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    Breakfast with Audrey Audrey Hepburn, most notably known for her roles in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and My Fair Lady. She was the daughter of a Nazi sympathizer, and spent her youth doing ballet in secret to raise money for resistance groups fighting against the Nazi’s. After she finished her career as an iconic film star, she became a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF and spent the remainder of her life travelling Africa and Asia. However. to history, she is only remembered as pretty. Limelight…

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    a play funny, Kaitlyn whitehead had great character choices that were very funny. All of the actors had really good projection and annunciation, but Kennon's annunciation was superb. Jonelle could have used more variety in her voice, doing that could have benefited her character. The blocking flowed very smoothly and I was happy to see all of the stage being used. It was a good idea to have the actors sit in the actual audience, I have never seen that done before. Jonelle and lava were in…

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    Theatre is a great way to seek entertainment. Although theatre has many forms of art not many people know about them. As I learn more and more about the many arts of theatre I become more intrigued to explore every theatrical performance possibly out there. My latest experience of theatre was in Austin, Texas. I got the opportunity to attend the Esther’s Follies, a modern day vaudeville theatre. Some quick words to describe this fast pace performance is; colorful, magical, and filled multiple…

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    Dreamer Believer “I definitely love to be scared. It draws the primal side out of you. “words from one of my favorite directors of all time that inspired me to become a filmmaker is James Wan. The first film I saw by James Wan was Dead Silence. At the age of 10, I was amazed by how he made the puppets come to life in the movie. Since then, I have been always a big fan of horror films and however, he made me obsessed over every films with mystery story in it that I glue myself into the…

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    like I’m very outgoing as her. Meanwhile, the other performers did have a significance in the play, and I did enjoy the humor from the other actors/ actresses, and generally felt that everyone did a great job. The performance style of this play was a modernism, comical play that included many laughs from the audience, and an accent with gestures from the actors/ actresses. This play provided some adult content which made the play seem more realistic since this play clarifies the frequently…

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    The Flashing of Lights and Cameras Energy. It flowed through my veins in place of blood; the tingling sensations filling me with a sense of nervousness. After so many years of doing theatre, you would think I would have learned to be calm, but I wasn’t. Far from it, actually. The butterflies in my stomach made me queasy, the waiting made me anxious, and the noises that surrounded me gave me a headache. I wanted the wait to be over; I wanted to get on that stage and just start acting so I could…

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    Black Rain Essay

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    For me, Black Rain is just another prime example of why I consider Ridley Scott to be a mixed bag as a Director. Sure he’s definitely made some classics like Blade Runner, Alien, and Gladiator but other films that I’ve seen in Scott’s filmography (Robin Hood, Exodus, and G.I. Jane) seems like he gets so caught up into creating visual atmospheres (especially in this one) to the point of where he loses focus on maintaining a genuine plotting or narrative. Black Rain is an 80’s recycled tough cop…

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    during a performance would truly be contradictory to the art of theatre. However I can understand how Stanislavsky could feel that basic ability and talents could be lost in front of the audience as performance can be better when rehearsed because the actors don’t…

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    Thriller Film Argo

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    bring fear and anxiety to the audience. The bombarding voices from the people in the riot proceed to get louder and louder the closer they get to the Embassy. This injects panic in the audience, knowing something terrible is about to happen to the Americans. This scene is important because it is the first time the film delivers a sense of politicism by portraying the…

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    Stage Performance

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    3. There are many things that a movie can do that a stage performance can't. Movies contains many visual and special effects that cannot be mimicked by a stage performance because it's simply not possible to be reproduced. For example in Macbeth the ghost of Banquo that haunts Macbeth could be easily reproduced by special effects, but in a stage performance it would a lot harder to reproduce the visual of a ghost simply because it's not possible to do so. Movies also have an advantage over…

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