Question

4.
Read the following passage and make notes on any ONE of
the following using headings and subheadings :
I trust that I am offending everybody very deeply. An artist
has the privileges of the court fool, you know. I paint because
I see with a seeing eye, an eye that familiarity never glazes.
Advertising strikes me as it would a man from Mars and as
it undoubtedly appears to the angels: an occupation the aim
of which is subtle prevarication for gain, and the effect of
which is the blighting of everything fair and pleasant in our
time with the garish fungus of greed. If I have made all of
you, or just one of you, repent of this career and determine
to see decent work, I will not have breathed in vain today.
OR
No film maker, working in the advanced stage of the cinema's
development, can deny that he has learned from past masters,
or even present ones. But what one really absorbs from
other film makers are the externals of technique. The lighting
of a particular closed-up that sticks in the mind, the placing
of the camera for a particular grouping, cutting back and
forth from face to face in scene of dialogue-all these one
may notice and store up at the back of one's mind just as
a writer would note a striking turn of phrase in another
writer. But what one notes and admires particularly in
a director is his attitude-the reflection of the man
himself and his sympathies that puts a distinctive stamp on
his work-on his chosen theme as well as on the manner of
its unfolding
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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