Understanding Cinematography: Apocalypse Now Apocalypse Now Apocalypse now is one of the most scintillating epic war films of all time. The film was directed by Francis Ford Coppola. The movie is built around an intelligence office captain Willard who goes back to Vietnam. It’s Willard’s second tour in Vietnam, and this time his mission was to find and terminate a rogue green beret Colonel Kurtz. Kurtz was one of the unit’s promising officers but had since become unhinged and committed war crime with the help of local militia. After forty years, one can’t help but notice the contribution of cinematographers to the success of the film. The lighting, camera angle and shot as well as the special effects and sound were so fantastic. Special effects, camera tricks, and camera angles The camera angle shot length, composition, and other special effects help in laying emphasis and determines how the audience interprets various scenes. In the movie “Apocalypse Now,” the directors use camera angles and shot in multiple ways. The first scene in the hotel room featuring captain Willard was sitting on…
Patient Compliance Patient Education Multicultural Communication and its Origin A multicultural setting is a society or community with people with varying beliefs, and ways of doing things and does not necessarily interact with each other(Schriefer, 2016). In this case, communication involves the use of different languages as well as verbal and non-verbal methods that differ across the various cultures. Business and immigration in earlier centuries brought about multicultural interaction. Culture, Ethnicity, and Acculturation Culture defines how people do things, the beliefs, traditions, and language, whereas ethnicity refers to people belonging to a particular group based on such traits. Ethnic background results in groups sharing common aspects being labeled as members of a specific ethnic group. Acculturation involves an adaptation of culture different from the one an individual is accustomed to. Immigration plays a significant role in acculturation as people living in countries away from their environments take up the norms and regulations of the host country (Romero et al., 2018, p.9). Asians living in Western countries are likely to adopt a different dressing code and learn a new language. Ethnicity…
Critical Infrastructure Q1. Threats Related To Landlines, Cell Phones, and Satellite Communications Possible risks involved in installing these types of communication include natural, human-made and technological threats. Natural hazards such as floods and hurricanes would interfere with landline communication as the hard wires used might be cut off by strong winds. If wiring is underground, disasters such as floods could interfere with communication, possibly damaging the cables. Cell phone communication might be interrupted by extreme weather, but there is no likelihood of permanent damage. On the other hand, satellite communication is least likely to be affected by natural disasters. Physical threats include cellular phone theft or cutting off of landline wires. Physical risk is not expected with satellite communication. Cyber threats are not likely with landline communication but are high risk with satellite and cellular connection due to hacking. Therefore it would be possible to intercept any activity coming in and out of the company. Q2. One Way That a Criminal or Terrorist Might Attack Critical Infrastructure in the Community A cyber attack is possible and could be targeted at…
General Motors in the automotive industry Introduction As a major player in the automotive industry, General Motors most recently took the initiative to shift its business model from one which relies on fossil fuels driven cars towards those using renewable energy like electricity. Its entry into the electric vehicle market in 2010 has been lauded as a strategic business and corporate move, which will provide it with the necessary market share to recover its dominance over firms like Toyota. On the contrary, however, the idea is quite new, with the target market being reluctant to adopt it. As a matter of fact, firms that a well known for fossil fuel production and transportation have been slow to join the movement as it will force them out of business. This has, in turn, caused problems for innovative firms like General Motors. The capstone project will evaluate the efficacy of the electric vehicle strategy under the auspice of the thesis that internal development will cut down on cost and provide GM with the requisite power over customers and suppliers. Work Completed Thus…
Essay analysis Part 1 The thesis statement My own words. I reside in Kentucky River where wastes is a significant problem, and sanitary landfills are becoming full of scraps. Part 2. Used specific examples An excellent easy should present hard evidence that it offers before the readers. In the essay, the author has backed up his findings with examples. He also gives examples of his household, where they purchase plastic materials in the form of food. Evidently in the 4th paragraph. In the essay, the writer has successfully captured the attention of the reader and goes ahead to provide a background to be discussed. In his introductory statement, the reader can see and have an idea of what is about to talk. Capture attention of the audience The essay captures the attention of the audience. In the beginning, he has used a hook to attract the attention of the reader when he recognizes himself as being a country person. Also, the author’s introduction has given the background to the topic hence developing more interest to the reader. Anecdote The author…
