… 1800's. In early 1879 cartoonist and drew pictures of people watching sports and wars in a wall screen. Many people contributed to this invention. Paul Nipkow and John Logie Baird helped create the first televisions. They invented a spinning disk…

… Winterbottom, is based on a true story, follows Michael Henderson and his news team, ITV, to war-torn Sarajevo. It's 1992 and the city has just seen its worst fighting as Bosnian Serbs try to derail the country's new independence with artillery…

… route to India from Europe. Instead, he unknowingly found what people would later name America. Over two hundred years later in the early 17th century the people of Britain made the decision to expand into this New World. Their colonies started out…

… narratives appeal to their audience, refer to specific texts in your answer. The narrative of a television programme is the way in which the storyline unfolds, the narrative shows how meaning is constructed in order to achieve the audiences…

… Driving along, the man starts to prepare an ordinary ice cream for his girlfriend. As he is doing this, the girl is watching the limo TV, which is advertising Carte Dour. As the advert finishes, she is presented with this ordinary ice cream. Not…

… gang of boys that used to pick on the other kids. They would call people names and threaten to beat the snot out of you on the playground if you ticked them off enough. Often, other kids avoided these bullies and were afraid of them. Mainly because…

… From the novel and the movie 'To kill a mockingbird' by Harper Lee The plague of racial hatred in To Kill a Mockingbird, a small southern town ravaged by the Depression is unknowingly diagnosed with this even more devastating disease.…

… of your choice, which employ different narrative strategies and discuss some of the main techniques used by film makers. The narrative strategy of a film can be constructed in different ways to tell the story of the film. This is done in different…

… and Juliet' interesting for a modern audience. In your answer focus on Shakespeare's dramatic qualities, language and purposes in the 'Prologue' and Act one, Scene One (up to line 97). To explain how Baz Lurhmann makes 'Rome and Juliet' interesting…

… Le Ly is born into a time of tranquility, in which the people of her village live as they have for many centuries. Everything is structured; everyone has his place. Then a warplane streaks across the sky, and in a moment all she knows is destroyed.…