In the text “Why not?”, the writer uses a wide variety of language techniques to further enhance the writers view on taking a photograph and why it is so special to them. In the text, there are two brothers each with different perspectives on taking a photograph. The majority of the text is about one […]
If you are familiar with the many stories and movies that are based on the “rags to riches” story line, then you will enjoy the film “The Worlds Fastest Indian” that follows the same storyline. In the film The Worlds Fastest Indian, Directed by Roger Donaldson, a film about a New Zealander called Burt Munro […]
In the film “The Worlds Fastest Indian”, Anthony Hopkins did an excellent job of showing the love for speed and engines as he played the character of Burt Munro. In the film, Anthony Hopkins played the character very well as he was able to show realistic emotions over the whole film as if he was […]
In Burts test run at Bonneville, The Director uses a variety of components to make this scene stand out and show its importance. Some things to focus on in this scene are the Camera angles and the sound techniques used throughout the scene. Within the scene, a large variety of camera angles were used to […]
Record scene In Burts speed record attempt scene at Bonneville, the director uses a variety of cinematography and sound techniques to show the importance of the scene in relation to his goal. When Burt is preparing for his run, a lot of different camera angles and sound techniques were use to show the drama of […]
The plot of Worlds fastest indian is about an Old New Zealander called Burt Munro who has an old Indian scout motorcycle. He always dreamt of going to the Bonneville speed week festival on the salt flats in Utah. He manages to collect the sufficient funds to travel to the U.S to run his bike […]
Introduction: The fictional book Wild Pork and Watercress shows us how the New Zealand bush is a way to escape society and also creates a vivid setting for the characters. The Author, Barry Crump used language features throughout the text to create a vivid setting for one purpose only. Paint a picture in the readers […]
Hunt for the Wilder people – Taika Waititi – Fiction Date watched – 23rd April 2020 P1: Taika wapiti’s Hunt for the Wilder People is a movie about a child called Ricky baker who was a city bogan who had troubles growing up and behavioural issues and is referred to as “a real bad egg”. […]
The Author Barry Crump uses personification quotes throughout the book and gives the readers a better picture in their head and also helps the reader to put themselves inside the characters shoes. This is a great technique for the author to help the readers understand things that are going on and better describe them. “No […]
I think Barry Crump narrated the story in first person because it puts the listeners/readers into the characters shoes and helps describe everything that the character sees and does. This is a effective technique because it paints a better picture into the readers minds making the story much more readable. He chose to do this […]