Monthly Archives: April 2018

Quick Cutting

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Maggie Butters

Quick cutting is when a scene changes without pausing or stopping. It happens very fast and except when it comes to the black and white movies, you can hardly tell! It happens often in scenes of The Office. They switch … Continue reading →

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Commercial Where Music Plays and Important Role

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Maggie Butters

When I think of songs that are in commercials I think of something upbeat and heard a LOT. Oooooh, I’m a rebel just for kicks. Now I’m not a rebel just for “kicks”. I am a rebel for “shits” sometimes … Continue reading →

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Pentadic Criticism: “I Stand With Planned Parenthood”

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Karyn Keane

For this post, I will perform a pentadic criticism of the popular “I Stand with Planned Parenthood” logo found on numerous posters and social media outlets. The act of this logo is to persuade viewers to support Planned Parenthood and … Continue reading →

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SHAPE America Conference: Nashville, TN 2018

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Colin Werth

Hey my name is David Van. Traveling to Nashville, TN and having the chance to interact with such a wide variety of individuals was inspiring. Having the opportunity to experience the enthusiasm attendees and presenters had made me even more … Continue reading →

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Pentadic Criticism: Dear Evan Hansen

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Meghan Hogan

For Critical Essay number two, I plan on using the Broadway musical, Dear Evan Hansen. It’s one of my favorites, coming in at a close second to Hamilton. This musical is about teen suicide and the effect of social media … Continue reading →

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