1. Test! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQIO5D3r3yw

2. What happened in that shot. What are the director’s intentions
What happened in that shot? What are the director’s intentions? What is the possible effect on the audience?
To know the themes in Hamlet.
To understand how the themes are developed through literary terms and media techniques (camera shots/angles, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques).
To be able to start planning and writing your film analysis essay focusing on the director’s intentions and the possible effects on the audience.
Camera Shot/Angle; Mise-en-scène;
Editing Techniques; Director; Audience

3. What are the themes of Hamlet?
To know the themes in Hamlet. To understand how the themes are developed through literary terms and media techniques (camera shots/angles, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques).
What are the themes of Hamlet?
Explain how those themes are developed?
Incorporate literary terms and media techniques.
Camera Shot/Angle; Mise-en-scène;
Editing Techniques; Director; Audience

4. Now, I do not have any writing frames.
To understand how the themes are developed through literary terms and media techniques (camera shots/angles, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques).
To be able to start planning and writing your film analysis essay focusing on the director’s intentions and the possible effects on the audience.
Now, I do not have any writing frames.
I can help you with the writing of it.
You’re not leaving. You’re here to work. I don’t care if you have your godson’s cousin’s baby’s Christening, you have to stay in the class.
Camera Shot/Angle; Mise-en-scène;
Editing Techniques; Director; Audience

5. Can you see the similarities and differences between Hamlet and 1984?
To know the major ideas and themes of Hamlet.
To understand how those themes in Hamlet are developed through media techniques (camera shots/angles, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques).
To be able to start writing your film analysis essay of Kenneth Branagh’s Hamlet focusing on how a theme is developed through media techniques (camera shots/angles, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques).
Camera Shot/Angle; Mise-en-scène; Thematic Analysis
Editing Techniques; Director; Audience; Existentialism

6. To know the major ideas and themes of Hamlet.
Today’s class will be a work period. You must work!
Do we have a theme for your essays?
Is there any confusion regarding this assignment?
You will write down major ideas from this video.
Now, let’s review existentialism.
Camera Shot/Angle; Mise-en-scène; Thematic Analysis
Editing Techniques; Director; Audience; Existentialism

7. You are to work on your essays right now.
To be able to start writing your film analysis essay of Kenneth Branagh’s Hamlet focusing on how a theme is developed through media techniques (camera shots/angles, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques).
You are to work on your essays right now.
You should be developing your introductions, and show me your first body paragraph.
Camera Shot/Angle; Mise-en-scène; Thematic Analysis
Editing Techniques; Director; Audience; Existentialism