Proposal for a themed film festivial 1,050-1,400 words

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Requirements and Instructions

Identifies, explains, and justifies the selected theme for your film festival, which could be anything from a specific genre, like the Western, to a topic, such as LGBTQ representations, to a specific time period, or anything that is relevant to what you have learned in this course.

Identifies three films related to your main theme that will serve as the main events for the festival.

Identifies specific scenes in each film in order to justify including them in the festival.

Compares and contrasts the three movies to effectively explain how they relate to your chosen theme.

Includes mention of aspects of film that were covered in class, including, for example, cinematography; sound and music; editing; narrative; genres; history; film theory; etc.

Targets University of Phoenix student audience, with a rationale as to why this theme would be appropriate and relevant to that audience.

· Why do University of Phoenix students need to examine this theme?

· What will students learn?

· What new knowledge will be gained?

· Why is this important?

Optional: Pictures and other pertinent graphics are included with in-text and reference page citations.

References textbook, The Film Experience, other assigned reading, and/or film-related research/websites appropriate to the topic.

Meets 1,050- to 1,400-word count requirement.

Uses the “APA Paper Template,” River Point Writer, or other resources to format the assignment according to APA guidelines. Note: Submit to the Plagiarism Checker to make sure that all direct quotes are inside quotation marks.

Includes in-text and reference page citations for all outside sources, including films and images. Note: Visit the Son of a Citation Machine website for help formatting reference page citations.

Uses error free college level English in a style that is appropriate for scholarly writing. Note: Submit final draft to Write Point/Grammarly and make corrections as needed.