Film Thesis Proposals Samples For Students

This dissertation will examine the hypothesis that, with few exceptions, the representation of Gender and Race in Disney princess films from 1937 to 2012 is primarily white and heteronormative, depicting worlds in which the ideal woman is pretty, white and demure, showing just enough agency and feistiness to make herself stand out when choosing romantic partners.
Drawing on the writing of Judith Butler, gender is not predetermined by sex, but instead is dictated by the gendered acts of people themselves. No universal gender exists, according to Butler; there is always a way to reinterpret and reassign behaviors to the ...

For many years, animation has been one of the most effective and interesting media formats. More recently, the growth of the Internet around the world has made animated media available to everyone. Animation provides artists and filmmakers with a very creative tool. This tool can provide a range of different content to children, young people, and adults. Moreover, animation can send a variety of messages in very creative and unusual ways. This technique has been used in many fields, such as multimedia, TV ads, web design, teaching programs and some other media products. Statistics demonstrate that Japan and America ...

Schizophrenia in films: A Beautiful Mind

Schizophrenia is a disease in which the patients get subjected to hallucinations of hypothetical characters and start feeling them to be part of that hypothetical world. There are films which have portrayed their characters suffering from this disease and explained the consequent underpinnings to the family peace and development of such patients. A Beautiful Mind (2001) is an Oscar winning film that has depicted the real life story of noble laureate, Sir John Nash. Although, the film has its own share of dramatic and cinematic inclusions to demystify the actual sufferings and issues regarding Schizophrenia, still the prolific screenplay ...

Thesis: The treatment of women in Good Bye, Lenin! And No Place to Go shows its female protagonists finding different and unique ways to retreat into their fantasy of an East Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Both Christiana and Hanna Flanders, respectively, struggle with the newfound rise of capitalism and its effects on the GDR they once knew. In this respect, themes of simulation and nostalgia underlie the sociopolitical dimension of these films, as the characters construct more comfortable realities around themselves to address their own anxieties about the future of the GDR and their ...

Abstract

The emerging economies are usually faced with more uncertainties than developed economies. This provides a harsh environment for operations, which creates a situation where the decisions of the organization are well analyzed before being enforced. This calls for inclusion of an independent body in the decision making body of an organization. This paper will expound on the role of independent directors in an organization in regard to emerging economies.
1. Introduction
1.1. Background
Corporate governance refers to the balance that exists in the management of resources of an organization in the most efficient means in order to achieve ...

Statement of problem

The Vietnam War was a disaster, and went on record as being the only war that the United States ever lost in the twentieth century. The immediate effect of the war on individuals, families, institutions and the American society was deep, and changed the perspective of Americans on the government radically. There was considerable opposition to the war in the United States, and the antiwar sentiment spread from being directed towards the government and the military to a drastic change in the culture of the American society. I will seek to investigate how this war impacted on the American culture at ...