Marketing Assignment questions Industry challenges Some of the factors and trends disrupting the hoteling industry include; pure review websites, online travel agents, and active forums. Pure review websites enable users to share their hotel experiences. They can rate their stay in the hotel with a written review, on a point scale, or upload videos and photos. Online traveling agencies have dominated online bookings. They have dominated online booking because they provide an answer to individuals’ needs for instant gratification (Dubois, Chae, Niessing & Wee, 2016, p. 1). They also provide a smooth process for travel research, booking, and payment. Active forums allow users to set up a feature-rich discussion forum for a particular topic (Dubois, Chae, Niessing & Wee, 2016, p. 1). Travelers can use this topic to set up discussions about particular hotels and share their experiences while staying at the hotel. Consumers’ travel planning and purchasing behavior are changing in that as technology evolves, customers expect hotels and other institutions in the hospitality sector to employ the use of technology to improve services provided by the hotels and…
When implementing the DNP project, the first step is to identify the participants (McElhinney, 2012). The targeted population entails adults aged between 18 to 35 years. The project will use a timeline where the first-week introduction of change project to the nurses, dieticians, physicians, and gym instructors and recruitment of participants. The next four weeks will include the implementation of the project activities through group sessions, including the setting of training areas. The DNP project is implemented to address diabetes in a pre-diabetic population. The first milestone will include communication with a faculty advisor at least once every two weeks to discuss core abilities in the implementation and any improvements required. Ensure that the secure clinical advisor provides the required knowledge of the community to identify law ethics and advanced healthcare policies. To ensure that the implementation is smooth, the sustainability plan will be used whenever there are challenges, including financial support, political realities, and system update (Pieper & Colwell, 2012). Identifying indicators of quality outcomes will include several outlined healthcare measures that have been recognized based on empirical evidence…
Antagonism Cognitive behaviour therapy can be applied to inform the behavioural selection, cognitive as well as mechanisms for experiential treatment. The approach is integrated into a patient who is associated with the traits of antagonism. The techniques of cognitive behaviour treatment comprise of schema mechanism as well as the model of ABC. Both techniques are interchangeably applied when dealing with patients suffering from antagonism. In fact, the cognitive behavioural approach help to organize and interpret information related to antagonistic patients. As a result, a patient free from antagonism by a gradual reduction of signs and symptoms. Perhaps, the cognitive behavioural intervention can be considered to be among the most effective therapy in the treatment of antagonism. ABC model use concerning cognitive behavioural therapy focuses on three aspects of the model. The activating event is represented by letter A in the model, belief is represented by letter B, while C stands for consequences. The latter (consequences) can be physiological, behavioural, and emotional. Cognitive behavioural treatment emerges to be strong due to the ABC model when treating antagonism (Maples-Keller, 2019). Hence, the…
Answer the Questions Provided Question 1 Absolute monarchy, also referred to as absolute doctrine, refers to a type of monarchy in which full autocratic power is held by the monarch. The monarch is not restricted by customs, written laws, or the legislature. The absolute monarchies are, in most instances, hereditary. The ruler of France, Louis XIV, is significantly associated with the doctrine of od absolute monarchy. The ruler who held power from the late seventeenth to the early eighteenth century proclaimed himself as the state. The ruler considered his proclamation as absolutism. The goal that Louis XIV held, highly promoted the absolutism ideology through the suggestion of one king, one faith, one law. Louis focused on the promotion of religious royalty, unity, dignity, and the security of the state. The achievement of the envisioned goal, Louis had exercise firmness in the course of his ruling. He had the obligation of setting up strict laws and guidelines for all people to see. The doctrine of absolutism, as propagated by Louis XIV focused on fostering four main aspects of the state. it…
Annotated Paragraphs The article under analysis, in this case, is called ‘America or Britain? It’s a tough decision for a mother to make,’ and it’s about an American foreigner who contemplates the most appropriate place to raise her children. Annotation refers to the process of highlighting significant points of thoughts and ideas expressed in an article. It also involves an analysis of the tone, arrangement of words in a particular text. Annotation is essential for it provides one with the ability to structure explanations and comments to a given context. The article that I am going to annotate is an individual’s reflection written in an informal format. The aim of this presentation, therefore, is to annotate paragraphs seven and eight of the particular article Generally, the woman in the article compares Britain and America concerning the best country to bring up her children. She mainly talks about the education systems in both countries. She breaks down and analyses the systems in detail. She mentions that Britain offers the best education at the secondary level while America provides the best education…