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they are all dogs

lenny george and and there dad live togother in some aussi outback town

lenny is a cheerfull and energetic dog always wanting to play but always finding himself in trouble

george gets told by an older dog that there is a place where dogs are treated like royalty, where they get there own beds in houses that arent dog houses, and they are not on chains but left to run free where ever they want and noone trys to stop them (sydney or somewhere)

lenny is playing with a ball whi… Continue

the question i have chosen to write about it number 5 "have steinbeck's book and sinise's film become dated" first i have to understand what is meant be the word/term dated. because at the start of last term i did the same sort of question and i thought it meant like socially dated, wether people like it anymore, but somelse did it and they thought it was referring to the technology and production values used in the film and book. however i prefer my opion much more because it makes u look deepe… Continue

Done well
• Fish-tank scene
• No talking makes a suspense
• Music kissing me by dess ree
• Fishtank was thick and wide but the Camera shot shows them really close
• When dancing with Paris you can see the connection between Romeo and Juliet.
• Baz L. Did the scene well because he changed all of the parts of the scene around to make it flow and make it more dramatic.
• Music expresses the emotions well : joy, suspension, disbelief

Bad scene
• Chapel monument scene
• Overdid the lighting
• All th… Continue

ive noticed that in the unit plan there is a ridiculus amount of options to choose from in the short term and long term projects. there is 23 of them to choose from which is a lot more than we use to have. i have wondered how unit goal 2 would work how is everyone going to be able to enjoy shakespeare after this unit has finished just doesnt seem possible

1. Starting with a fight scene will really engage the audience. It is a strong and exciting way to start off a play. Although it might have been dodgy at the time because to do a fight scene in a play well it needs a lot of rehearsal and if you stuff up one thing then it will stuff up the whole scene and just make it look cheap. But if done well it should attract the audience so they start off with a good impression of the play which makes them to look forward to the rest of the play. So in theo… Continue