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    Have you ever imagined or thought about what if there existed another world; a world where magic, unknown creatures, dragons, and monsters existed? Howl’s Moving Castle is the perfect film to watch for family gatherings, especially for children or any adult who is feeling nostalgic about their childhood. What makes this film good has several factors: the plot, dialogue, music, scenery, animation, setting, story, and voice acting. Howl’s Moving Castle ,(ハウルの動く城, Hepburn: Hauru no Ugoku Shiro), was first released in Japan on September 5, 2004. A year later, it was released to the U.S. and Canadian by Disney in June 10, 2005. Then later it was released nationwide in September. The director of Howl’s Moving Castle, Hayao Miyazaki, has made other brilliant films such as Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, Ponyo, and more. An internal conflict the main characters have…

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    Babes On Broadway Analysis

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    Typically, in musicals women are depicted as skinny, attractive, well-mannered people who live up to the “ideal” expectations of society’s standards. This concept is constantly propelled in the public’s face because many actresses have a similar physique, petite and attractive. Usually, we will not see women who are overweight, acne ridden, or blessed with a raspy voice because these types of actors are not the model people company executives want to present to their audience. Instead, movies…

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    Harvey Play Analysis

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    too slow, it was very generally suitable. I could say their actions moved like one whole play. I didn’t see anything odd in the play with their acting. It was all natural as a play. The quality of this play was very satisfied, beyond my expectation. The casts worked in harmony with each other, which was very…

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    the reality of the concept of generosity is forgotten. The play consists of only five actors and they all did an amazing job at helping to portray the themes and purpose of the play. The acting was outstanding…

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    job. In order for the play to be a play, a director is needed to organize and make nothing become into something. The casts did a wonderful job also. The twins, Daisy and Violet Hilton, even though they were not really joined together; they acted out their role very well. With the casts doing such a great job, that corresponds to staging. They did a good job moving back stage, front stage, or down stage, and that’s what staging is all about. Was the acting believable? The acting of the play…

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    Act I shows promise for Vera and Gloria while decades later showing a sad ending in Act II as exemplified by the critics of Vera’s life. What I didn’t get from reading the book was how bad it got for Vera later in life as shown by the productions ability of using the characters/acting, overall plot, theme, spectacle, music/rhythm, and language. The characters were portrayed with great animated acting, especially Vera showing enthusiasm in both Act I and Act II but in different ways between the…

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    similar method of acting in the actors on stage. Lots of stars in the showbiz industry attained their fame with sophistication because they are mestizo and mestizo. In reality, actors on stage are having harder time on acting because of many reasons than the actors on screen. Acting on stage requires high level of concentration in every acting lesson to be an efficient stage actor. Theatre acting and screen acting are both form of arts; however, they differ in terms of acting difficulties and…

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    The other actors did a phenomenal job incorporating the voices and phrases that children say. Which is why I feel it was so intriguing, even though I am twenty years old I felt as if I was creating a story with my younger brother and watching it in front of me. The stage setup was was as if we were on the outside of a house looking in: on the far left side a living room, middle a dinning room and far right side a bedroom. The living room had a loveseat and a table, this side of the stage was…

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    Acting is simply telling a story; actors are storytellers. They walk up on stage and get into place. The lights go up and the scene starts. Everything is set and it all falls into place to present a story. Acting has been a very important experience in my life because it's shown me what I want to do for the rest of my life, and given me the dedication and confidence needed throughout acting. I have also made countless memories and friendships throughout all of my experiences from a young age…

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    The hills are alive again -- revitalized “Sound of Music” production comes to Louisville Measuring up to the exacting standards set by Rodgers and Hammerstein’s iconic musical “Sound of Music” is no small feat. After its Tony-winning introduction in 1959 followed by the 1965 movie production starring Julie Andrews, “Sound of Music” quickly grew to be one of the most widely recognized shows of all time. However, decades later, esteemed director Jack O’Brien still managed to give the production a…

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