Casablanca - screening booklet
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The document provides questions to guide analysis of the film Casablanca while watching it, focusing on how elements of film form like mise en scene, cinematography, sound, and editing are used to create meaning and symbolism. Questions analyze how these elements are used to introduce and develop characters, further the narrative, set mood, and indicate themes throughout the film like memory and romance.
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Narrative voice refers to how a story is told and helps manipulate the audience's perspective. There are two main types - undramatized narratives that have no narrator and position the audience behind a character's point of view, and dramatized narratives that include a narrator telling the story. Narrative voice can also be first-person from a main character's perspective or third-person from an omniscient narrator. Additionally, narratives can be restricted by only revealing what a character within the story knows, creating mystery, or unrestricted where the narrator discloses all information to the audience, generating suspense.
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3. appealing to audiences
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