Hamlet/Media Outline

I. Thesis Statement: (Director)’s “To be or not to be” and (director)’s “Alas poor Yorick” best exemplify William Shakespeare’s original scenes.

A) (Director)’s view of “To be or not to be”

B) (Director)’s view of “Alas poor Yorick”

II. Shakespeare’s original “To be or not to be”

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

III. The filming techniques Branagh used for “To be or not to be” and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

IV. How Branagh’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

V. The filming techniques Zeffirelli used for “To be or not to be” and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

VI. How Zeffirelli’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

VII. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the first “To be or not to be” scene and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

VIII. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

IX. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the second “To be or not to be” scene and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

X. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XI. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the third “To be or not to be” scene and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

XII. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XIII. Which scene most exemplifies Shakespeare’s original “To be or not to be”

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XIV. Shakespeare’s original “Alas poor Yorick”

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XV. The filming techniques Branagh used for “Alas poor Yorick” and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

XVI. How Branagh’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XVII. The filming techniques Zeffirelli used for “Alas poor Yorick” and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

XVIII. How Zeffirelli’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XIX. The filming techniques Almereyda used for “Alas poor Yorick” and their meanings

A) Filming technique #1

B) How it effected the scene

C) Filming technique #2

D) How it effected the scene

E) Filming technique #3

F) How it effected the scene

XX. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XXI. Which scene most exemplifies Shakespeare’s original

A) Support

B) Support

C) Commentary

D) Commentary

E) Commentary

XXII. Thesis Statement: (Director)’s “To be or not to be” and (director)’s “Alas poor Yorick” best exemplify William Shakespeare’s original scenes.

A) (Director)’s view of “To be or not to be”

B) (Director)’s view of “Alas poor Yorick”