Paper Writing Services We will screen all these documentaries on March 4th as a “portrait” of the communities where we are. 3. Brainstorm and write

We see documentary footage daily, whether it is on the news or in a full- length documentary film. It is important to be able to be critical of these works, so we can be informed citizens and artists. Ts project will also give us a chance to practice basic editing skills before moving on to our more art-centric works. 1.    Plan, film, and edit a short video documentary / or portrait of a subject (person, place, tng) that you have safe access to on your block or neighborhood, in your home, on television, or sometng that is on your mind. Include a consideration of your understanding of one or more of the keywords from your American Studies readings and learning in the first few weeks: “Empire,” “Colonial”“Indian,” “Indigenous”“Capitalism,” “Slavery”“Ethnicity,” “Race,” “Racialization” 2.   We will screen all these documentaries on March 4th as a “portrait” of the communities where we are. 3.   Brainstorm and write a treatment plan. 4.   Develop a storyboard of thumbnail sketches to determine each shot of your documentary. It must be at least two minutes long – no longer than 3 minutes. Make sure to consider context. 5.   Film  the footage. Follow all the guidelines we cover in class. Project may include photographs if necessary, but primarily should feature video footage.