Due May 1st 6pm Chicago Time (Central Daylight Time )You mus

Due May 1st 6pm Chicago Time (Central Daylight Time )You must Bold OR highlight the words identifying your chosen concepts and theories. Purpose: You must review one movie of your choice on a critical analytical level (not a television show—and not the movie in the example paper). The purpose of this paper is to apply the multiple communication concepts and theories we covered throughout this course to the movie you choose. In other words, what you are doing is putting together theory (course concepts) and practice (the life world of the movie). Requirements: Choose and apply at least 10 concepts or theories that are attached.This will allow you to apply a scholarly, informed analysis of the movie. The books name is Interpersonal Communication by Sarah Trenholm.The structure of the paper MUST be as follows, using the subheads in ALL CAPS: (Provide a title) _________________________INTRODUCTION:(1/2 page) Preview your paper in this section and provide a thesis (i.e., a statement of what you will do in your paper and why). Be sure to identify the movie, year released, and director in this section. Summarize the movie in less than a paragraph. CONCEPT APPLICATION:(3 pages) Explain and define in your own words each of the 10 concepts or theories you chose (citing page numbers from our textbook—THIS IS REQUIRED) For each concept or theory, apply it to the movie by explaining the movie sequence and how it illustrates the concept. You must bold orhighlightthe words identifying your chosen concepts/theories so they may be accurately counted. CONCLUSION:(1/2 page) Summarize and bring closure to the paper. Each paper should be 4 to 5pagesin length and address all parts of the requirements above. In other words, that is a minimum of 4 full pagesand a maximum of 5 pagesin total. Each paper must bedouble-spaced, 12-point font, 1” marginsin academic paper format. Your name, the date, and assignment name must be in upper left-hand corner. Each paper should be free of grammatical and sentence structure errors. (10) Thesis/Introduction: Did you preview the reason for the paper, identify the movie properly, and give a short summary of the movie? Is the central idea/thesis easily identifiable and worth developing? A thesisis a central idea or argument on which you construct your paper. An example of a good thesis statementfor this type of paper: An analysis of the movie, __(title)______, reveals that its interpersonal communication offers insight into various conflicts in romantic relationships. (90 – 9 points each) Concept Application: Uses at least 10 concepts or theories that are bolded in our textbook or listed in Review Terms at ends of each chapter. Application of each concept/theory must be reasonable, well thought out, and insightful.Should comprehensively explain each concept/theory example with proper page number citations. Paper supports its arguments well with examples from the film. It uses only a minimalamount of direct quotations—for most cases, it paraphrases. Paper moves beyond repeating content of movie by demonstrating a clear understanding of how it illustrates the ideas, issues, and arguments of theories and concepts. Must be your own original work. (10) Paper’s Writing and Mechanics: Organized with a Title and the 3 specified subheads.Paragraphs have proper topic sentences and paper is written in an appropriate college-level tone (free of slang, clichés, and uninformed judgments). Double-spaced, in 12-point font with 1” margins.Uses correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar.Meets length requirements (4-5 pages). Paper Formatting Requirements: Criteria for Evaluation:This assignment is worth a total of 110 points and will be graded based on the following criteria:(10) Thesis/Introduction: Did you preview the reason for the paper, identify the movie properly, and give a short summary of the movie? Is the central idea/thesis easily identifiable and worth developing? A thesisis a central idea or argument on which you construct your paper. An example of a good thesis statementfor this type of paper: An analysis of the movie, __(title)______, reveals that its interpersonal communication offers insight into various conflicts in romantic relationships. (90 – 9 points each) Concept Application: Uses at least 10 concepts or theories that are bolded in our textbook or listed in Review Terms at ends of each chapter. Application of each concept/theory must be reasonable, well thought out, and insightful.Should comprehensively explain each concept/theory example with proper page number citations. Paper supports its arguments well with examples from the film. It uses only a minimalamount of direct quotations—for most cases, it paraphrases. Paper moves beyond repeating content of movie by demonstrating a clear understanding of how it illustrates the ideas, issues, and arguments of theories and concepts. Must be your own original work. (10) Paper’s Writing and Mechanics: Organized with a Title and the 3 specified subheads.Paragraphs have proper topic sentences and paper is written in an appropriate college-level tone (free of slang, clichés, and uninformed judgments). Double-spaced, in 12-point font with 1” margins.Uses correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar.Meets length requirements (4 pages).