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    directorial decisions on costume choice reflect the nature of the play‚ as well as the things that have taken place. An example of this is through Edmund’s costume in Act 1 and Act 6‚ as well as Lear’s costume in both Act 1 and Act 6. Through the first act‚ Lear’s costume made up of an armoured vest and a big furry robe clearly shows that Lear is the character who is most powerful. In comparison to Lear‚ Edmund is a character who is lowly ranked in society wears a plain costume. By comparing both character

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    The Saturday evening of April 22‚ 2017. I was present at the playwright production of Rick Elice’s Peter and the Starcatcher. Peter and the Starcatcher was premiered in Bradenton‚ Florida Manatee players performing arts center. My seating was in the middle section in aisle seat of the Bradenton Kiwanis theatre. I had paid $13.00 for my ticket and had saved twelve dollars with student discounts. The view in my seat was good but not perfect because the person in front was blocking it a little. The

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    Trinidadian artist‚ Marlon Griffith. The gallery brings life to the various ideas‚ costumes and action present from the project; it provides viewers with new knowledge of social awakening and experience. The AGYU strives to display Griffith’s process of preparing‚

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    Costumes of the World” is a German encyclopedia of clothing and costumes of different cultures worldwide. It’s believed that through an anthropology study of clothing and costumes worldwide‚ a new perspective on a country’s history can be unlocked. She states that before the 1530’s the Ottomans were seen as threatening‚ dangerous: a warrior

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    illustrates the theme of acceptance. The play explores the prejudice individuals with special needs face in their society. The society ridicules and misjudges the handicapped. The theme of acceptance is conveyed perfectly through elements of acting and costume designing. Scene four outlines the false perceptions people have of wheel bound parents‚ the idea that they are incapable of being descent parents. Cara‚ played by Jolene De Tiege‚ and Luke‚ played by Erik Jensen‚ perfectly embodies their characters’

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    My Media End of Unit Assessment How does Tim Burton create a gothic atmosphere in the Edward scissors hands through his use of filming techniques? Throughout this assessment my aim is to discuss how Tim Burton‚ writer of the Film Edward Scissors hands creates a gothic atmosphere through his use of filming techniques. Tim Burton uses a range of camera angles and techniques. The main and most interesting Camera Angles in the Film Edward Scissor hands is the extreme long shot‚ at the beginning

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    FEMALE EVENING WEAR COSTUME IN 1890- 1900 GAY/ NAUGTY NINTEIS REASERCH SEMINAR IN THE HISTORY OF COSTUME Table of contents Introduction……………………….…1 History and Events…………………..1 Art and Architecture…………………4 Fashion in the 1890s…………………6 Conclusion…………………………...11 Appendix………………………………12 Bibliography…………………………22 "Humanity takes itself too seriously. It is the world ’s original sin. If the cave-man had known how

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    Tarek and his mother Moana. The scene that I will analysis for this report is Tarek’s deportation in which we see when Walter learns of Tarek’s fate and how he reacts to it. The aspects I will be looking at are costume‚ dialogue‚ camera work and music. The first aspects I will look at is costume. During the scene we can see that Walter is wearing a white shirt with a brown jacket and dark trousers. We can also see the corrections officers in their white

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    In the early twentieth century a director called D.W. Griffith of the United States proved that film narratives can be improved by adjusting the way in which the film is put together (Bywater & Sobchack‚ 1989). Griffith developed ways to counteract the little dialogue there was in those days and intensify the drama and emotion he could provoke in his fictional films (Fabe‚ 2004). He had three main methods: utilising the foundations of “filmic” mise-en-scene with his cast‚ filming his movies more

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    National Theatre’s production of the Oresteia demonstrates this principle (Aeschylus xi). Elements such as the music‚ costumes‚ scenery‚ and actors in the live production highlights different relationships within the play‚ which allows for an audience to have a different interpretation of the plays than someone who might read the plays. With this said‚ it is the mask of the costume that I will focus on in this review because the mask considerably affects how characters’ actions are conveyed‚ thus

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