Continue with next five speeches.
"An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"
- Finish reading the story.
- Find at least three examples in Part III where Bierce hinted to the audience that the events weren't really happening.
- Writing: Imagine that you're going to direct a film version of "Owl Creek Bridge." Write a memorandum to the film's producer specifying where you might use the following techniques:
- close-up shot
- moving-camera shot
- quick cut to new scene
- fast motion
- slow motion
- fuzzy image
- sound effects
- What will your film be titled?
- "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" has already been taken
- Don't spoil the ending.
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