Film Elements Graphic Organizer



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  1. Denise HendersonOctober 28, 2018 at 8:27 PM

    Francisco,
    While this graphic organizer looks nice and covers many of the elements of film we have learned about, it is a little coincidental that it covers exactly the same elements in the same order as Cori's graphic organizer. This would be understandable if all the elements were present, written in the same order and defined the same in the text that were provided. I think you have overlooked that the purpose of this assignment is for you to spend time putting the elements together that stood out as most prominent to you. Then you should organize them on a page in a manner that makes them easy for you to remember. I do not want them just copied with a few word changes from someone else's blog. Please redo this assignment based on your own research into the material we have covered.

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