Four Trust Archetypes

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Goal of this exercise is to find out when we are breaking trust and what we can do to prevent it. Reason why we show this type of behavior is for release: We project this on someone.

The document describes the opening credits sequence of the film "Resident Evil: Afterlife". Over the first two minutes, many credits are shown across the screen in different styles. The casting credits are ordered based on the characters' appearances in previous movies and the actors' popularity. The opening credits sequence uses various camera shots and angles, starting with a bird's eye view of people in Japan and then focusing on a woman's red high heels while the credits blend in and out. The shots and angles set the tone for the science fiction/horror film with suspense.

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The script for this audio-visual sequence directs the production crew on how to deliver the narrative through sound effects, music, actors, scenery, camera angles, and lighting. It follows the narrative theory created by Tzvetan Todorov, with five stages: the existing equilibrium of a merchant vessel on a voyage; the disruption when they detect a distress call and investigate an alien planet; recognizing the threat when an alien bursts from a crew member; attempting repairs by hunting the alien; and achieving a new equilibrium with Ripley as the sole survivor. The script builds suspense by withholding information about locations and dangers to imagine the unfolding scenes. It displays the horror genre through a violent scene where a crew member is

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This document discusses concepts for an Internet of Mobile Things project focused on anger release and stress relief. It proposes both physical objects like a screaming vase that measures scream volume as well as virtual objects allowing users to vent anger by punching or destroying representations of things or people making them angry. Two existing examples are referenced: Sarah's Smash Shack which is a room to destroy items, and a Passive Aggressive Anger Release Machine from Sweden.

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This document discusses concepts for an Internet of Mobile Things project focused on anger release and stress relief. It proposes both physical objects like a screaming vase that measures scream volume as well as virtual objects allowing users to vent anger by punching or destroying representations of things or people making them angry. Two existing examples are referenced: Sarah's Smash Shack which is a room to destroy items, and a Passive Aggressive Anger Release Machine from Sweden.

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The document discusses the history and techniques of film editing. It provides background on early pioneers of editing like Edison and Williamson. It also covers various editing techniques like transitions between shots, shot reverse shot, parallel/cross cutting, and graphic matches. Examples are given of each to illustrate how they can be used to convey tone, suggest passage of time, or link objects metaphorically. Soviet montage theory is also mentioned as an influential early approach to understanding how editing can impact cinema.

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