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I'm in 9th grade, top class. Teacher is a...hmmm..... - She expects much of us XD And thanks for posting that, Aerath. :)

Baz Lurhmann has used techniques of film in order to adapt Romeo and Juliet so that it engages and is understandable to a modern audience, while still carrying on Shakespeare's ideas. It's a start... Could that be my thesis? What's wrong with it? Should it be more specific? Etc etc. Just...

Thanks, both of you. It help, but i shall have to really think hard about this. Any further help and explanations would be appreciated.

And to develop my own thesis, i must answer "how". What can help me find a central argument. :\ Lurhmann makes things like the clothing, setting and props modern, and that may be what makes it engaging for a modern audience, but what IS that. I can't put it into a word.

Essay Question : How has Baz Lurhmann used the medium of film to adapt Romeo and Juliet to engage a modern audience in Shakespeare's ideas? Can some one help me understand and break it down. I can't seem to start it. It seems too hard. :confused: :angry:

i am having trouble classifying what type of poem this is. May anyone give a helping hand? http://smiley00.tripod.com/poem320.html

Does anyone know where i could get music for my movie i am making? e.g. action music suitable for a fight scene etc

Thanks. WOOT finshied it.

for an assingment, i am supposed to make a resume / CV. i am apllying for a job as an ecologist. does anyone know any websites or any information of the qualifations and experience that i need?

Thankyou that helped heaps on my assignment. Does anyone else have any other information?

If anyone has any sites,references or information describing the access to fresh water in Japan, please post it here. Thank you.

This is for a geography assignment i was given. Does anybody know what types of homes/shelter that they live in & is the shelter that they have provides and fills the needs of the people? (i'd guess that an example would probably be protection from weather) I've only got very little...