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Film music is very interesting genre. I am very interested in this field because I think this is getting grown. I don’t know well American movie, of course I’ve watched many Hollywood movie, but I can’t remember actor’s name, director’s name and music, etc. I will probably recognize the face or the music. I just don’t know the name, so when I talk about movie with friends, especially American, I can’t make conversation. So, what I expect to myself from this class is that I will learn many things about American movie like directors, composers, or musicians. Above all, I expect Professor Smith can stand my English. I’ve been in the state one and half years, my English is still not good. I hope he speaks not too fast. Sometimes, I am not sure about assignment or I am worried that I miss something. I don’t have this kind of problems so far because I usually ask to check other classmates or professor. When I send an email to professor Smith, I hope I can get an email back. I usually feel bad when I have to ask this kind of simple thing, so I hope professor Smith and my classm...

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