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    The Drama/Triller Film, Argo, directed by Ben Affleck, released in 2012, starts on November 4th, 1979, when militants stormed the United States Embassy in Tehran, Iran, capturing 66 American Hostages. Stuck in-between the confusion, 6 American Hostages manage to escape and manage to find refuge with the Canadian Ambassador. Knowing that in just a matter of time they will be found and most likely executed, the United States government calls on Tony Mendez to rescue them. His plan is to pretend to be a Hollywood producer in search of locations in Iran and trains the American refugees too act as this crew. Leading and Supporting Actors include Ben Affleck as Tony Mendez, Alan Arkin as Lester Siegel, Bryan Cranston as Jack O`Donnell, John Goodman…

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    written in this topic to properly utilise drama elements. After editing and improving, final script emerged. After several practices it was recorded using some of the drama elements and a few props like books and photos were used. Windows movie maker was used to edit the movie effectively. The short film ‘The Gift’ was chosen for viewing for ‘Arts responding’ aspect of the assessment. The drama brought tears and had a very important message for everyone. ‘Being rich is not about how much you…

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    Drama Responding Analysis

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    arts for Educators: Assessment 2 Drama Responding. Drama elements or “the elements”(Dinham,2011) how it’s referred to in delivering in authentic arts education, is building blocks of drama employed in shaping the dramatic action to create meaning in a film, book and song. These elements are important in dramatic performances because it shows you the “tools” you can work with to shape the dramatic presentation of ideas. By having the elements in your performance it enhances the performance and it…

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    Come Back Little Sheba

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    addiction, desire, and sexuality throughout the play. His wife is Lola Delaney who is a traditional American house wife who battles nostalgia, isolation and a desire for attention. Then threes Marie who is staying with the Delaney’s is a young women facing many challenges like sexuality, desire, and growth a she changes from scene to scene. Marie has two love interest in Turk and Bruce that shed light on the character that Marie is. In Drama for students by David Galens, Sheri Metzger who is a…

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    Comedy Research Paper

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    Drama is one of the three major literary genres, besides prose and poetry, and while it can contain both other generic forms, it fundamentally differs from both. Mostly because drama, in the broadest sense, is a work of art meant to be performed on stage. So, we can say that drama is a performative genre, both communal (created by the play-going society, a community of theatre-makers and playwrights) as well as time and space-specific. I will compare between Drama and Comedy. Firstly, we will…

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    that William Shakespeare is one of the world’s greatest playwrights. He is known for his ability to entertain audiences and capture their affections through his beloved characters. Many of his plays contain themes that are everlasting and able to move audiences through several generations. One play in particular, though, leaves many critics asking questions about how to classify the drama. Shakespeare’s play, The Merchant of Venice, is the piece that seems to trouble audiences everywhere. The…

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    Oedipus The King Essay

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    The earliest tragedy in the world is the ancient Greek tragedy. This is the origin of the entire Western drama, so tragedy is the oldest drama theme. Conversely, it is a form of theatre from Ancient Greece and Asia Minor. This form of tragedy is widely believed to be an extension of the ancient rites carried out in honor of Dionysus. “Scholars suspect this may be traced to a time when a goat was either the prize in a competition of choral dancing or was that around which a chorus danced prior to…

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    When I went to see the international spelling bee I expected what you would of some run down high school version of a play. At my school we didn’t really have a vast drama club so my expectations were sort of low for this piece. It was kind of like when you go to attend a film in theatres you see all of these commercials and then attend the movie to just rewatch the key parts that they already presented to you in the commercial. One does not have this with live theatre I did not know what to…

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    The Cleanser Show Analysis

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    public including print, recording, film, radio and TV. TV utilization specifically can be considered gendered from various points of view, by taking a gander at things like representation of the genders in programming, the laborers on the shows and the groups of onlookers, scholastics can pick up a finer understanding of society and society. In the event that we take a gander at TV gatherings of people and their inclination regarding TV classes specifically, there is plainly a…

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    Gone Girl is a crime-drama film that premiered in 2014 based on a novel by Gillian Flynn. The movie begins with Nick Dunne, the husband of Amy Dunne sitting at the bar that he and his sister own. The two are talking about how it is his and Amy’s five-year anniversary and complaining that his past with Amy was a lot better than their relationship currently is. As Nick arrives home, a messy sight greets him within his house; there are signs of torture and Amy is nowhere to be found. The police…

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