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 The Role Of Auteurs In Wes Craven s Films
[Intro sentence] These film makers are called auteurs, the French word for author . This is
exactly how the French film theorist first described these film makers during the French New
Wave of the 1950 s. They saw, that much like a writer, an auteur controlled may aspects of the
film and they gave it just as much character as its screenplay did. Well known auteurs include Tim
Burton, for his re use of Johnny Depp and ghoulish themes as well as Alfred Hitchcock, coined
the master of suspense for his array of plot twists within his films. This video essay will cover
another great auteur, Wes Craven, whose work on films such as The Hills have Eyes (1977) ,
Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988) , is a legacy in the horror
genre today.
Wes Craven as an Auteur
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His first film The Last House on the Left was a pinnacle in the horror genre as it was thought to be a
dead genre, meaning no one wanted to watch horror. After its success, he created many more
horrifying and nightmare fuelling films and rekindling people s passion for horror.
Real Life Examples
Despite his background in the horror genre and his words The first monster you have to scare the
audience with is yourself. , the actors and crew that worked with Craven often noted his kind
nature, which is not a trait expected from the mind that brought the 1996 Scream franchise. [
Horror films are not me, or they re not all of me. They re a very thin slice of me. ] This is because
Craven often used real life scenarios for the basis of his
 Persuasive Essay On Sea Otters
Endangered: Sea Otters You may know Sea Otters as just cute and cuddly animals that float on their
backs all the time, but they are definitely more than just that... Did you know that Sea Otters are a
keystone species! They eat sea urchins and invertebrates, and those sea urchins would just eat up all
kelp forests if their populations were all over the place. You may think that kelp forests aren t that
important, but they are, they support hundreds of speciesfrom sea stars to sharks. Sea otters also help
restore carbon fighting water plants. The Friends of the Sea Otter, is a foundation that wants to help
out all the sea otters in the world and save them. What they are trying to accomplish is to protect and
conserve sea otterpopulations and their habitats. Their plan is to conserve their habitat through
education, research, and policy decisions, and they believe they will give them long term survival. I
think what we could do is start recycling more and clean up our environment. This issue is
happening mostly on the North Pacific Coastline, because that is where they are located. Hunters
and fisherman kill the Sea Otters for their fur and because they are eating all... Show more content on
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If we were to come together and prove that the sea otters have a safe habitat, then we would save
them. But at the moment, we would not be able to save them because it s not clean, or safe
enough. We should care about this topic because sea otters are cute,cuddly, and innocent animals.
They help hundreds of underwater species. They don t deserve to be treated badly when they
haven t done anything wrong. I chose Sea Otters as my topic because i ve always been so
obsessed with them because of how cute they were, but as i researched i learned about all of the
things they do, so i wanted to write about how they have helped us and how they don t deserve this at
 Breaking Bad Research Paper
Ana Montes
ENGL 0190
WP #2
Mrs. Ziegel

