I am not against Marxism, I believe that capitalist exploitation dominates the world and I am against it, but the ontological question “what and who is human?” when answer by the Marxist is always the white, worker, male. Secondly, I want to turn my focus on Marx, to argue that Marxism and Marxist do not and cannot provide us a solution to black suffering. His ideas are well-known already and I don’t want to site them there or spend a lot of paper space discussing them, what is more important is who and what he represent. Moreover, we should be aware that not only were Foucault’s deficient of political ideas or a vision of what the world ought to be, but in neglecting question of the human he indirectly made a very ontological statement “only white lives matter”. Now, study the entire film and find any recurring theme or recurrences.First this paper will discuss Michel Foucault foundation of his ideas, and why more than a critical intervention from scholars of color is needed. Then, analyze what was happening in the story, specifically with the character, when the camera shot starts and ends. You can start by identifying the camera angle and view shot on a particular scene. Having said that, if you want to take a portrait or selfie, for most people, the most flattering angle is to take the picture about 3″ higher than eye height.Ī great way to improve your shots is by studying how the great masters have used the different angle shots. Shot design helps you to make a shot list and a storyboard.Īs you can see in this article, each camera angle has a different effect on the viewer – so it’s difficult to say which is best.

It decides what types of shots you’ll need to tell the story better.

Shot designing is the planning of where the camera will be in relation to the subject and the lights in the different scenes of the film.

Scenes of subjugation