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    The movie version of the hunger games tries to show a dystopian society in various ways‚ for example‚ costumes‚ Setting‚ Props‚ Lighting‚ makeup‚ the location where the movie was filmed and more. The directors used different styles of costumes to show a dystopian society. They played with colours of the costumes to express the character’s life. The cast who played the role of citizens living in district 12‚ were dressed in different shades of the colour gray‚ to show the audience that the districts

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    Contemporary and Ballet. Throughout the performance lighting is used to accompany the movement to create certain atmospheres ‚ for example in the beginning the three skeletal dancers are using quite strong eerie movement which represents the awakening of them‚ the lighting is a light blue which reflects against the backcloth and creates a moonlight which complements the movements. In contrast to this‚ when the dead people enter the stage the lighting becomes less dark and gloomy and more uplifting and

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    Elephant Elephant is a film that lets us experience a day in the lives of a group of teenagers in high school. The director‚ Gus Van Sant‚ bases his film on a high school massacre‚ Columbine that occurred in April 20‚ 1999. The film follows each character throughout the film and shows us their daily routines. Alex and Eric are two students who are seen as the victims of bullying‚ and rebel by plotting an attack on the school‚ causing a large amount of violence. Van Sant simply takes us on a journey

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    .................................3 Who’s Who in the Play .........................................4 Historical Timeline ................................................5 The Playwright .......................................................6 Costume Design Notes ........................................7 Set Design Notes ..................................................8 Did You Know? Play Trivia.................................9 Did You Know? Historical Trivia .....................10 Shades

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    his pedestal for perfection‚ it also shows the irony of Shakespeare’s implications by elaborating it into images‚ supplemented by costumeslighting and music. Juliet’s white angel costume illustrates the concept of Juliet being so beautiful and pure that she is just like an angel and the colour white symbolises that she is very innocent and naïve. Romeo’s knight costume displays his youthful character‚ searching for his love. Paris is an astronaut to show that his perfect nature and how he is "a

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    Bibliography Rosenblum‚ N (1997) World History of Photography ‚ Abbeville Press (3rd edn.) Busch‚ D (2007) Digital SLR Cameras and Photography for Dummies‚ Wiley Publishing Inc. (2nd edn.) Bavister‚ S (2007) Lighting for Portrait Photography‚ Rotovision (Revised edn.) Grecco‚ M (2007) Lighting and The Dramatic Portrait; The Art of Celebrity Editorial Photography‚ Amphoto Books Harmon‚ D and Jones‚ D (2006) The Digital Photography Handbook; An Illustrated Step-By-Step Guide‚ Quercus Wolf‚ S (1998)

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    have been like at that time. The costume designed reflected the period the play was set in‚ and also reflected the character. For example‚ Mickey (as a child) wore very scruffy and dirty shorts and t-shirts‚ whereas Eddie costume was much cleaner and neater. The costumes also reflected class for the other characters‚ such as Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Lyons. What the characters wore also reflected their age‚ as Mickey‚ Eddie and Linda grew up we see their costumes change in order to reflect

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    his adaptation of Tchaikovsky’s score and his interpretation of the ballet. While remaining respectful of the audiences expectations‚ Bourne (fig. 1) challenges the audience with his unconventional casting of roles‚ a switching of time periods‚ and costumes that both reflect these changes and contribute to the visual delight of this classic. The fusion of his interest in musical theater and the fascination of stories such as vampires in pop culture‚ creates a work that uses dance as a means to tell

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    prop (plural: props)‚ is an object used on stage or on screen by actors during a performance or screen production. In practical terms‚ a prop is considered to be anything movable or portable on a stage or a set‚ distinct from the actors‚ scenery‚ costumes and electrical equipment. | Terminology The earliest known use of the term "properties" in the English language to refer to the appurtenances of the stage is in the 1425 CE Morality play‚ The Castle of Perseverance. The Oxford English Dictionary

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    helps him gain confidence he requires to engage in his community and begin to relate to those around him. Gillespie shows the development Lars undergoes through the techniques setting‚ costume and dialogue. In the opening-establishing scene we are introduced to images of barren landscapes‚ harsh white lighting and a thick layer of snow that covers anything vibrant. The ‘cold’‚ ‘still’ environment provokes a disconsolate mood‚ which parallels to our first introduction of Lars. We are introduced

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