Prepare: 
Complete the following prior to beginning work on this assignment:
Read Chapters 4 and 7 in your course textbook.
Read your instructor’s feedback on your Weeks 2 and 3 assignments. Make any corrections that have been identified.
Follow the steps outlined below to complete this week’s assignment:

Download the Final Film Critique Outline Template Download Template, which has been provided for you in a Word document.
Save the file to your computer (desktop or a folder).
Replace the instructional text on the outline with the outline text for your own paper.

Save the completed file.

Click on the “Start Assignment” button in the upper right hand corner to submit. When you have finished uploading your document, click on the subsequent “Submit Assignment” so your instructor may receive your document for grading.

This assignment is your opportunity to get a head start on your Week 5 final film critique by creating a structured outline. For additional support, review the OutliningLinks to an external site. resource from the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center.

Reflect: 
Think back to the film you chose in your Weeks 2 and 3 written assignments.
Review the Week 5 final film critique: Film and Social Resonance Analysis assignment prompt.
Review the ENG225 Research GuideLinks to an external site. in the University of Arizona Global Campus Library, which will be particularly helpful in locating required sources.
Consider what your chosen film has to say about society and how it uses specific elements of filmmaking to convey that message.
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Final Film Critique Outline Template
Use this outline template to organize your ideas in preparation for your Final Film Critique in Week 5.
You can cut and paste any information that you develop in this outline into your Week 5 Final Film
Critique.Be sure to include title page and references page at the beginning and end of your paper (note:
these do not count toward the total word count).
Note: When using this outline template, be sure to replace the instructions in each section with your
own original writing and information. Also be sure to update the section headings with your own section
titles. Delete these instructional texts, only leaving your own writing, information, and titles.
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Film and Social Resonance Analysis (Create your own title here)
Student Name
University of Arizona Global Campus
ENG225: Introduction to Film
Instructor’s Name
Due Date
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Thesis:
Begin by drafting your thesis. If you’re having trouble with developing your thesis, try using the Writing
Center’s thesis generatortool.Remember that your thesis should name the film (title in italics), address
the major techniques it uses to tell its story, and state how it ultimately comments on or impacts society.
Your thesis should serve as the organizing principle of your paper. When you write your final paper,
you’ll want to include your thesis toward the end of your introductory paragraph.
Introduction: Restate Your Paper’s Title Here
Identify your selected film, including the writer, director, year of release, and genre. Briefly summarize
the film in which you apply your knowledge of the difference between the film’s story and its plot. View
the Introductions and Conclusionsresource for help.Remember to insert your thesis statement toward
the end of your introduction.(Approximately 250 words)
Body Paragraph 1:Applying the Formalist/Genre/Auteur Theory
Describe one of the broad theories you have learned about in class (auteur theory, genre theory, formalist
theory) and analyze your selected film through that lens. Discuss how the film works in the context of the
theory and draw some connections to other films and directors. View the Integrating Research tutorial for
help with integrating research into your writing.(Approximately 250words)
Body Paragraph 2:Name of Technique & Design Element
Evaluate the use of one specific technique and design element employed in the film as it contributes to the
overarching narrative and theme of the film. This can include elements of mise en scène (e.g., lighting,
sound, composition of frame, costuming, etc.) and editing (e.g., cuts and transitions, shots used, angles,
etc.)(Approximately 250 words)
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Body Paragraph 3: Name of Technique & Design Element
Evaluate the use of one specific technique and design element employed in the film as it contributes to the
overarching narrative and theme of the film. This can include elements of mise en scène (e.g., lighting,
sound, composition of frame, costuming, etc.) and editing (e.g., cuts and transitions, shots used, angles,
etc.)(Approximately 250words)
Body Paragraph 4: Name of Technique & Design Element
Evaluate the use of one specific technique and design element employed in the film as it contributes to the
overarching narrative and theme of the film. This can include elements of mise en scène (e.g., lighting,
sound, composition of frame, costuming, etc.) and editing (e.g., cuts and transitions, shots used, angles,
etc.)(Approximately 250words)
Body Paragraph 5: Film Title and Social Issue
Describe the connection between this film and society (i.e., politically or culturally, positive or negative)
and draw conclusions about its impact. This is where you’ll focus on how the film offers commentary on
a particular social issue, why it is important to address that issue, and whether the film is successful in
making a larger impact on society.(Approximately 250words)
Conclusion:
Briefly summarize the ideas expressed in the essay and the impact of your chosen film. This is the portion
of the essay where you get to draw connections between all the elements of your chosen film and how
they are used to express commentary on social issues. (Approximately 200 words)
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References
On a separate page, list your three scholarly sources here in addition to your course textbook.
View the templates below and the Writing Center’s APA Reference Guide for further help with
formatting these sources:
Template for a Film:
Producer’s Last Name, Initials. (Producer), & Director’s Last Name, Initials. (Director). (Year).
Title of film [Motion picture]. Country: Studio or distributor.
Template for Scholarly Journal Article:
Author’s Last Name, Initials. (Year Published). Article title. Journal Name, Volume # (Issue #),
page range. https://doi.org/xx.xxxxxxxxxx
Template for Course eTextbook:
Author’s Last Name, Initials. (Year Published). Title of book: Subtitle of book. (edition, if other
than the first). [Type or version of eBook]. doi: or http://
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