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    The lighting will still be a darker tint on Hamlet, as they try to find where they have place Polonius and reveals that he buried the body during this part of the scene a dark ambient should be played. When he leaves and Claudius tells Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to follow him sounds of suspense should be played. Scene 15- This scene Denmark plains should be well lit as they are outside. With a back drop of Green hills covered in soldiers and blue partial cloudy skies. The sounds of Soldiers talking in the back ground. Scene 16- This scene will be back in a Room in the Castle. The lighting upon Ophelia in this scene should be a purple/black tint to show her sorrow over the death of her father. The sound for this part should be dark ambient. With the exit of her and the entrance of Laertes. The tint on him should be a red/brown to show his Anger over the death of his father. The sounds should be that of marching and panic as the Danes break into the room leading the dialogue between him and the King. When Ophelia returns the lighting should show her sorrow and madness once again. Scene 17-This scene takes place in Another Room in the Castle. It should be well lit. The lighting focused and Horatio…

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    The Pros And Cons Of Ebay

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    The internet is an important method of connecting people all over the world. Not only can people communicate over the internet, people can use it as a way to buy, sell, and trade pieces of their culture. Ebay and other trading and bidding sites make it easy to find artifacts from around the world. However, this also makes it easier for people to sell artifacts illegally, or sell fake ones. The list of Egyptian Antiquities on Ebay is pages and pages long, with many artifacts that could be fake,…

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    It Follows Film Analysis

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    While some horror films have dramatic, bombastic soundtracks that appear out of science to shock the viewers, It Follows has a much more subtle way to evoke fear in its audience. The music in the movie almost never starts off loud. In fact, it usually begins at a level that is almost impossible to hear and. As the soundtrack slowly crescendos, the background noise becomes quieter, until the sounds of the score have completely drowned out the sounds from the scene. The score mainly consist of…

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    the pure diegetic silence, ambient sound, and object sound effects. “Music acts roughly like a linguistic modifier, helping to clarify the particular mood, character, or emotive significance of a scene or visual action” (Fiscoff 2005, p24). This unification between the different sound elements can be heard during Daigo’s first encounter with a decomposing body. Noting that “the sound track can clarify image events, contradict them, or render them ambiguous” (Bordwell and Thompson, 1985, p184);…

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    their attention and mental efforts on one object. Is it true that one can reach creativity heights with background noise, or even write a quality paper while listening to music? In this research study, I will be testing and examining why students need background noise to be…

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    “Human Shaped Objects” The show of electronic music that I attended was Telemetry music series featuring Rob Mackay, Human Shaped Object, Grand Banks on November 9th at the Bridge progressive arts initiative. The concert began with Rob Mackay’s performance. He is a composer and a sound artist and a Senior Lecturer in Music at the University of Hull. He has received numerous accolades and awards internationally. The music he played explored repetition and was very interesting. However, the…

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    shambles and most of the homes were abandoned. Some of the homes were even torn in half. There a moment in the documentary where Mohammed and his friend are sitting in an apartment, but the other half is missing. Seeing images like the one above was heartbreaking to see and this documentary takes you through these many different emotions as you watch the family on the screen. There’s a point in the beginning of the documentary where the film crew catches Abu Ali, the children’s father and a…

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    Lower Sample Rate (22,050 SR, 128 kbps): 8/10 Since there was some slight static, we gave the sample a 8/10. This could have occurred because of the rustling of the recorders jacket. Since the phone was placed close to the recorder, this sound could have been easy to pick up by the recording device. I think if we were able to listen to the recording with headphones, it would have been a more accurate depiction of the quality. There was some breathing and wind sound that could be heard in the…

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    John Cage Research Paper

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    John Cage an Influential Minimalist John Cage is the epitome of a cutting edge composer due to the fact that he has an elevated appreciation for music, unmatched by any other. Cage enjoys everyday, naturally occurring sounds because of their dynamics and their lengths, rather than the sounds constrained by musical instruments, something other composers usually overlook. This gives him the advantage to compose music in a unique manner. Cage has had an impact not only on musicians, but dancers and…

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    How Music Affects People and Their Well-Being Music’s beneficial effects on mental health have been known for thousands of years. Music has been used in the military to build confidence and courage. Sporting events use music to get the athletes and fans pumped up and excited for the game. In elementary schools, teachers use songs to help teach kids how to learn their ABC’s or learn how to spell. These different examples of how music changes a person’s mood in these different situations can help…

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