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Primary Source – Blackfish Transcripts (The Movie)
Claim/Thesis – The Documentar
Primary Source – Blackfish Transcripts (The Movie)
Claim/Thesis – The Documentary “Blackfish” reveals how aquariums cruely captured and kept Orca whales
captive.
Outlining Your Points
Introduction:
Hook
Background information (explain why the topic is controversial or considered an issue, possible references to the topic in history or fiction, any relevant background info)
Briefly mention the counterclaim then transition into your claim (optional)
Claim/Thesis: Body Paragraph about First Point
Topic sentence introducing the point
Evidence from the video and/or research
Analysis (What is the intended impact on viewers? Why did the filmmakers use this scene? How does it help convince the audience? Do the filmmakers use any of the appeals (pathos, ethos, logos)?)
Closing/transition sentence
Body Paragraph about Second Point
Topic sentence introducing the point
Evidence from the video and/or research
Analysis (What is the intended impact on viewers? Why did the filmmakers use this scene? How does it help convince the audience? Do the filmmakers use any of the appeals (pathos, ethos, logos)?)
Closing/transition sentence
Body Paragraph about Third Point
Topic sentence introducing the point
Evidence from the video and/or research
Analysis (What is the intended impact on viewers? Why did the filmmakers use this scene? How does it help convince the audience? Do the filmmakers use any of the appeals (pathos, ethos, logos)?)
Closing/transition sentence
(Note: for the analysis, you are welcome to do additional research beyond the documentary to prove it is effective or ineffective.)
Counterpoints (If someone disagrees with your claim, what points might that person make? These are not necessarily direct counters to your points above; these can be new points.)
Topic sentence
First opposing point
Second opposing point
Third opposing point (optional)
Refute/Rebuttal counterpoints (You can refute as a whole or refute after each point. You will not spend time analyzing the opposing points, just mention the point and refute it!)
Conclusion
Restate your claim
The conclusion should bring the essay to a logical end. It should explain the importance of your issue in a larger context. Your conclusion should also reiterate why your topic is worth caring about. Possibly make a prediction regarding the topic.
Primary Source:
https://transcripts.cnn.com/show/se/date/2013-11-02/segment/02
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