U‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍nit 2 Paper Using the assigned film, follow the outline for Unit 2 Paper. Write a 2 page paper that describes and analyzes the mise-en-scene and cinematography of the film Casablanca. For each of the questions, provide clear and specific examples from the film that you have chosen. Use the vocabulary from the book – refer back to your notes and the textbook for help. Remember your audience: Do not provide a summary of the film; we’ve already seen it. You may use the following questions to brainstorm and get started. Do not feel obligated to answer every one of these questions. Focus on the questions that you find most compelling or interesting. What are the elements of design in this film? Why do the particular elements of design look the way they do? What is the director trying to convey through the elements of design? What are the elements of composition in this film? Why is the film composed in this way? What is the director trying to convey through the composition? How do figures move (or fail to move) within and outside of the frame? Why? What does the general cinematography of the film look like? Is it black and white? Color? Does the film stock appear to draw attention to ‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍itself? In what ways and why? What is the color like? What is the lighting like? Does the filmmaker appear to use any special lenses? How are the shots framed? What kinds of shots are used? Why does the director choose these types of shots over other types? Does the camera move? What kinds of movements are used? Why might the director have chosen to move the camera or keep it still? Are the shots mostly long or short? Why might the director have chosen shots of these particular lengths? Notes Grammar, spelling and attention to detail count; for every four errors of this kind, the grade be lowered one point. This assignment must be typed and cite any sources using MLA formatting. All standards of academic integrity will be applied in grading. Plagiarism is copying work created by someone else and presenting it as your own. Other kinds of cheating include making up material you present as factual research and passing off work done for another class as original work done for this class (unless that reuse is approved by both instructors). Plagiarism on this (or any other assignment) may result in failure of the course. Ignorance or unfamiliarity with the rules of writing will not be accepted as exc‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍uses.