provide a complete personal critique of a course-approved film and its history of production. This should include a very brief summary of the major points of the work reviewed, two outside research sources(at least one primary source, and two secondary sources) and your own personal comment as conclusion.
Summary:
begin by providing a brief summary of the work you choose to cover. Please include all pertinent identifying information such as: a complete title, author or screen writer, producer date of public release, budget, award, etc.
Commentary:
1. consider the main points of the work, are they well covered?
2. for what audience was this produced? what are its audience demographics?
3. what did you learn? a life lesson? a strategy for success? a plea for change?
4. would you recommend this work to another? why? who?
Primary sources are those sources of information gained through direct interviews, autobiographies, personal letters and journals. This is the most commonly used form of research and the easiest to attain. we see examples of primary research sources everyday in the news media. They easiest method of obtaining primary research is through direct interview
Secondary Sources are those sources of information which have passed through at least one "other" source, such s newspapers, magazines, books, biographies, films and the Internet. Valid secondary sources will have an author, and possibly an editor and a publisher or distributor.
