Stanley Kubrick presentation (+ Feedback and Evaluation)


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Key aspects that have been done well:

 - a good range of information on Kubrick's past to help build an argument (his OCD etc).
- shown a good understanding on his motives and common themes and aspects of his work, like taboo subjects and extreme camera angles.
- relevant video clips while also adding my own input to these.
- a sense of a built and thought out argument.
- a clear representation of both sides of the argument, by the use of a table.

Areas for development:

 - add more images and pictures.
- a greater amount of film analysis.
- more of a range in media, like radio interviews and audio clips.
- add auteur quotes and big names within the theory such as William Goldman.

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