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Film Techniques Used to Convey Shifts in Authority in Hidden Figures by Theodore Melfi

In this analytical essay, a student discusses how film techniques are used to convey shifts in authority in Hidden Figures directed by Theodore Melfi. The student talks about the use of lighting, camera angles, and costuming.
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Angela's feedback:

"Your analysis of how film techniques are used in the movie Hidden Figures to portray shifts in authority makes sense. It stands out that you refer to the three main characters by first name only while often calling other characters by full name. Following a consistent practice such as introducing a character by full name and then referring to the character by first name only would strengthen the quality of your work. Sentence fragments such as the ones that start “Even though Katherine” and “For instance, when” should be recast for clarity and to improve the flow of your writing. You often use “imply” when a word such as “conclude” would be more appropriate, and semicolons have been used incorrectly throughout the essay. Examples of typos include “were” instead of “where” and “begging” instead of “beginning.”"

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