Breaking Bad is an award winning crime drama series created and produced by Vince Gilligan. In the
beginning of the series the main character, Walter White, teaches high school chemistry. When
Walter started feeling sick and bleeding when coughing, he decided to go to the hospital and was
later diagnosed with lung cancer. Without his friends and family s knowledge he turns to selling
crystallized methamphetamine with former student, Jesse Pinkman. He does this in order to
financially support his family in the future after he dies. Walt s drug dealer name becomes
Heisenberg . In the midst of making and selling the purest crystallized methamphetamine with his
partner, there are many unpredictable and shocking ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A situation can turn from good to violent in just a few minutes. In Season one, Walter and Jesse
experience some problems with local drug dealers. After the drug dealers find out about another
product in the market which is meth with blue coloring, they try to kill Walter and Jesse. The
encounter becomes bloody and results in the local drug dealers dying. Not only can a situation
turn violent in a few minutes, but it can take months too. For example, Gustavo Fring, also
known as Gus , who is a drug distributor reaches out to Walter about working together and selling
Walter s product. Walter does work for him for a while but deep inside Walt thinks Gus wants him
dead. This leads on for months until Walt had enough and plans to kill him. Gus death had viewers
talking for days, his death was not only shocking, it was also gross. Violence is definitely not a
missing factor of Breaking Bad, it is always in each
 This essay, 1920s vs 1960s , writen in AABB format, deals...
1920 s vs. 1960 s Over the past century, people living in the United States have experienced many
changes. As the times change, so do the people. In the 1920 s, people acted differently then
compared to the people in the 1960 s. Yet, they both have one thing in common; they shaped our
history. In the 1920 s, about 106,521,537 people inhabited the United States. It was a rough period
in our history, with about 2,132,000 people unemployed and murder, swindles, and racketeering as
the most popular crimes. The life expectancy of men and women during the 1920 s was 53.6 years
and 54.6 years respectively. Amazingly, the illiteracy rate was at a new low of only 6% of the
population during this time period. Yet, despite all the aspects, which... Show more content on
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Women in the early 1960 s wore bouffant hairstyles, and like the 1920 s, knee length dresses.
However, later in the decade, mini skirts, or hot pants, with go go boots became popular. These
skirts revealed their legs as bodywear revealed their curves. Women s hairstyles even changed.
Women either wore their hair very short or long and lanky. Also, peasant skirts, or granny
dresses, and chunky shoes somehow came into fashion during this period of time too. By the end
of the decade, unisex dressing was very popular especially with the hippies. Both sexes wore bell
bottom jeans, love beads, and embellished T shirts. This was also the era of the Afro, which both
sexes of African Americans wore. There s nothing surer; the rich get richer and the poor get
poorer. This was considered the beliefs of the roaring 20 s. The Cotton Club was the first club
that was opened to both white and black people. Coincidently, it was packed nightly. The 1920 s
is known as the Jazz Age. During this time period, the best selling pop hits were sentimental
ballads, old fashioned waltzes, and nonsense songs. In 1925, the Grand Ole Opry was transmitted
on radio from Nashville for the first time. People were traveling to more places, which influenced
their songs. Many of the songs produced during this period were about places such as the songs
Chicago and California Here I Come. In the 1960 s, America was ready for a change. Black rhythm
and blues known as Motown became popular. Bob
 Horse Slaughter
Horse Slaughter

