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    Daisy In The Great Gatsby

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    faced” throughout the movie, emphasizing Daisy’s age and the absent-mindedness which results from her limited years of experience. In Gatsby’s mansion, the audience sees Daisy’s careless and materialistic nature through the amazement and awe in her voice once she sees inside of Gatsby’s grand house, filled with lavish items. This is particularly evident when she begins sobbing after Gatsby shows her his shirt collection, exclaiming “They’re such beautiful shirts!” Seeing the extent of Gatsby’s…

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    Pippin: The Musical

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    Pippin was phenomenal. I absolutely loved it. My eyes were glued to the stage the entire time and I could not stop smiling. The entire production was done spectacularly and as a whole was very satisfying: the choreography, the singing, the acting, the music, the lighting, the costumes, the set, the technical assistance, all had impressive commitment and efforts from every individual behind the production. When it ended and the mesmerizing spell cast upon me had lapsed, I was left with profound…

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    What is acting? What does it mean to be an actor? As Sanford Meisner stated, “acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary circumstances.” Luckily for actors, theatre is something that can be enjoyed by just about everyone, just about everywhere. According to the Occupation Outlook Handbook between 2014 and 2024 the projected percent change in employment of actors is 10%. Which is faster than the average for all other professions which sits at 7%. Numerically this means that approximately…

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    Good Time Girls Gender

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    entertainment, both behind and in front of the camera. The Good Time Girls opens with Clementine dressed in men's clothing, holding a shotgun at an off-screen target while she recounts her born-in-a-whorehouse origins; she takes another shot as a male voice screams in protest. From there the film cuts to a scene preceding this event: a room full female prostitutes in repose as one of them plays banjo singing the song "Katy Cruel." However, a new mood of fear and anticipation overtakes the room…

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    and/or actor I like or know. This is because I love acting and it is interesting to see an actor do their acting job and know their real life personalities. Obviously, people will tell me I can’t do those things because I may not be the best actor or writer, and it’s too much money to meet famous people, but I would love for this to happen.…

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    nursing. Nurses establish relationships with clients that help in client outcomes by developing trust. Once a client establishes trust with a nurse they tend to be more open and honest about their health. Nurses also serve as patient advocates by acting a voice for their patients. A nurses mission is to improve patients outcomes by making the best care decisions for a client and involving the client as much as possible in the course of action. Nurses are also…

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    societal pressures. Often it is seen that many virtuous people will yield to the temptation of these pressures, acting in such a way or even adopting the beliefs of people of a particular group. Throughout the novel Lives of the Saints by Nino Ricci many different characters from the small Italian village of Valle de Sole are introduced, few of which seem to have their own distinct voices or personalities. Cristina Innocente is seen as someone who is extraordinarily strong willed. She is very…

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    the Rain Film Review (1952) The transition of silent films to talkies lead us to a more creative and entertaining side of the said media. The film, Singing in the Rain revolved mainly on how they worked things out by using Selden’s voice to dub the squeaky voice of Lamont. The loved musical turned film, Singing in the Rain was directed and choreographed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen in 1952. Contrary to its current status, it was not recognized much compared before because it only received…

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    Singin’ in the Rain (1952) directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen is one of Hollywood’s most famous musicals. As a big fan of musicals, it’s surprising that I have never seen this infamous film. I had preconceived notions about what it would be like and I thought that I wouldn’t enjoy it. However, the movie was nothing like that I thought it would be and I enjoyed the “behind the scenes” style of film that the director used to show the transition between silent films to talkie. Due to this…

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    A sense of power derives from the ability to use one’s own voice. In an isolated and silent state, individuals lose the potential to create influence or propel change, sacrificing personal power in the perusal of seclusion and acceptance of self-denial. In separation and a distancing from society, individuals suppress the ability to express themselves in a meaningful and progressive format, succumbing instead to guilt and sin. Isolation from society results in an inevitable surrender to silence,…

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