SCREEN a film released BEFORE 1950 or a documentary ABOUT film history between 1895-1950. For short or feature film selections, see the Filmography at the end of Cook’s A History of Narrative Film, which lists significant films for each section of each chapter. Some selections may be available for free access on YouTube or through the De Anza College Library's streaming services, including Kanopy and Films on Demand. If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, Netflix, or another streaming platform, you may find an appropriate film there.ORDiscover a F/TV 2A-appropriate documentary, such as one of the following:San Francisco in the Movies: The Silent Era (Ken Swartz, 48 minutes, KRON 4):https://www.kronon.tv/videos/san-francisco-in-the-movies-the-silent-era-4159208 (Links to an external site.) Birth of a Movement: The Battle Against America’s First Blockbuster, The Birth of a Nation (Bestor Cram/Susan Gray, 55 minutes, Amazon Prime):https://www.amazon.com/Birth-Movement-Danny-Glover/dp/B06XH67D8J (Links to an external site.)Hitler’s Hollywood: German Cinema in the Age of Propaganda (Rüdiger Suchsland, 105 minutes, Kanopy):https://deanza.kanopy.com/video/hitlers-hollywood (Links to an external site.)Henri Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinémathéque (Jacques Richard, 130 minutes, Kanopy):https://deanza.kanopy.com/video/henri-langlois-phantom-cinematheque (Links to an external site.) The Silent Era (Part of the Series: Reel Herstory, Ally Acker, 52 minutes, Kanopy):https://deanza.kanopy.com/video/reel-herstory-real-story-reel-women-jodie-foster-silent-era (Links to an external site.)William Randolph Hearst: American Emperor (Ken Swartz, 48 minutes, KRON 4):https://www.kronon.tv/videos/william-randolph-hearst-american-emperor-4141086 (Links to an external site.)ORGo to the Drive-in!SFFILM at the Drive-In: Two Nights at FORT MASON FLIX, October 3-4, 2020:Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, San Francisco$40 per carhttps://mailchi.mp/sffilm/sffilm-at-the-drive-in-two-nights-at-fort-mason-flix-oct-3-4?e=58d3d56c16 West Wind Capitol Drive-In3630 Hillcap Avenue, San Jose$1-8 per personhttps://www.sanjose.org/listings/west-wind-capitol-driveWRITE several paragraphs about the film within the context of cinema history or about key points that you learned from the documentary.

Use Singers principles in Doing the Most Good You Can Do and contrast it to Timmerman'sprinciples of Where am I Wearing. These authors are both Utilitarians but come at the problem of global poverty and labor from two entirely different set of principles.Name and analyze both sets of principles and consider if they are compatible or contradictory.Then, consider how could you maximize happiness within your field of work using the principles from both texts.Use your moral imagination and consider the possibilities. This essay should be between 2 pages double spaced, 12 pt Times New Roman font, with 1 inch margins.

1. Identify the steps involved in the hiring selection process as outlined in the case. Discuss the importance of each step and what athletic directors should consider during each step as they embark upon the hiring process.2. How should the input of each stakeholder group (e.g., players, donors, university administrators) and its considerations be weighed when making a decision? Which stakeholders hold the most weight and how should that weighting be factored into the hiring process?3. Some decision makers may say they “trust their gut or intuition” when making a decision. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this approach in hiring a new coach? What important factors (e.g., financial, organizational) should an athletic director consider when making a coaching selection? How should the athletic director weigh each factor?4. What are the strengths and weakness and advantages and disadvantages of each of the six coaching candidates? Rank the six coaches, and provide a rationale for the ranking based on a ranking system and the ethical decisionmaking process (Kellison, 2013).