Hamlet/Media Outline

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Hamlet/Media Outline
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• I. Thesis Statement (Director)s To be or not
  to be and (director)s Alas poor Yorick best
  exemplify William Shakespeares original scenes.
• (Director)s view of To be or not to be
• (Director)s view of Alas poor Yorick

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• II. Shakespeares original To be or not to be
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• III. The filming techniques Branagh used for To
  be or not to be and their meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• IV. How Branaghs scene compares to Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• V. The filming techniques Zeffirelli used for To
  be or not to be and their meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• VI. How Zeffirellis scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• VII. The filming techniques Almereyda used for
  the first To be or not to be scene and their
  meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• VIII. How Almereydas scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• IX. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the
  second To be or not to be scene and their
  meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• X. How Almereydas scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XI. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the
  third To be or not to be scene and their
  meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• XII. How Almereydas scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XIII. Which scene most exemplifies Shakespeares
  original To be or not to be
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XIV. Shakespeares original Alas poor Yorick
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XV. The filming techniques Branagh used for Alas
  poor Yorick and their meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• XVI. How Branaghs scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XVII. The filming techniques Zeffirelli used for
  Alas poor Yorick and their meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• XVIII. How Zeffirellis scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XIX. The filming techniques Almereyda used for
  Alas poor Yorick and their meanings
• Filming technique 1
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 2
• How it effected the scene
• Filming technique 3
• How it effected the scene

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• XX. How Almereydas scene compares to
  Shakespeares
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XXI. Which scene most exemplifies Shakespeares
  original
• Support
• Support
• Commentary
• Commentary
• Commentary

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• XXII. Thesis Statement (Director)s To be or
  not to be and (director)s Alas poor Yorick
  best exemplify William Shakespeares original
  scenes.
• (Director)s view of To be or not to be
• (Director)s view of Alas poor Yorick