1. Write a 1.5-2 page film treatment for a modern day remake of Vertigo. You can make as many alterations to the original as you
like, but the basic story line and characters should be similar. Use your artistic license! Change the location, appearance of
characters, the way they speak, even the ending (if you wish). Make sure to include specific information on the way your film would
look, what type of music would be playing the way sets would be designed, etc. Will it be a big-budget summer blockbuster, or a
low-budget independent film with an artsy, offbeat vibe? Sell your movie idea! The treatment should be an exciting advertisement
for your movie that would make a production company want to make your movie. Make sure you explain why this movie is relevant
for today's audiences.
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Consider the campbell excerpt you read and dicks excerpt featured in the video. both science fiction examples discuss the use of futuristic technology. but how does the relationship between man and machinge differ in these two excerpts? cite examples from the excerpts to support your response.

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Throughout the memoir, the prisoners are made equal in the way they are treated, and again, eliezer sees their equality in another way. how does he describe the equality?