Zootopia
Published on Feb 06, 2017
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Background information
- Zootopia is a 2016 American 3D computer-animated (1)_____ film (2)__________ by Walt Disney Animation Studios (3)________ by Byron Howard, Rich Moore and Jared Bush.
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Synopsis
- Zootopia is a city of the modern mammal (4)_____________. The city is a melting pot where animals from every environment live together – (5)_________ the biggest elephant to the smallest shrew. However, when (6)______________ Officer Judy Hopps arrives, she discovers that being the first bunny on a police force of big, tough animals is not (7)___________. Determined to prove herself, she jumps at the opportunity to crack a case, even if it means partnering with a fast-talking, scam-artist fox, Nick Wilde, to solve the mystery.
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Judy Hopps
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Nick Wilde
Nick Wilde
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Chief Bogo
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Bellwether
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Clawhauser
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Finnick
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Mayor Lionheart
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Duke Weaselton
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Opening
- Zootopia is a gleaming metropolis divided into several (1)___________ including Sahara Square, Tundratown, Little Rodentia and Rainforest District.
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Opening
- This film begins with a jungle which fades into a children's play about the (2)______ of Zootopia. One day, Judy Hopps, a rabbit from rural Bunnyburrow, fulfills her dream of joining the Zootopia (3)________ as the first rabbit officer. However, she is controlled by Nick Wilde and unlawfully arrests Duke Weaselton and is (4)_____ by Bogo.
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How to promote the movie?
Implementation plan?
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Implementation plan?
- What way of promotion?
- Why this way? Not other way?
- How
- Who
- When
- Where
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Implementation plan?
- What way of promotion?
- Why this way? Not other way?
- How to make it? What content?
- Who
- When
- Where
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Implementation plan?
- What way of promotion?
- Why this way? Not other way?
- How to make it? What content?
- Who are in charge?
- When
- Where
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Implementation plan?
- What way of promotion?
- Why this way? Not other way?
- How to make it? What content?
- Who are in charge?
- When to promote?
- Where to promote?
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Language use
- I suggest / recommend / advise / propose ...
- It is suggested / recommended / advised / proposed ...
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Keywords
"how to promote movies"
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Benefits of watching English movies
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Why watching English movies?
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Why watching English movies?
- Our students are not interested in English.
- Why?
- little exposure? not practical and relevant to their life? too exam-oriented?
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Why watching English movies?
- Our students are not interested in English.
- Why?
- little exposure? not practical and relevant to their life? too exam-oriented?
- Why movies?
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Why watching English movies?
- Our students are not interested in English.
- Why?
- little exposure? not practical and relevant to their life? too exam-oriented?
- Why movies?
- an authentic English learning environment
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Benefits (for English)
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Benefits (for English)
- Reading
- Writing
- Listening
- Speaking
- Vocabulary
- Colloquial expression
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Other benefits
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Other benefits
- arouse cultural awareness
- raise awareness of social issues
- share the joy with friends and family
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Other benefits
- arouse cultural awareness
- raise awareness of social issues
- share the joy with friends and family
- gain inspiration for better living
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Language use
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Language use
- Our students are not interested in English.
- Students who are handicapped with or even reluctant to English are far from rare.
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Language use
- Our students are not interested in English.
- Students who are handicapped with or even reluctant to English are far from rare.
- How do you know?
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Language use
- Our students are not interested in English.
- Students who are handicapped with or even reluctant to English are far from rare.
- How do you know?
- According to ..., xx% of the surveyed students in our school felt ... and yy% were ...
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Language use
- little exposure
- They have little exposure to English. For example, ...
- not practical in their life
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Language use
- little exposure
- They have little exposure to English. For example, ...
- not practical in their life
- They listen to authentic English once in a blue moon / scarcely.
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Language use
- little exposure
- They have little exposure to English. For example, ...
- not practical in their life
- They speak English once in a blue moon / scarcely.
- There are few opportunities for them to speak English
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Language use
- authentic English learning environment
- Watching movies can provide sby with sth.
- Watching movies can provide sth for sby.
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Language use
- If we watch English movies and keep listening to conversations in movies, we can improve our listening skills.
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Language use
- If we watch English movies and keep listening to conversations in movies, we can improve our listening skills.
- We can hardly polish/master/sharpen our listening skills unless we watch English movies...
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Keywords
"benefits of watching movies"
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favourite characters
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Favourite characters
- Why do you love him/her?
- Anything similarities with you?
- Anything special you can find from him/her?
- Give 1-2 examples in the movie to prove them
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Language use
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Personality
- brave vs. courageous
- positive vs. optimistic / ambitious
- angry vs. bad-tempered
- pretty vs. charismatic
- always cheat people vs. devious
- outgoing vs. extroverted
- self-centred vs. egotistical
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- Thesaurus + Dictionary
- Keywords: "adjectives to describe personality"
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Story plot
- Opening (/ Orientation,Setting & Main character)
- Buildup (Crisis coming out)
- Problem (Conflicts, Climax)
- Resolution (Discovery, change)
- Ending
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What makes a good story?
- Problem / Conflicts / Climax
- If the problem happens, what sufferings may happen (the main character / many people will be killed / the whole city will be destroyed / viruses infected)
- Transformation of protagonist -- wisdom grows and develops so that he/she can solve the problem
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What makes a good story?
- Protagonist -- may have flawed characteristics, but charming quality, so that he can solve the problems
- Transformation of protagonist -- wisdom grows and develops so that he/she can solve the problem
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What makes a good story?
- relevant daily life experience
- resonate with/echo our life -- e.g. flawed characteristics but succeeds finally
- room for interpretation
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