Tuesday, February 4, 2020

Joker: Day 2

This morning, please take the first 5-10 minutes to complete the film idea worksheet. Turn this in as participation credit today. If you did not drop off your list of 100 films of all time packet, please do so (late). 

As you continue to watch the film Joker, please take notes on the film analysis sheet provided. We will complete the film next class and discuss it. Notes are due at the end of the screening. Remember: you do not receive credit for disrupting, being distracted with your Chromebooks, or sleeping during the film viewing. 

HOMEWORK: None.
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