The topic of horse slaughter doesn t usually come up very often in everyday conversation. Horse
slaughter is more of an implicit subject, which your everyday person doesn t know much about.
Because it is highly controversial, it has gone through the cycle of being banded and then reinstated
twice in the last 5 years. With being involved in the horse industry my entire life, I have witnessed
the effects first hand. Some people see it as killing pets, animal cruelty, and morally wrong.
However, I see it as a source of income, a way to stop the starvation and abuse of horses, an export
industry for the United States, as well as a quality meal for in times of despair. The history of
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During the 1930 s low supply and high cost of pork and beef made horse meat rise in popularity.
Again during World War II, people were again in the same predicament. Inflation during the early
1970 s raised the cost of traditional meats; Time Magazine reported from Carlson s, a butcher shop
in Westbrook, CT, that they were selling over 6,000 pounds of horse meat a day. (Weil) In 2006, the
House of Representatives voted to end horse slaughter; the bill passed to make the killing and selling
American horses for human consumption an illegal practice in the United States.
Today in the US, people do not consume horse meat on a whole sale basis. But because many
other counties do, the exporting of horse meat is a huge industry. When the ban was in place, US
horses were being transported to Canada and Mexico to be slaughtered instead. From 2006 to
2010 the increase in horses being exported to Canada and Mexico was 148 and 660 percent. They
are loaded up on trailers and shipped across the boarders, often times going days without food or
water until they reach their destination. The regulations, or lack thereof, are different than in the
US. (Shesgreen) Valley Meat Co. owner Rick De Los Santos brings up valid points in his interview
with NBC News last week. The majority of people, who are against slaughter, are getting caught
up on the ick factor of killing our pets . However, the process is the exact same for cows and pigs.
 Freedom In Harrison Bergeron
Freedom is a capacity that helps people to choose, to behave without restrictions and prohibitions.
It is a term that defines people s rights and it helps people to behave independently. Freedom that is
mostly expressed in the language of rights determines people s acts as long as it respects the rights
of other individuals. Self respect and intelligence are also derived from being free. Kurt Vonnegut
wrote a story named Harrison Bergeron(1962) which demonstrates the importance of freedom and
being free. In the story it can be seen that government to protect the equality of human beings uses
the technology. The story demonstrates how equality is one of the fundamental principles in the
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On 1st April while Harrison Bergeron; the hero of the story was fourteen, government arrested
him from his parents George and Hazel. They were not fully aware about the tragedy however.
Hazel did not have enough information about the accident because of her average intelligence. In
those years average intelligence was not enough to comprehend the accident. George was also
not aware of the incident because he was required to wear a radio during the whole day. The
government interrupted intelligent people like George, because one day George and Hazel were
watching ballet on TV, when a ballerina interrupted the show, because she had important news o
declare. She excitedly said, Harrison escaped and his photo was displayed on the screen. Then
Harrison attacked the studio and said that I am Emperor and everyone should obey to me . After
that he added that whoever will approach me first, she will be my Empress. One of the ballerinas
accepted his request and agreed to be his partner as Empress. They danced and kissed each other,
but at the same moment Handicapper General Diana Moon Glampers shoot both of them. The
screen of the television started to get darker while Hazel was crying. Then George entered to the
room and addressed to Hazel asking why she was crying. She told him that something bad happened
on TV, but she did not remember the events. The reason was that her memory had been
 The American Dream Through Success And Social Mobility
When most people think of the American Dream they often visualize the typical white fence, the
two children, and an overall perfect family. When people think of the American Dream they think
of the dream jobs which consist of being a doctor, lawyer, or a widely known talk show host. The
people who have the voice determine what is ideal in society and what isn t. They try to sell you this
pitch that the American Dream is obtainable and what you put in to the system, you get out; This is
also know as meritocracy. The thought of achieving the American Dream through success and social
mobility is the misinformed interpretation what the upper middle classlikes to say, however its easier
to say that when climbing the class ladder is a lot more difficult when born into a low advantaged
family. It is absolutely impossible to reach the American Dream unless you are among the wealthy.
Circumstances that work against an individual only further hinders any opportunity that person may
have to obtain the American Dream. Negative factors not working in your favor will most likely
determine your undesirable future and having a role model, such as Oprah, who seemingly embodies
the American Dream, will lead to the unrealistic dream that her status is actually attainable. Some of
the key elements we consider essential to achieving success, are now impractical and misleading,
proving the many flaws in our American Dream that make it impossible to obtain.
The actual definition of the
 America, The Vast Array Of World Culture
Introduction
Of all the countries on the planet, nowhere is the vast array of world cultures more evident than in
the United States. For most people, their ancestors came to this country in search of opportunity and
a better life for their families. Fueled by motivators such as famine and dictatorship, emigrating to
America meant saying goodbye to the only life they had ever known. Adjusting to a new setting and
the changes that come with it is hard, especially when the new setting is a melting pot of unfamiliar
customs. However, a change in location, regardless of the distance traveled, generally does not
transform someone into a new person. Each of us is born and raised within a culture most likely
reflecting the beliefs of our parents and other family members. As our first teachers, our parents
are responsible for influencing the way in which we see the world and our place within it. As the
only way of life ever known, these cultural beliefs often determine the way we view factors such as
religion, nutrition, and even healthcare. As healthcare professionals, nurses today are faced with the
responsibility of providing not only the safest and highest quality of care possible, but also ensuring
the care provided is culturally acceptable and in sync with an individual s health beliefs.
The expectation that nurses today understand every culture and concept of health and healing
associated within each cultural group is unrealistic. Fortunately, nurses still have the ability
 Compare And Contrast Sports And Tinkerbells
Many people have the perception that all athletic departments are making a profit, when in reality
the departments making a profit or breaking even are in the minority and not the majority
(Burnsed, 2015). The University of Never Land is a Division II school in California that sponsors
football and has an enrollment of 2,600 undergraduate students (Fried, G., DeSchriver, D,
Mondello, M., 2013, p. 347). In order to compare how the Tinkerbells match up with other schools,
you must look at schools that are similar in size and sport offering. In Division II 14 private schools
offer football, have between 2000 3000 undergraduate students similar to UNL.
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With 12 sports offered, the Tinkerbells are running at a $2,492,550 deficit, which is way out of
line. Out of the 14 other schools that are similar in size to UNL, eight showed a profit and six
broke even. No school that operates at such a high deficit can survive for long; the athletic
director has to step in and make cuts somewhere as well as work to raise more money. Never
Land seems to be spending too much money on scholarships, with their average of $16,420.27 per
athlete. If the school lowered this average by $5,000 per athlete, that would be $1,480,000 added
to the revenue and lowering the deficit to $1,012,550. The Tinkerbells ranked 12th in salaries and
13th in operations respectively so there is not really anything that the athletic director can cut there
and probably need to be increase to be more competitive. The only other area that seems to be out of
line is the other category of the expenses. Never Land spends a total of $390,900 including $207,900
in administration. Both those numbers seem to be high and there has to be some things that you can
 The Invention Of The Telephone Essay
In this digital age, nearly all human beings have some form of attachment to their cell phone. At a
touch of a button, the smart phone users have access to the latest breaking news, social network, the
weather forecast, and games. Surprisingly, many people did not know that the telephone has been
around for more than one hundred years. Telephone is one of the few inventions that change the
course of history. This is the ever evolving technology enables humans to connect with someone
thousands of miles away. More importantly, the telephone has changed how humans interact and also
creates a global obsession. Technology History The telephone is one of a few inventions that change
the world. However, not many people know about the inventors who developed this innovative
technology. Before the invention of the telephone, the popularity of the telegraph was thriving in the
second half of the nineteenth century. However, Alexander Bell believed that he could find
something better to communicate besides dots and dashes. Bell s method was to carry multiple
messages on a single wire by using a telegraph transmitter (Pbs.org, 1999). Initially, Bell developed
the idea while he was living in Canada. At the age of twenty six, he moved to Boston, Massachusetts
where he taught deaf people to speak (famousscientist.org, 2014). While teaching in Boston, he
realized that transmitting human speech has great potential. He began spending less time on
teaching and decided to hire an electrical
 Identity Theme in the Rugmaker of Mazar-E-Sharif
Rugmaker of Mazar E Shariff

