The most significant benefit of film analysis is that once a person has been shown the intricate depths of

just a handful of their favorite movies, they develop and enhance their understanding of other movies
without being handled through the process. That kind of enhance and perception can't cross over
everyday experiences as well. There are a couple of different ways that this has changed the way I view
films. I appreciate the scroll role of art. I understand people better because I now know what I am
looking at and for. I am more attuned to the impact of historical and political events. And I watch films
and plays in a different way studying how the film has pros and cons and allows me to see the bigger
picture. I think the most important thing we can establish as criticizing from editors or art itself is that it
is a waste of time to try to read the mind of filmmakers. It is entirely possible that if I make a concrete
work that is unintentionally or subconsciously meaningful, that doesn't take away the fact that it is
significant. Responsibility creates a noteworthy is on the viewer. As humans, we make meaning with
everything that we see and experience, and film can be one of the wealthiest and the most layers of
opportunity to exercise those meetings meaning muscles. The biggest takeaway from this shift and
thinking about and transportations are that it is the responsibility to create meaning for the movie and
not the filmmakers. Each viewer's interpretation is personal to them. Building on materials evidence
presented within the film and accessible facts and contacts around the film can allow other people to
jump on the bandwagon with you, and it's just in riches the whole experience. This is the value of Critics
them theme through clear or even unclear communication of all things that go into building a personal
meaning of a film. The two skills that I develop during this course would be analytical analysis and seeing
something that isn't there in the beauty and understanding and comprehension.