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      An issue that I would like to depict within my project is that of the black man stereotype commonly portrayed in media as felons, criminals, and thieves. This misconception highly influences our culture and is representative of the racial injustices occurring in the modern world. I would like to challenge this ideology by bringing forward the real human emotion of black men in America and the fear elicited by police brutality. Often times the real danger lies in the hands of those we claim to believe are the heroes of the story, the men in blue whose job is to 'save us.' Media portrayal is a key factor in creating the social dynamics within our own society. If black men are consistently portrayed as criminals, the amount of racial tensions grows. If police are consistently depicted as saviors, the misconceptions of police brutality grows.  Often times media sugar coats the issues of race in America, as children we are forced to believe that everyone is treated equally in
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1. Thriller 2. The thriller genre is broad and often consists of multiple overlapping genres. Common characteristics of the thriller genre are defined by moods that the film may elicit. Often times these moods created by thriller films are heightened feelings of excitement, surprise, anticipation, and suspense. The plot of thriller films keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, as the plot in this genre gradually builds up to reach the climax/pinnacle of the film. The content of thrillers often depicts a villain-driven plot in which the main characters must overcome and face. Within this 'edge of your seat' feeling viewers experience a variety of plot twists and turns within the films which adds to the suspense thrillers are known for. 3. Common production techniques within the thriller genre are tracking and panning shots. These establish movement and can often add to the feeling of chaos and rapidity in terms of point of view of the characters. This is particularly effecti