By James Petherick

Essay Question: Analyse how an idea is developed in a text (or texts) you have studied In the text,
The Rugmaker of Mazar E Shariff, written by Robert Hillman and Najaf Mazari, an idea which is
developed is identity. We can see this idea developing through the character ,Najaf Mazari. He
begins living in the worn torn country of Afghanistan, then he becomes a refugee at the Woomera
Detention centre and finally his visa is accepted and he begins a new life in Melbourne. His
identity is developed due to these circumstances and environments he finds himself in. We first see
Najaf s identity develop while he is living in Shar Shar and Mazar E Shariff, in Afghanistan. His
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According to the UNHCR, three million refugees make this journey annually. The next stage of
Najaf s development in identity is when he makes the dangerous but successful journey to Australia
and is transferred to the Woomera Detention Camp, in South Australia. His identity is developed,
shaped and changed due to the different

Rugmaker of Mazar E Shariff

By James Petherick

circumstances he encounters whilst in Woomera. The first development in Najaf s identity is

brought upon by the racial the tension amongst the refugees in the camp. An example of this, is
during food service when the person serving the food favours his fellow countrymen and gives
them more food than other ethnicities. We see Najaf stand up to this circumstance and solve the
problem by himself serving the food to ensure even amounts are given to everybody. His decision
to stop the racial tension, which could escalate to a fight, is based on his identity he had back in
Afghanistan and how he strongly disliked conflict and his Muslim beliefs. The way that the
Woomera detention centre is like Mars to Najaf is a also a circumstance which leads to a
development in his identity. The customs, ways of life and traditions in Australia, are totally
different to what Najaf experienced while living in Afghanistan. An example of this is shown in the
text, as Najaf states In my country we bake our own bread, here in Australia big factories bake the
bread, then put in plastic bags... It does not
 Franklin Delano Roosevelt DBQ
What does it take to hold the title of best president? Well it takes someone who has effective plans
they can put in place to help lead this country, someone who can get the people and government on
the same page (trust factor), they will have to be ready for any and everything, a leader of superior
proportions. All of these traits are those that Mr. Roosevelt possess in the way he handled the Great
Depression, thirteen million people out of jobs, and World War II.That is why I believe that
Franklin Delano Roosevelt was truly the best president because he got stuff done, he was firm in his
actions not just his voice.

The Great Depression (1929 1939) was the deepest and longest lasting economic downturn in the
history of the Western industrialized world. However, many wonder what was the cause of such
economic downfall. According to Source A one of the reasons was that There was a general rush by
a large portion of our population to turn bank deposits into currency or gold a rush so great that the
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The businessmen and bankers were against Roosevelt s New Deal program. (Source B). They
feared his experiments, were appalled because he had taken the nation off the gold standard and
allowed deficits in the budget, and dislike the concessions to labor. (Source B). Mr. Roosevelt did
not like being talked about like this so he responded with a new program of reform which was:
Social Security, heavier taxes on the wealthy, new controls over banks and public utilities, and an
enormous relief program for the unemployed. Yet another action taken by him to ensure that all the
American people were satisfied. And in response to the people who still has fear in them Roosevelt
says that The only thing you have to fear is fear itself. (Source