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I didn’t end up doing megamind but decided to do Bojack horseman which is a considerably darker show but I still stand with the relevance of megamind.

Anyone got their scaffold of how they wrote their project’s proposal? Or any tips on how to write it?

Doing Chem & Physics together would be difficult imo, having to do 2 depth studies takes a lot out of you. If you have no genuine interest in physics i don't recommend doing it, also there is a misconception that physics is very math based (the only true need for math is just the understanding...

Yeah they are extended responses. Structure I'd recommend is: Intro Point (theme, idea, concept, etc) Example 1 (Quote, Scene, etc) Technique (How) Analysis (What it does) Example 2(Quote, Scene, etc) Technique (How) Analysis (What it does) Example 3(Quote, Scene, etc) Technique (How) Analysis...

Yeah my teacher told that they don't like an overlap of same text type, but animation is unique in it's execution of film techniques, as long as there isn't an overlap in technique analysis (that isn't greatly contrasted with how its used) should be safe

you got me there with the lack of being human, but surely his interactions with everyone as he lives in human society validates his experiences

The statement for the 5minute Multimodal presentation (TEDtalk) assessment task is "Texts express and reflect particular lives and cultures to explore evocative human experiences", and im to do the film "Billy Elliot" and a related text of my own choosing that relates to struggle with adversity...

SO can i write about megamind as my related text for the english standard common module? its deadass a good movie with a whole character arc which includes his struggles with adversity and his search of identity. If anyone supports my actions please lend help as to how to follow through with it