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Film Director |
The principle creative artist in a film set |
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Cinematographer |
A person with expertise in the art of capturing images either electronically or on film stock |
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Principle photography |
The filming of major or significant components of a movie that involve the lead actors |
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Scene |
A continuous block of storytelling either set in a single location or following a particular character |
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Shot |
A continuous block of unedited footage from a single point of view |
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Production designer |
An artist responsible for designing the overall visual appearance of a movie |
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Art Director |
The hierarchal structure of a film art department works under the production designer in collaboration with the set director |
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Set |
Environment used for filming |
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Set designer |
The person responsible for translating the production designers vision of the movies environment into a set |
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Set Decorator |
A person who has total charge of decorating the set |
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Score |
Movies soundtrack |
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Soundtrack |
The audio component of a movie |
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Composer |
Writes and often conducts music that appears in a movies score |
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Audio Engineer |
A person whose job is to alter and balance the levels of different sounds as they are recorded |
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Boom Microphone |
A long pole with a microphone at the end |
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Boom Operator |
A member of the sound crew who operated the boom microphone |
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Sound mixer |
An audio engineer who works with a boom operator to record the production sound at the set at the time of the shooting |
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When and where was William Shakespeare born? |
1564 in Stratford (London,England) |
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Where was most of William Shakespeare plays produced? |
The Original Globe Theatre in London |
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The Tempest |
A comedy by William Shakespeare that was written in 1610-11 |
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What was the last play that was believed that Shakespeare wrote alone? |
The Tempest |
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What was influenced in Shakespeare’s play The Tempest? |
Náufragium, a dramatic dialogue of a shipwreck |
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What version of the Tempest did our class view? |
Stratford Shakespeare Festival of Canada 2010 |
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Who was the director of The Tempest? |
Des McAnuff, American-Canadian Tony Award-winning theatre director |
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The principle role of The Tempest |
Protagonist Próspero, was played by Christopher Plummerthe role |
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The role of the Caliban in The Tempest |
A native of the island, by Dion Johnstone |
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Belief of Prosperos final speeches in The Tempest |
Signify Shakespeares public farewell from the stage |
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What had The Tempest been an inspiration for? |
Many classic works for visual art, operatic adaptations, orchestral works, literary adaptations, cinematic interpretations |
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What is a famous line in The Tempest? |
“We are such stuff that dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep” |
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Where did Sweet Charity receive it’s premiere? |
At the palace Theatre in New York City in 1966 |
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The story of Sweet Charity was adapted by |
Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Neil Simon |
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When was the Hollywood film version of Sweet Charity released? |
1969 |
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Who directed and choreographed Sweet Charity? |
Bob Fosse |
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Who played Charity Hope Valentine in the original Broadway musical Sweet Charity? |
Gwen Verdon |
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Who played Charity Hope Valentine in the Hollywood film version Sweet Charity? |
Shirley MacLaine |
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What award was Shirley MacLaine honored with? |
American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award |
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Who did Sammy Davis Jr feature as in Sweet Charity? |
Big Daddy singing The Rhythm of Life |
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What songs from Sweet Charity become American musical theatre standards? |
Big Spender, If my friends could see me now, there’s gotta be something better than this, and the they rhythm of life |
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The music for Sweet Charity |
By Cy Coleman song lyrics by Dorothy Fields |
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A famous line of Sweet Charity |
“Fickle finger of Fate” |
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Who is the playwright for The Piano Lesson? |
August Wilson |
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What is August Wilson’s crowning achievement as a playwright? |
The Pittsburgh Cycle (a series of 10 plays of African-American history) |
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What two plays from the Pittsburgh Cycle won Pulitzer Prizes? |
Fences and The Piano Lesson |
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Where does The Piano Lesson take place? |
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania during the Great Depression in 1936 |
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What was August Wilson’s initial inspiration for The Piano Lesson? |
An artwork entitled The Piano Lesson by African American artist Romare Bearden |
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Who played the role of Bernice in The Piano Lesson? |
Alfre Woodard |
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Who played the role of Boy Willie? |
Charles S. Dutton |
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What’s a famous line from The Piano Lesson? |
“I been with strangers all day and they treated me like family. I come in here to family and you treat me like a stranger.” |
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Who was Shakespeare most notable patron? |
King James I |
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Who was the director of The Piano Lesson? |
Lloyd Richards |
