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https://lnkd.in/gWBqUGVw In Season of FX 'The Bear,' the past shapes the characters' present in a slow, dramatic, artsy style with disturbing cliffhangers. Here's my review:

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ICYM the written article, here’s a quick vid on how radio shows should keep their perspective from the listener’s POV.

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Explore the inspiring story of artist Mark Rouse PMP, who overcame blindness to create vibrant, colorful art. Discover his journey, techniques, and passion in this exclusive interview.

🎬 A HAPPY ENDING ▶️ In Reading the Silver Screen by Thomas C. Foster, he suggests that the most effective Hollywood movies are those that distort the viewers sense of what actually happened during the course of the movie. ✅ He relates that, at times, such as in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, when Gandalf seemingly falls into an endless abyss, the ending of that sequence ultimately comes to be shown as his happy “resurrection,” when he is discovered to be alive. 🎥 This moment, which is a “Happy Ending” moment, relies upon the prowess of deception and artful ploy. To be effectively done, it must entice the viewer towards one interpretation, while providing another down the line. 🌟 What other “Happy Ending” moments can you think of that use this technique of deferred understanding, and is there another way to make an effective “Happy Ending” moment? Leave a comment below! 👇

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