Hamlet /Media Outline

1. Hamlet/Media Outline

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

3. II. Shakespeare’s original “To be or not to be” • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

4. III. The filming techniques Branagh used for “To be or not to be” and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

5. IV. How Branagh’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

6. V. The filming techniques Zeffirelli used for “To be or not to be” and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

7. VI. How Zeffirelli’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

8. VII. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the first “To be or not to be” scene and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

9. VIII. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

10. IX. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the second “To be or not to be” scene and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

11. X. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

12. XI. The filming techniques Almereyda used for the third “To be or not to be” scene and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

13. XII. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

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

15. XIV. Shakespeare’s original “Alas poor Yorick” • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

16. XV. The filming techniques Branagh used for “Alas poor Yorick” and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

17. XVI. How Branagh’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

18. XVII. The filming techniques Zeffirelli used for “Alas poor Yorick” and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

19. XVIII. How Zeffirelli’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

20. XIX. The filming techniques Almereyda used for “Alas poor Yorick” and their meanings • Filming technique #1 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #2 • How it effected the scene • Filming technique #3 • How it effected the scene

21. XX. How Almereyda’s scene compares to Shakespeare’s • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

22. XXI. Which scene most exemplifies Shakespeare’s original • Support • Support • Commentary • Commentary • Commentary

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