Billy Elliot in the WorldThere are a variety of paths and elements that allow an individual transition into a new world. “Into the World” is about people choosing the next path in their lives through their own determination, experiences and support, which allows them to move beyond their original location and narrow view of the world . “Billy Elliot” relates to the “Into the World” option because the film is about new possibilities, determination, family support and individual growth. Two related texts that show other types of transitions to new worlds include an article on the Queensland School of Excellence entitled "Pas de deux" from the "Australian Educator" of 03/05/04 and a documentary of a youth program entitled 'Typo Station' from Sunday Sunrise. To show different paths to a new world, these three texts use different types of techniques. The movie Billy Elliot is a social drama as it deals with various social issues such as poverty and social class. It's about a young boy who grew up in a poor community and in a world of rules and traditions. During Billy's boxing class, he discovers that he has talent in classical dance. Contrast is then used by the camera as it passes numerous pairs of delicate ballet slippers before settling on Billy wearing his boxing boots. This photo reinforces the idea that Billy is different and highlights his willingness to take risks and stand out. For Billy to continue his journey in dance, he must go against his father's rules and deal with all the rage and frustration he faces in his current world. Billy realizes that dancing will open his world. To show Billy's determination to succeed, Daldry uses various cinematic techniques to focus on ... middle of paper ...... the heir families and the community that allows them to take the next step into the world larger. A close study of "Billy Elliot" and the associated texts "Pas de deux" and "Typo Station" shows us that there are many key elements involved in a successful transition to a new stranger or new adult. world. It is by using techniques such as symbolism, contrast, imagery and descriptive language that we can gain a clear indication of the issues and themes of individual growth, determination and support. There must be an opportunity to settle down in the world, but an individual needs determination and family support to be able to take advantage of this opportunity. These texts all give a strong representation of “Into the World” by showing how young dancers and boys achieved their dreams and entered a different world through their own determination and support..