I think the topics and main themes and ideas can all be tied together into a single category because they all relate. The main topics, themes, and ideas of this play would be men and women and their relationships, theater, art, science and celebrity. When Picasso and Einstein meet, they discuss art, science, women, sex and the future. The two young men are competing for preeminence of at the very birth (dawn) of the modern era that is upon them. This imagined meeting took place in lively bar in 1904, the Lapin Agile, a famous cabaret in the Montmartre district of Paris.
Ennio Morricone has won numerous awards for his works some including a honorary award in 2007 at the Academy Awards for his magnificent and multifaced contributions to the art of film music as well as a win at the Golden Globes in 2000 for best original score for the film The Legend of 1900 ("Ennio Morricone." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. 27 Apr. 2011. .)
-With detailed reference to Act 1 Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet, explain how Baz Luhrmann has adapted the scene to appeal to a modern audience. In Shakespeare’s play, the actors wore elaborate costumes; they wore specific colours to accentuate their characters personality and also to make the play visually exciting. In Baz Luhrmann’s production he did the same, during Act 1 Scene 5 the costumes were very elaborate, this was due to the fact that the characters were at Lord Capulet’s gathering or party. Lord Capulet wore the colour purple, this shows royalty, there was also a similarity to that of Caesar, known as the master of the roman world, and dressing like this could over exaggerate the fact that Lord Capulet is a powerful man. Lady Capulet dressed similar to Cleopatra, the famous Egyptian ruler, this also shows power and that she is a dominant female, seeing as they are both dressed as powerful leaders.
McNally’s passion for music is evident in his writings. He derived his title of “Frankie and Johnny…” from Debussy’s classical piece, “Claire de Lune.” A myriad of McNally’s characters cite Broadway lyrics to one another. Additionally, Terrence’s afore-mentioned vast knowledge of opera landed him on the radio’s Texaco Opera Quiz. McNally’s a rare artist in that he’s as comfortable writing drama, as he is musical theatre. 1991’s Lips Together, Teeth Apart addressed homophobia and prejudices towards individuals living with AIDS.
Drafted Introduction: The warmth from the lights, the roar of the audience, and the chills from the breath taking music, to name a few, are some of the magical aspects that make the stage and Broadway so enchanting. Stephen Sondheim has not only raised the bar for Broadway productions, but as influenced and created some of the most memorable and unique stories society has ever experienced. Influenced by another musical phenomenon, Oscar Hammerstein, Sondheim has dug deep into the roots of human’s and their characteristics, and put them right in front of us in a show. He has arranged beautiful songs and lyrics together, and with powerful structure and phrasing, he is known for some of the simplest, yet most powerful musical moments on Broadway.
There were a lot of impressionism artists, who I knew such as Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, Edouard Manet, Claude-Oscar Monet, and Auguste Rodin and their works, which were very famous. Among others I liked Degas’ works, because he drew very girlish and romantic at least in my eyesight. Especially, there are 4 works, which described dancer, appealed to me. This work name is Dancers in the Rotunda at the Paris Opera, 1895, Edgar Degas. It is attractive to me.
Rahman was hired to create the score for this magnificent piece of art. He combines numerous genres of music from European house, to American Hip-Hop, and the indigenous melodies of India. He perfectly compiles a soundtrack filled with great Western inspired music while keeping in mind the Bollywood background. Rahman partners with Boyle and Tandan to create not only a visual masterpiece but a musical masterpiece as well. We are introduced to the score with the song “O… Saya” by A.R.
Our study will explain and interpret the meaning or the significance behind those components, and by then try to connect the shot to the themes of the film. Tony Scott applies several genre specific editing techniques, which accordingly suture the audience to the stories multiple levels. Tony Scott is mixing up the sound effects, which links the audience to the drama and the history of the movie, providing a coherent structure. 00:45-1:00 In the first scene of the movie we are presented with the main character “Domino” (Keira, Knightley). In terms of Mise-en-scene our eyes are firstly attracted to Keira, who is lighting up a cigarette.
Bollywood vs. Hollywood – Its Film Music and its role in the community in a global environment The phenomenon of song and dance gives Indian cinema a unique identity. Unlike Hollywood, where the music is a separate genre by itself, song and dance has been an essential part of the narrative in Indian cinema. The Indian film industry, also known as Bollywood, is the second largest film industry. This industry has gained enormous success worldwide.1 One of the characteristic features of Bollywood is the presence of songs and dances in the movies. This form of creative art displayed by Bollywood has been the primary reason for the popularity of this industry.
ELEMENTS of MISE-EN-SCENE By Gail Lathrop and David O. Sutton Mise-en-scene, a French term meaning “place on stage,” refers to all the visual elements of a theatrical production within the space provided by the stage itself. Film makers have borrowed the term and have extended the meaning to suggest the control the director has over the visual elements within the film image. Four aspects of mise-en-scene which overlap the physical art of the theatre are setting, costume, lighting and movement of figures. Control of these elements provides the director an opportunity to stage events. Using these elements, the film director stages the event for the camera to provide his audience with vivid, sharp memories.