Technology Addictions

Are students addicted to there cell phones? If so is that a problem? I think that it depends on what age they are when they get it. For instance if your young when you get your phone there will be more to learn but if you're older then you won't have as much to learn because you have been taught most of it already. Something else that can make people addicted to there phone is the apps you have on it or if you don't have any wifi because if you don't then there won't be as much stuff you can do on it compared to if you do have wifi.

Tech And Change

Alot of stuff has happened to technology since the past  here are some example

Ps devices from the past to Ps devices in the present 

Ps1 Psp

PsvitaPs2

Ps3 Ps4

Title The Power of one


Author or Director John G. Avildson


Keywords from the question important techniques, created impact, link back to the essay question, (use keywords), this technique created impact.

Outline of ideas (list your 3 to 4 techniques tracking, panorama, medium shot and establishing shot.

The director used a medium shot at 1.29.21 to show the big line of people waiting for the bathroom I counted and there are about 70 to 78 people waiting and the South Africans had one toilet per every 200 people.

They used a medium shot to show all the people waiting at the toilet and PK running past the people mining next to the path.

The show the South Africans lived a bad life through apartheid.

This camera shot helped me by showing me how poorly treated the South Africans were treated compared to how the english were treated.

This medium shot helps the audience understand that the South Africans lives were bad compared to the English peoples. This is because Maria's house was big and probably had more than one toilet because the South African servants wouldn’t have been able to use the same toilets as the English people.

The director used a tracking shot to make the camera focus on the main characters to show what the characters can see and to see how P.K reacted to how poorly the South Africans were being treated