Rex Provost

Rex Provost holds an MA in Cinema Studies from NYU Tisch and a BA in Literary Arts from Brown University, and teaches film theory, U.S. cinema history, and video production as an adjunct professor at LaGuardia Community College. A Nicholl Fellowship and Austin Film Festival-recognized screenwriter, he writes on film criticism, production history, and the art of storytelling.

Joker Ending Explained — How to Make a Satisfying Finale

Joker dominated 2019. Upon its release, it topped the box office and attracted an unprecedented amount of attention from press and public alike. Joker’s ending is without a doubt one of the main reasons why: it’s a third act filled with unforgettable moments and tantalizing twists. What makes the Joker ending so instantly iconic? The answer lies in director Todd Phillips’ use of form, theme and social commentary, all of which become clear upon further analysis.Continue reading Joker Ending Explained — How to Make a Satisfying Finale

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What is the Rhetorical Triangle — Definition & Case Study

Is there any better feeling than winning an argument? Fortunately, Aristotle gave us the key to doing just that millennia ago. The Greek philosopher laid out three key components to persuading an audience that continue to be relevant today. So what is the rhetorical triangle? And how can you use it?Continue reading What is the Rhetorical Triangle — Definition & Case Study

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