make a persuasive argument to answer these questions: How effectively do documentary film creators use logos, ethos, and pathos in their films? Which of these rhetorical appeals do they use most effectively? In your essay, you will need . An attention-grabber to pull readers in. . A brief introduction to the film: who created it, when, and why? What overall point is it making? A strong thesis statement expressing your opinion about how effectively the documentary uses logos, ethos, and pathos and which is used most effectively. . . Clear, specific, detailed support that demonstrates why you believe the things you said in your thesis statement-specifically, demonstrating in what ways the documentary is effective (or not) at conveying logos, ethos, and pathos. Effective topic sentences and transitions in your paragraphs. . A conclusion that wraps up the essay by summarizing key points you have made, restating the thesis (in different words), and not presenting any new supporting information. 3-4 pages of well-polished prose (no spelling or grammar errors to interfere with clarity). In-text citations for details that come from the film and works cited page that cites the film and any other (optional) sources you included in your essay. . .