect an understanding of the themes, terminology & art of animation film. WRITING TIPS: Write critically. Focus your analysis on specific examples from the film in question. Use the film term...
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The Dover Boys, Directed by Chuck Jones, 1942 Some things to consider but not limited to: Social, cultural aspects Sound, voice-over, narration, music Technique and or medium Design LITERACY: You are responsible for reading, taking notes & writing clear, intelligent essays that reflect an understanding of the themes, terminology & art of animation film. WRITING TIPS: Write critically. Focus your analysis on specific examples from the film in question. Use the film term...