Visual Literacy
Definition: the ability to interpret and understand visual info/images. To observe, interpret, contextualize, evaluate, and reflect to better understand most visual literacy.
Examples: pictures, documentaries, posters, ads, painting, etc.
Documentary
What surprised you? Why do you think it caught you off guard?
What feelings stayed with you after the film? Did they “pop up” in your life in unexpected ways? When? How? What was that like?
I felt captivated and admirable for hard work through the challenges and passion of singing. I also felt appreciated for their hard work in the music industry. It reminds me of when it "pop up" in my life in an unexpected way-- intro to teaching one and two, during high school of my senior year. I was a student teacher when I went to the elementary schools (Highlands and Steeple Run). The teachers had a ton of "behind the scenes" for the next day to teach-- similarity to this documentary (when the backup singers would do background singing to make the entire song sound like a masterpiece. Without background singers back then, music would have missed the background soundtracks we hear today). Teachers prep a ton for the next day, teach it the day of, and night they prep again for the next day, and that cycle repeats. They work tirelessly everyday to educate and make students learn and grow. That's why I considered being an elementary teacher back in Sophomore-Junior year.
Ethos/pathos and/or logos:
Ethos: the backup singers (Darlene Love, Lisa Fischer, Merry Clayton, Claudia Lennear, and Judith Hill)
Pathos: joy, struggles, sacrifices, success, sadness
Logos: interviews from the backup singers themselves or people they worked with, their performance, and film clips

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