Date of Defense
4-26-2007
Department
Theatre
First Advisor
Dr. Nicolas Witschi
Second Advisor
Dr. Casey McKittrck
Abstract
A man named Jared is playing with his dog. It is mid-May in a rural area of the Northern Plains of the United States. Jared has a Frisbee that he tosses ahead of him as he follows behind his companion. They are in a hilly, tree-filled park with warm sun beams penetrating the dust that follows the dog in a trail as he runs. The dog grabs the Frisbee off the ground after it falls and gallops back to his owner. Jared bends down to take the toy and feels the wetness of the dog's mouth on it, as he smiles and wrestles it from the canine's jaws. He wipes the drool on the side of his jeans and continues to walk, the dog circling him in anticipation of the next Frisbee hurl. They continue on like this, until they tire and return home.
Recommended Citation
Williams, Scott, "In Defense of Film Art: The Effects of Digital Media on Narrative, Live-Action Film" (2007). Honors Theses. 1348.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/1348
Access Setting
Honors Thesis-Campus Only