1. The technique “interview” was used to get to know each persons  perspective and thoughts. 

2. Morris chose to do interviews because it was like a case study for a crime that was committed. The technique proved effective throughout the film, because it gave the audience different perspectives. 

3. Some techniques that I would use in my own film are re-enactments because they would add veneered visuals to the story a person is telling. 

1. How many films has he directed
   He has directed about 40 films.
2. What was his first film and when did it come out?
   Diary of a Mad Black Woman was his first film and it came out 25. Feb. 2005.
3. What was his recent film? When did it come out?
   Tyler Perry’s a Madea Family Funeral was the most recent film, and it came out 1. March 2019.
4. Does he write his own films? Produce?
   Yes he writes and produces his own films.
5. What is considered his *breakthrough* film why?
   His breakthrough film was Diary of a Mad Black Woman.
6. What is considered his style?
   Tyler Perry’s style is considered to be black feminism and empowerment for young black women. Tyler takes real problems that happen in black communities and makes it comedic. Overall, throughout his films there are many controversies, and lessons distributed throughout his films.
7. Does he have any collaborators? Who are they?
   Yes, he collaborates with Viacom.
8. What major awards has he won?
   People’s Choice for Favorite Humanitarian-2017
   NAACP Image Award-Chairman’s Award-2010
   NAACP I.A. for Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture- “For Colored Girls”-2011
   Quill Award for Book of the Year- 2006
   Black Movie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Screenwriting-2005
   The BET Honors Media Award-2009
   Quill Award for Humor-2006
   BET Ultimate Icon-2019

In the German film “M” revolves around the actions of a murderer killing children, and the search for him. Showing both police and the crime underworld throughout the film. One shot within the film involving the murderer, shows him turning his head to look at himself. This over the shoulder shot, reveals the murderers face in the mirror behind him showing the mark on his jacket. This element is very important due to the fact that now that he’s marked its going to be hard to for him to hide. This shot was well done and the acting was very funny in my opinion.

1. Is your job chill?
   It’s pretty chill. It’s like 2 hours of hard work and then 4 hours of downtime.
2. What are some of your responsibilities?
   Coding the show
   Use joysticks to control the robotic cameras
   Control graphics
   Monitoring shots
   Floor Director (sometimes)
3. Who is your job targeting/marketing?
   The younger demographic.
4. What’s the highest level of education you need to be a technical director?
   Bachelors Associates Degree (4 Years)
5. How did you get into Technical directing?
   Knew what she wanted to do. Was in News, when attending High school and got into all parts of the news.

1. Is your job chill?
   It’s pretty chill. It’s like 2 hours of hard work and then 4 hours of downtime.
2. What are some of your responsibilities?
   Coding the show
   Use joysticks to control the robotic cameras
   Control graphics
   Monitoring shots
   Floor Director (sometimes)
3. Who is your job targeting/marketing?
   The younger demographic.
4. What’s the highest level of education you need to be a technical director?
   Bachelors Associates Degree (4 Years)
5. How did you get into Technical directing?
   Knew what she wanted to do. Was in News, when attending High school and got into all parts of the news.

1. Lycée Louis -le-Grand
2. His contribution to film language was his development of cinema.
3. fade in and fade out.
4. he discovered illusions within his jammed camera.
5. stop motion photography
   colored films(hand painted)
   Imposition
6. he received the Legion of Honour for being the creator of the cinematic spectacle.
7. a small town in Paris.
8. they are told if they ascend to the roof “A Splendid Spectical”.
9. Rocky Ridge
10. The king captured them.
11. They are aliens, and are to be referred as Sennellites
12. They disappear into the smoke.
13. the travelers escape then punch the king of the moon, and then he explodes into a puff of smoke.

The silent film “The General” was very humorous and informative to say the least. Throughout the film, the main character Johnny Grey wants to be enlisted in the war, but is rejected due to the fact he is a valuable engineer. Union spies steal his train, The General, and throughout the movie he single-handedly goes on their territory to steal it back. The movie has very humorous moments, even though it’s a silent movie. The Stunts that were in the film were live stunts that weren’t props, but real dangerous stunts executed as if their weren’t any struggles. Johnny was sitting on the train’s coupling rods which easily could of pulled him in and killed him. Also the camera movements catching the moving train was steady and captured the image well. Overall, the film was executed very nicely and efficiently, making it a very interesting film to watch. I personally I loved it and appreciated it’s music choice and plot.

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