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    What I grasped from the reading is that their naming system is different. They grab mask and costumes and they perform a dance based on the music and costumes such as: Wolf, Halmatsa, Grizzly, or Eagle dance). There relatives also tell them to relax and be there selves for they will always be an Indian. After the Chief takes off the fifth mask she sees all his people and guards…

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    Tartuffe Play Analysis

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    Arjun Sharma THEA 1301-300 Dunwoody Campus 03.07.2016 Tartuffe by Moliere Dramatists Play Service/ Perimeter College of GSU Dunwoody Campus Auditorium (NC11000) Directed by: Daniel Guyton Dunwoody Playcrafters presented a play Tartuffe, where we could enjoy loads of society comedy and satire scenes, starts with the family gathering where the mother of Orgon, Mme. Pernelle, says that their family have become decadent and depraved and uses the opportunity to criticize all the family members.…

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    Giannetti suggests that Charlies Chaplin’s tramp outfit was the most popular one. “The costume is an indication of both class and character, conveying the complex mixture of vanity and dash that makes Charlie so appealing” (Giannetti 314). Giannetti also suggests that his costume represents his view on humanity. “Vain, absurd, and finally, poignantly vulnerable” (Giannetti 314). Another interesting thing I learned was color symbolism…

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    Schlondorff’s The Legend of Rita used different movie techniques such as camera angles and scene settings, lighting/character placement to help portray what he wants, aspects of the rugged world happening in the time period through costumes/makeup and props, and the people who defected and fought to change the regime. Mise-en-scene aka “placing on stage”, in filmmaking moves our attention to the space of the shot itself. If a really long take is needed, planning is required to make sure that…

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    Throughout history, the public has been entertained by stories written and performed by artists visually. The creation of the moving picture gave an outlet to visual art performers to reach brand new audiences of enormous sizes. The cultural and artistic differences that influenced art prior to the film industry also made an imprint on films from around the Western world. Because of the emphasis on capitalism in America and England, the films of English speaking directors tended to be aimed at…

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    Riverdance Evaluation

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    I decided to watch The Best of Riverdance for my investigational response. The video I watched included 18 best of Riverdance performances. Riverdance is considered a stage show featuring Irish step dancing and Irish music. The first original piece referred to as “Riverdance” was performed in 1994 at the Eurovision Song Contest in Ireland. The piece was well received and prompted Moya Doherty (Producer), Bill Whelean (Composer and Musician), and John McColgan (Director and Producer) to…

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    Halloween Research Papers

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    processing my documents and guess what our party starts at 8:00 pm. During that time I still don’t have anything to wear, so after processing my document I sprinted my way home to check if I have any available costume to wear and to my surprise I saw the onesie I bought last summer in Mindanao. My costume was nothing special so I did a little twist, *Drumroll…

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    Imagine this, you are an elegant eagle flying over ancient Athens around 500 B.C. While your cutting though the winds you look down to see a crowd forming around to what seems like a point of attention. To find out what is going on, you dive down to hear laughs, claps, cheers, and weeps. Very bewildered, you are. Well, you're in luck, in this reading you will be taken through the background, the performance, and the experiences you would’ve enjoyed of what you just discovered: Athenian Theater.…

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    My Dance Research Paper

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    such an essential way is my love for dance. I began dancing when I was four or five years old. My mother never told why she put me in dance classes but I’ve been thankful ever since. My first memory of dance is the costumes. I remember as a child, completely in love with all the costumes, always playing dress up and throwing on music for little performances by myself. Dance was my first passion when I didn’t even know what that meant. Another memory was one my mother told me. On the day of my…

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    In Act 1 scene 5 of shakespeare’s, Hamlet, the opening scene begin the event directly points out the truth of the King death and marks the beginning of hamlet's revenge. Hamlet has just learned from the ghost of his father that claudius had murdered the former king. Hamlet cruises his mother first Getrude before claudius for marrying someone who killed his dead father. “ O most pernicious woman!” (shakespeare,1.5.105). Hamlet promise his dead king that he will do nothing but seek revenge. “That…

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