Although your video is a great example of ensemble work and the development of your collaborative skills, you could have included some further information for a higher grade. You could have described your understanding of ensemble performances, or evaluated how successful your group was. 4/8 Criteria B
1) Who was Sandro Rosa? Sandro Rosa do Nascimento was a struggling man who took to crime and one day boarded the public bus 174 on June 12th, 2000, in Jardim Botanico, Rio de Janeiro with the intention of robbing the passengers. The situation escalated fast when the bus driver escaped and the vehicle was blocked by a passing by military police car. TV crews, civillians and more officers flocked to the scene as Sandro Rosa took the passengers hostage. He demanded weapons and a new driver. If his demands weren't sated threatened to kill all of the passengers by 6 PM, he however had no intention of doing so. By 6 he faked shooting one of the passengers Janaina Lopes Neves and unsuccessfully attempted to exit the bus at 7. A police officer opened fire on Sandro who in panic accidentally killed the hostage along with the officer who missed his target. The whole event was aired live through the country. Sandro died while being taken to custody by the police. 2) Why did he do ...
Lighting design 18th April 2018 Why is lighting important-: - Lighting may be used to highlight or symbolize different objects . Spotlights are effective when symbolizing a particular object. It tells the audience where to focus on the stage. - The designer gets to create moods or atmospheres based on the color of the lights. For example, blue could symbolize the setting as an ocean or it could symbolize a hospital. - It has a lot of effect on shadows, which creates suspense and tension. - It can also determine the time of day and geographical location as well as the location. Illumination : The simple ability to see what is occurring on the stage. Any lighting design will be ineffective if the audience has to strain to see the characters. Focus : directing the audience's attention to an area of the stage or distracting them from another. Mood : Setting the tone of the scene. A harsh red light has a different effect than a soft lavend...
What is a costume? Costume includes all clothing, underclothing, hairdressing, makeup and accessories, such as hats, scarves, fans, canes, umbrellas and jewelry, worn or carried by each character in a production. The design and appearance of costumes are the province of the costume designer. Normally, there is a team of people that does costume design in a production. There are different costume designs. -: Character- Dictated by specific information in the scropt Decorative- Dictated by the setting and stage. Information provided by clothes Clothes can also be visible clues to the wearers emotional state. For example, the cagebirds production that the year tens did. In addition to psychological clues, clothing can provide a variety of objective information about a person, - Historical period- the shape and silhouette of garments can provide clear indications of their historical period. - Age- In any period, the color style and fit of clothes provide information about the a...
Although your video is a great example of ensemble work and the development of your collaborative skills, you could have included some further information for a higher grade. You could have described your understanding of ensemble performances, or evaluated how successful your group was. 4/8 Criteria B
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