3-5 Page Essay
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Step by Step Instructions
1. Pick a movie that you think has significant, historical, political, technical, artistic value.
2. Specify a form of analysis or theory you will be using in the film. [Full list of options is below.]
3. Come up with a thesis statement on why the movie is important enough to be studied.
4. Use this theory or analysis form to gather info to guide your research and compile an essay that supports your thesis.
5. The essay should be 3 - 5 pages in length.
• Your works cited page does not count in your page count.
• Also, you should have a title page that does not count in your page count. On that page, you will put your name, the name of this class, the course code, the date, and the title of your essay.
• On page 1 of your essay, you should immediately begin writing—no name, date, etc.
1. Pick a movie that you think has significant, historical, political, technical, artistic value.
2. Specify a form of analysis or theory you will be using in the film. [Full list of options is below.]
3. Come up with a thesis statement on why the movie is important enough to be studied.
4. Use this theory or analysis form to gather info to guide your research and compile an essay that supports your thesis.
5. The essay should be 3 - 5 pages in length.
• Your works cited page does not count in your page count.
• Also, you should have a title page that does not count in your page count. On that page, you will put your name, the name of this class, the course code, the date, and the title of your essay.
• On page 1 of your essay, you should immediately begin writing—no name, date, etc.