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1. Identify the film you will be using for this lab. (I used Jurassic Park from 1900s)
2 Take a moment to imagine the film you selected as a theater performance rather than a motion picture. Would it be possible to successfully
remake it into a theater production? Why or why not? What specific scene from the film would or would not translate well to the stage?
Explain
3. What are three challenges an actor in this film might have faced? Describe each one. What are some strategies that would help them
overcome those challenges?
4. Choose a character from the film and think about how that character moves and speaks What are some of the ways that the actor playing
that character would identify how to move and speak for the role? What is something they did well and what could have been done better?
Explain
5. You've likely heard the saying, "Getting lost in a book —could the same be said of the film you selected? Did you find yourself getting lost in
the storyline? What contributed to you either getting lost in the film or not?
6. Select two of the following artistic aspects from your film to evaluate the literary art (script), the vocal and physical art (acting)the visual art
(scenery and set design), the fabric art (costuming), or the music. For each artistic aspect, describe how it is portrayed in the film and explain
whether you think it was effective

Answer:

I think I know which one you're talking about. I'll try to answer things that I remember.

2. I think that it would be possible to recreate this movie as a theater production. However, there are dinosaurs, especially big dinosaurs that might be difficult to make realistic without CGI. The specific scenes where they are running away from dinosaurs or moving around a lot, for example in the lab at the beginning of the movie, would be hard to create on stage for the lack of space.

3. I feel like the actors would've had a hard time pretending they were running from a dinosaur, or expressing fear, because in reality, there was nothing there. On stage, they might be able to do this more easily because there would be something actually there.

6. I liked the facial expressions and music during the intense parts. The characters were terrified of these big dinosaurs that got loose.

How do people draw Nightcore on a computer then make it into a video? How do I draw anime? How long does it take?

Question 2 of 15
Rembrandt is known for a painting style that is:
A. detailed and emotionally charged.
B. decorative yet realistic.
C. sparse yet satirical.
O D. heroic and mythological.

What is your zodiac sign?
I am a pisces.

how to rap fast.
Ive tried: Practice for a year, tutorials, jaw exercises(eating), and a thing called sleep.

doesnt work for me and idk why

Where is the above building located?​

Donald plans to paint a realistic close-up of a cat. He wants to make the composition very precise and show fine details, such as the cat’s whiskers. Which type of paint should he use?

A. acrylic
B. watercolor
C. oil
D. tempera

Vietnamese silk painting originated from drawing ang painting of commercialpaper

What is the name for music with no connection to a story, poem, or idea?
A. Sterile music
B. Absolute music
C. Stoic music
D. Mechanical music

Question of the day
If you could stop one album from ever coming out what album would it be ??

my dog bit off my face what do i do

Reread lines 130-141. How does the narrator try to convince readers he sane and reliable? What effect does the narrator’s explanations have on the reader?

Draw a crushed soda can using a pencil.

Select the correct answer.
Which is the emotional effect of the drama on the reader?
O A. epiphany
OB.
catharsis
C.
hamartia
D.
hubris

Which is the BEST definition for the Principles of Design (POD)?
The principles of design are the ways that we can organize/compose an artwork
The principles are taken from real life to make an artwork
The principles use elements to make art
The principles of design are the ways that we can organize/compose the
elements within an artwork.

Which approach emphasizes a nonjudgmental study of religion?
A.
literary criticism
B.
sociology
C.
academic study
D.
history

medieval is art known for having very little depth
A. true
B. false

Hey, I have a question, I was thinking that if you have engineering skills or drawing skill you could help me to start a project , which would be a life or WW3 simulation.
Comment or answer if you would like to help.

problem that occurs when the sound leaves the microphone, reaches the speakers, and makes its way back into the
microphone

Do any of ya'll like Melanie Martinez? (if not u should listen to her)

whose better Tamiki Suo or Kyoya Oturey from Orian high host club.

What is the best thing about the LGBTQ+ community???

Read this excerpt from "The All-American Slurp."

As our family of four sat stiffly in a row, my younger brother and I stole glances at our parents for a clue as to what to do next.

What part of the plot is revealed in this excerpt?

an introduction to the members of the Lin family
a conflict between the narrator and her brother
a conflict in which the Lins are treated unkindly
a resolution in which the Lins feel comfortabl

hey people i need help with this what is prescriptive art

A Baroque music style developed mainly by imitative counterpoint *
a.Chorale
b.Toccata
c.Fugue
d.Oratorio

can you please hop off my questions if all your going to do is try to tell me what i can and cant do. So hop off please. i mean you would make a good class president or whatever. but, please stop trying to judge me, or tell me what to do , i dont listen to know one but, myself. Like, im not trying to be rude or anyhing im just tired of other people trying to rule me, or run my life. like who else is with me.

do you guys think i painted this

A graphic designer with a(n)
degree is limited to being an assistant under the supervision of senior graphic designers.

anyone know how to do this ?

PLEASE HELP!!!!! 10 POINTS Question 3 (True/False Worth 2 points) Photographers can use lines in a photograph to draw attention to the subject. True or False

The word "chiaroscuro" means light and dark in Italian. It was a technique frequently used in the 16th century in religious images to create a strong contrast. Why do you think contemporary artists don't seem to use this technique as frequently? I need help!