school desk then the news image would not have been in the minds of the audience. The lighting designer did a good job at lighting spots to give them importance. For example‚ when Brody came on stage with the water jug‚ the spotlight was only aimed at him. Susan Eyler‚ the costume director made appropriate costumes that added the spectacle to the play. Her interpretation of Donald Trump was my favorite costume because of the yellow wig‚ slightly baggy suit‚ and red tie was perfect. If the character’s
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and Useful Links Fashion/clothing designers design clothes‚ accessories and shoes. Some design expensive one-off pieces. Others work in a team creating a whole range of mass-produced fashions‚ or specialise in particular areas such as sportswear. The responsibilities of a designer may include: producing concepts making sketches by hand or on the computer developing patterns overseeing production analysing trends in fabrics‚ colours and shapes. Designers normally work from 9am to 5pm‚ but
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implementing the artistic vision and aesthetic value of a piece of theatre generally facilitated through blocking‚ lighting‚ costume choices among others. Stage Manager: The individual responsible for providing practical and organizational support to the director‚ actors‚ designers‚ stage crew and technicians throughout the production process. This includes‚ but is not limited to‚ coordinating
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I was intrigued by how the props were able to roll in and out on their own. However‚ as I was sitting in the audience of the thrust stage in Centerstage before the production began‚ the falling snow really caught my eye. The director and scenic designer really were able to dig deep into finding a way to create the allusion of a slight snowstorm to a very heavy one. The way the café’s props were set up was impeccable because it really represented the timeframe the production was based in‚ 1955. The
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Although the idea of some of the aspects of the set design‚ scenic designer Colton Spurlock failed to deliver the message he was trying to convey in a lot of the time. Only a few of his creations aided in how the play came across to me. For example‚ by putting graffiti like drawings on the walls in he set he symbolized the effect of the younger generation on the otherwise very traditional brick wall. The graffiti looked like children had drawn it since it looked like stick figure type drawings of
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Proper Movie Analysis Heather Nottingham ENG225 Doctor Sharon Hanscom February 28‚ 2011 Analyzing and reviewing movies is just as important as the actual process of filming a movie. I will look at genre and discuss different variations for example war films. Next I will cover cinematic points of view to show the different ways in which the viewer will see a movie. Then I will look at the visual design as these are very important elements of the fill. Acting is also important as viewers
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personality‚ experience.” (Said 1991:2) Issey Miyake and Yohji Yamamoto were among the first non-western designers to be included in the official world of fashion since the revolution of the first Paris show in 1981 Rei Kawakubo and Yohji Yamamoto appeared in. (Teunissen‚ 2005) While Western dressmaking focussed on showing the natural shape of the human body‚ “by contrast‚ Japanese designers creations shrouded the body.” (Fukai 2005:22) Fashion in the West has mainly been based on creating the
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spectacle of the female body. Alaia ’s clothes captured the spirit of the times when many women indulged in physical activities and fashion magazines began to showcase muscled bodied models. As many women wanted to parade their newly toned bodies‚ designers began to create clothing to emphasize the female form that was revolutionary to European fashion. His concern for sculptural and sensual designs in his clothes is a clear insight to his formal training in the fine arts (Daryl F. Mallett‚ 2008).
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protest against the Vietnam war. Songs were written and sang about peace‚ love‚ and unity. Their performances were based on the feeling of the music and their surroundings (or the drugs they were on at the time). They didn’t wear elaborate meat costumes‚ or dresses made from razorblades. They wore everyday clothes‚ flowing dresses and jeans. Artists sang about their feelings‚ and they were not so much concerned with if they made money off of their feeling or not. They played music for the sheer
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