Film
Journal Template
Film Title;
Director;
Writer;
Actor(s)
Writer;
Actor(s)
Date;
Genre;
Synopsis or summary;
Distinctive
Charactaristic;
Context;
This format will generate the kind of information that you can use to to more research on a film of film maker, compare films of similar styles or time periods, or make distinctions between certain films which may be similar to each other in other ways.
I can also help you establish a pattern for viewing that may contribute to the success of your research paper for this course.
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ReplyDeleteA clear and easy-to-use structure-- thank you! Do you prefer the journal entries to be handed in weekly or all at once at the end of the course?
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ReplyDeleteMary,
ReplyDeleteI think it would be good to not leave the journals all to the end. I will spend time next week reviewing what we have seen and give you time to work on the journals a bit in class. Just so you don't get jammed up at the end.