REGARDING WEEK 11★DEC 20TH GROUP PRESENTATIONS
For the Group Presentation, we will divide ourselves into 5 groups, and each group shall present on 1 out of the several theoretical frameworks/analytical approaches studied so far (see list).
Each
group has 10 minutes to
present and they need to,
1) engage the analytical
framework by referring to the literature from the syllabus (external references
are welcome, but not a must; if you need me to help you with the literature,
please do let me know);
2) engaging films/examples
used in class (if there is no specific film used for a topic, other films are
possible as well. But please do not use too much time retelling a story unless
that’d be the focus of the presentation).
Remember: you do NOT
have to exhaust every aspect possible about certain approach/theory, try to
make your audiences understand the general picture, and also highlight HOW the
analytical framework could be PRACTICED.
Flow
of the presentation is up to the team members; we do encourage you to present
with visuals (such as PPTs/KEYNOTE/Prezi etc.)—we will encourage auditing
students to participate if they like, but the registered students would be
prioritized.
1. MISE-EN-SCÈNE:
2. BAZIN AND REALISM (Citizen
Kane):
3. CLASSICAL/POST-CLASSICAL
NARRATIVE (Fight Club):
4. AUTEUR:
5. GENRE (Train to
Busan):
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