Costume

in a similar way, both exploring the two themes “Heroism” and “Terrorism” through the two main characters, John Cale and Mike Banning through costume, camera angles, music and acting. Similarities using the theme heroism The directors have done an amazing job portraying the theme “Heroism” through the main character’s John and Mike, through the costumes, music and camera angles. Directors Antoine Fuqua and Ronald Emmerich, use a range of different…

In The Breakfast Club , the film utilizes costume, setting, and lighting to express its mise-en-scene. The visual shots in the film gives the audience information about the setting and characters. For example at the beginning of the film, the camera shows us the name of the high school later being the majority setting in the film. One of the most influential aspect of the film’s mise-en-scene is its stereotypical costumes. Each of the characters costumes represent their social background. For…

My art program is for children in second grade. With the grant money that I will be awarded I would have a play writer come visit out classroom. The children would listen to the speaker explain how they came up with the idea of the play and process of writing a play. Then we would go visit a local theater. It is important for the children to see adults use team work and the process of many little jobs coming together and putting on a show. After learning the process of writing a play and the…

sunglasses and situated the empty frames on Percy’s face. “Now you look scholarly,” said Merlin with a grin. Percy opened his mouth to speak, but a quiet knock came at the classroom door. Merlin had been so distracted with settling Percy’s last-minute costume, he hadn’t noticed the handsome, young blonde man standing at the door. “You can return to your seat, Percy,” said Merlin, before turning his attention to the fit, square-jawed man in the doorway. “Can I help you, sir?” “Yes, sorry…

This is a critique of the production of The Last Night of Ballyhoo. The Last Night of Ballyhoo is Alfred Uhry’s glance back into Southern Jewish nostalgia based on his life’s experiences. The Last Night of Ballyhoo won the 1997 Tony Award for Best Play. Ballyhoo is established only a couple of months after Hitler’s military occupied Poland. However, as a amount of Ballyhoo characters propose, Hitler and Europe are too distant to be of life-threatening alarm This play was written by Alfred Uhry,…

In Tennessee Williams book, “A Street Car Named Desire”, he uses a variety of techniques of stagecraft such as costume, lighting, and music. Throughout the play he uses very dramatic ways to describe what is going on between the characters and background. He describes what the characters characteristics are like and what their personalities seem to be. He uses italics in the book to show the emphasis of the lighting, music, and how the character looks. One of the main examples for lighting is…

looking amazing, but the costumes of the ghosts were stunning. The Ghost of Christmas Past was ravishing and beautiful. Kayla Casco’s costume was a wonderful dress that perfectly complimented her figure. It flowed like you would imagine a ghost’s would. The Ghost of Christmas Present, played by Julie Dodson, was different, but equally stunning. It had a much more billowy skirt and kicked out in front of her when she walked. My personal favorite was True Leavitt’s costume for the Ghost of…

You should come. It’s not really a party as much as it is a few theater majors getting crossfaded, but we have a good time usually. Oh, wear a costume. Matt’s pretty serious about that shit.” “Is it cool if I bring my roommate?” I distinctly remember Nora moaning about not having plans. “Shit if I care. More the merrier.” He paces down the other hall towards the elevator before shouting back…

this scene is dimly lit. It creates a serious tone because MLK is preparing to accept an award for peace, even though he knows there is no peace for African-Americans back at home. Part of the importance of the scene is the costumes that MLK and his wife are wearing. The costumes are fancy and this upsets…

creating unified artistic statements. In Hitchcock’s films we see the stereotype of women as glamorous objects. For example, he told his costume designer Edith Head that he wanted the actress Grace Kelly to “look like a princess” in the final ball scene in To Catch a Thief (1955) (McGilligan, 2003, p. 497). In Rear Window (1954), he wanted one of Kelly’s costumes to evoke “a piece of Dresden china” (McGilligan, 2003, p. 488). In other films, Hitchcock showed women wearing tight outfits that…