ENG 102 /M.Hess: Recent Episodes

Mary Hess

This is the introduction to the podcasts that I will be making to help give you information to allow us to continue our work together. This is for the SUNY Oswego English 102 class for Mary Hess.

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Wrapping up with a thank you

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Here’s the coaching session I promised. Even if you think there’s nothing else you need, please give it your attention.

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This last film podcast Introduces you to a landmark in cinema, Rashomon.

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Considers the career of pathbreaking director Ava DuVernay and Selma (2014)

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Music: Also Sprach Zarathustra, Richard Strauss

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This is background information on both films.

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This is an overview of the two films and the background they share.

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These segments will give you background information on the films and filmmakers for this assignment.

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I go over some of the particulars in the last short writing assignment. It has been posted for you on Blackboard - you should have seen it by now. There will be podcasts that will give you more information about all of these films. In the meantime, you have the opportunity to view the trailers as was included in the assignment.

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Approaching the finish line, and how to get there.

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A photo to consider.

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A current photo making news.

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About the New York tabloid reporter whose work is now studied as fine art photography.

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Some discussion of Lange and her famous photograph. Also some directions for the assignment.

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Further comments on the current photography assignment.

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A short introduction to the 1953 session, “Marilyn Monroe at Home, 1953” by Alfred Eisenstaedt

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Discussing this portrait of Britain’s war time Prime Minister.

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Some thoughts about how to view this photo.

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An introduction to your photography assignment, particularly focusing on several of Eisenstaedt’s photographs, beginning with “VJ Day in Times Square.”