Complete Pre-viewing section of Film Analysis Worksheet(Response 3) and read through questions prior to the film screening
Jodi's Presentation
Product Evaluation Product Project: Contest and Thesis Statements
The results are in.
Best Product Evaluation Project Winner....
Congrats to Taylor and Kyra
Why you voted for Taylor and Kyra:
strong appeal to pathos
good support for criteria/ethos
a lot of information
Your Thesis Statements/Ballots
What are we looking for in a strong thesis statement?
Criteria for Evaluation:
direct statement of value
clear, specific, and applicable criteria
solid sentence that is well-written, parallel, and mechanically sound
Provided Sample:
Molly Milton's product evaluation of La Croix Sparkling Water was the most convincing project because she appealed to pathos by creatively presting a need for the product, she enthusiastically described the benefits of purchasing and drinking La Croix by comparing it to other popular sparkling water brands, and she designed her handout in an easy-to follow and appealing fashion.
(notice it's one sentence, lists criteria in parallel format, and it is written in 3rd person)
Finally, the winning thesis statement...
Congrats to Shue!
Dadrion James product evaluation of Quizlet App is the most convincing product evaluation because she made her thesis clear and well organized, she appealed to ethos by telling us her own experience using Quizlet how it helped her in some of her college classes, and instead of telling us how to use Quizlet, she showed us by supporting it with pictures and explain how it worked.
Strengths:
-identifies 3 applicable criteria (based on the rubric/assignment requirements) and specifies something about each of those criteria
-solid ideas
-parallelism
Ideas for revision?
Parallelism Review
Parallelism means that similar ideas in a sentence are expressed in similar grammatical form. It means balancing words with words, phrases with phrases, and clauses with clauses. Use parallelism to make your sentences flow smoothly and your thoughts easy to follow.
Both of these articles are evaluating the same genre of film:
A documentary film is a nonfictionalmotion picture intended to document some aspect of reality, primarily for the purposes of instruction or maintaining a historical record.[1]
Subgenre:
What kind of documentary films do they evaluate?
Based on these two reviews, what types of criteria do we use to evaluate documentaries (or even more specifically, biographical documentaries about celebrities)?
In other words, what do reviewers look for in a good documentary?
What do reviewers look for in a good biographical documentary?
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