Rhetorical writer exploring the ethos, pathos, and logos in art, literature, and film.
Correspondent II
The Mindy Project: is it a newer version of Sex in The City?The Mindy Project has had three seasons, what is the appeal of this show, what void is this show filling for the audience? Is it satisfying the need for some of the antics of Sex in The City?
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Tv Series "Empire" Opens DoorsThe TV drama has met with success and has opened the door for conversations regarding nontraditional sexual liaisons as well as the reality of mental health. Many communities are not accepting of same sex relationships and deny that mental health issues exists. With Empire’s popularity perhaps these issues will find an inroad to these communities.
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Shonda RhimesAn analysis of Shonda Rhimes and her contributions as a writer, producer and creator of successful TV shows and how this may help other writers who are female or of color become more inclusive in main media. |
film Write this topicWhich franchises outperform the film or TV show in revenue?Can the paraphernalia have a higher return than the feature film itself?
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arts Write this topicWhat are some typical and non-typical negations clauses for popular actors?Curiosity behind the such contractual agreements such as a flat fee, commission, residuals, or franchise profits, etc. It would be interesting to know who requests what and if it benefits them financially, socially or is it a humanitarian motivation.
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arts Write this topicWhat are the politics behind the awards show?Some items that help to make the film successful is the timing of the release of the film, the public relations campaign, and tours of talks shows to promote the film. Can the cultural climate affect the politics of films that win awards, such as wars, religion, and challenged legislations?
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film Write this topicMainstream Movies: Do They Reflect Middle-of-the-road Culture?Mainstream movies and popular television programs; do they mirror the typical culture of the viewing audience or do they shape the culture? Do we have a culture that mimics a popular film or did the film capture a part of culture? For example, smoking in films from the 40s through the 70s may have made this habit popular and helped to shape a culture into an addictive behavior. This behavior may not have been as far reaching without the influence of films that promote smoking as acceptable and popular behavior.
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Psychology in 'The Following'I would like to read an in-depth psychological analysis of the characters in The Following. I have a layperson’s opinions but would like to read about it from someone educated in psychology. However, I suppose a layperson’s generalization would be an interesting approach. |
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Hello Coyle, I’m sure there are fascinating pieces in your country you could share here with us. | Black Cloud |
Fritz, Thank you for reading and taking time to share your thoughts. | Black Cloud |
Yes Dahila, I would have liked to see the building it was in while in Spain. | Black Cloud |
Siegel, glad you are intrigued! | Black Cloud |
Tommie, try to make a visit on a First Friday for a great experience. | Black Cloud |
Fawn, I appreciate your kind words, thank you. | Black Cloud |
Thank you Sarai, it was more than a visual experience, it was like you were caught up in a world-wind of butterflies. | Black Cloud |
There are some many different mediums he uses I really appreciate his installations.