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Film Techniques Used in Moonrise Kingdom by Wes Anderson

In this analytical essay, a student discusses different film techniques used in Moonrise Kingdom directed by Wes Anderson. The student explains how Anderson uses the mise-en-scene to develop characters such as Sam and Suzy.
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Angela's feedback:

"You provide a lot of well-reasoned analysis, so it’s clear that you have a good understanding of how Anderson manipulated film techniques to convey messages about the film’s characters and themes. However, your thesis needs to be revised for clarity. For example, it’s not obvious what “it” refers to in the sentence. Furthermore, your body paragraphs are very long and don’t revolve tightly around a well-defined supporting point. This makes it hard to track your different points of analysis and understand how they contribute to the overarching thesis for the paper. Sentence fragments such as the first statement in the essay should be recast to improve the quality of your writing, and words such as “low key” should be formatted in a consistent manner throughout the work. The title of a book should be italicized, and the word “the” should not be capitalized when it appears in the middle of a sentence. Misspelled terms include “Kakhi” instead of “Khaki” and “Captin” instead of “Captain.”"

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