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the Amida Buddha creates a barrier between the audience and Buddha by placing him on the thrown. It portrays him as a superior who is highly regarded. Later, the Urban Buddha changed ideals and barriers with a subtle admiration of Buddha. The lower angle that Buddha is pictured makes him less superior and more equal. The vibrant colors in this piece also broke the barrier between Buddha and the audience. That color brings a free and inviting feeling to the audience. This modern representation of…

Tim Burton is an American film director that has created dozens of brilliantly dark movies. Two of his famous movies are Edward Scissorhands in 1990, and Big Fish in 2003. Both of the films use there own stylistics devices, but they create the same effect. Tim Burton uses lighting, framing, and camera movements to make characters look more vulnerable. Tim Burton uses Lighting in Big Fish, and Edward Scissorhands to make the characters seem more vulnerable. When Edward Bloom and his friends…

In the track “God Help the Outcasts,” Esmerelda sings a song of prayer, asking God for help. It shows us how helpless and desperate Esmerelda is, how hopelessly trapped she was in the cathedral and how hopeless the situation of the gypsies seems like. The composers made this song into a prayer, metaphorically describing how no one on earth will have helped them. The part of the song where the other characters in the cathedral sing shows how genuine Esmerelda’s prayer is. The others ask for…

In An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, John Locke sets out to construct his brand of epistemology and refine his definition of empiricism. Rather than contending that the mind is imprinted with information instinctually, Locke argues that not only does all knowledge stems from the subject’s experience of the material world by means of the subject’s senses. The senses, Locke argues, are “infallible” and the sole means by which we organize knowledge. To demonstrate the necessity of the senses…

In modern times there are many things that help us figure things out. Things that range from technology, rules, equations, previous discoveries and so on, but in the times of Aristotle there was not much of that. There were many inspired scholars that worked to discover and invent things to help understand the world and how it works. One of those remarkable scholars was Eratosthenes of Cyrene who lived to be about eighty-two years old. Eratosthenes was born in Greece in a colony known as Cyrene…

Tim Burton uses lighting,sound,editing and camera angles to give off a desired effect of suspense,suspicion and curiosity. Working for Disney just wasn't cutting it for this freakishly amazing writer. Tim Burton uses the most basic cinematic methods but yet at the same time he turns the most typical into the most unique, colorful, vibrant and astonishing artistry that this world has come to known and love. Tim Burton has a very diverse style of film that makes everyone's jaw drop in awe.…

INTRODUCTION Can you imagine how difficult the lives could be after the amputees lost their arms or legs? Their lives will not be as easy as they had before. They cannot do many things that they used to do in their normal lives when they still have their limbs. A few hundred years ago, a hand amputee could only have a hook prosthesis with limited function and social stigma for the replacement of his hand. As the technology advances, hand amputees can now have the option for a hand transplant…

enters to show small details such as the facial expression on the jokers face. The use of nongeitic sound in this scene heightens the tension and shows a change in the overall mood. The use of camera angles in this scene is used to help perceive the relationship between the joker and batman. High angles are used to put Batman above The Joker and show that Batman is dominant and is physically more powerful than The Joker. I think an important point that Christopher Nolan wanted to get across to…

would typically skew the angle of his shots, so that our eyes are not dominated by the usual dead-on rectangle. Trying to break the habits of seeing and slide space itself into new dimensions, his rigorous compositional sense visually "holds" the elements of the photograph in place. Alexander Rodchenko used perspective as a tool of alienation to signify his style. Concerned with the need for analytical-documentary photo series, he often shot his subjects from odd angles—usually high above or…

after Tony killed Rinaldo. The two shot angle occurs in the scene when Tony Camonte is talking to Rinaldo in the vehicle after he shot Big Louis and when Tony Montana was walking and talking to Sosa outside right before the helicopter scene. High Angle Shots occur in Scarface 1983 when Tony Montana’s mansion is invaded and he is in shoot out looking down from his balcony at the people shooting at him. The last angle notice in the Scarface 1983 is Low angle and it occurs when Tony was looking…