my journey towards a BA in photography
Assignment 2 of this course as you will have seen in the prevoius post was originally an unmitigated disaster, littered with spelling and grammar errors. Unformed opinions with no back up from literature and where literature was referred to it was…
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A reflection on the historical role of censorship in cinema’s approach to moral and social issues. Censorship in cinema normally refers to one of two things: either a government-mandated restriction on the political ideas expressed within a film, or…
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The previous post is my reworking of assignment 2, which was done after consultation with my tutor Andrew Conroy and learner support. I am much happier with this reversion it is much more organised and importantly grammatically correct and typo-free. It is…
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A reflection on how Brief Encounter, Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Breathless express moral conflict within relationships. Sex runs through all lives; it is fundamental to our existence as a species, and it could be argued that it underpins almost every…
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A2 Highlighted Tutor Feedback Above is the highlighted tutor feedback from assignment 2 (received on 16th November) and as with the feedback from A1 it was comprehensive and extremely insightful. Andrew has pointed out that while there are some good…
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The previous post was submitted to my tutor on the 6th November without much confidence in it content, these are my thoughts as why I have little confidence. I will be not moving forward on the course until I get feedback…
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Peter Walker Student Number: 514508 Introduction to Film Culture: Assignment 2 Reflection on cinema has explored and expressed contemporary social and moral attitudes over the years. The sex runs through all lives; it is fundamental to existence as species,…
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