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Communication Event Actual Event The movie I’m going to talk about is Pitch Perfect, which is released on 24th of September 2012 in Los Angeles. This is an American Comedy Musical film directed by Jason Moore. Kay Cannon written the screenplay, based on the novel of Pitch Perfect: The Quest for Collegiate a Cappella Glory by Mickey Rapkin. The main characters are Anna Kendrick as Beca and Skylar Astin as Jesse. The other minor characters are Ben Platt as Benji, Brittany Snow as Chloe, Anna Camp as Aubrey and Adam Devine as bumper. The story begins with the ICCA championship and Bellas is performing. Everything is going well but until the very end part, Aubrey has a projectile vomits all over the stage during her solo. Then story cut to next year at Barden University, Beca a freshman is arriving by cab. Then she saw a guy (Jesses) was singing along the radio and attracted her attention. Beca found her dorm …show more content…

I’m going to use this video to discuss about the nonverbal communication. The scene is beginning with the ICCA championship and Aubrey has ruined the Bella’s performance by vomiting on the stage. Then the story cut to the next year at Barden University, a guy Jesse who is singing along the radio in a cab attracted Beca attraction and Jesse as well. Beca got to her dorm room and met her roommate Kimmy Jin. Meanwhile, Jesse met his roommate Benji who is a star war and magic lover. At the activities fair, Benji introduced Jesse about the Treblemakers and he is desperate to join but Bumper rejected him. At the same time, Beca met Aubrey and Chloe that are giving the flyers to attract new members. Beca has more interest on remixing music compared to singing so she got an intern at the radio station and Jesse too. Beca’s father persuades Beca to join a club and he has made a deal with Beca if she joins a club. So Beca went to the a cappella

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