Answer:
The number of roles: How many people will be able to participate?
The number of scene changes/scene complexity: How difficult will it be for us to design the set and the costumes?
Budget: Again, how much will we have for costumes, set design, and any other needed materials?
The subject matter: Is this something that participants will enjoy or relate to? Will we have fun? Will the community coming to watch be interested?
I would probably apply similar criteria if I was selecting a play for a Broadway show, but in that situation, we'd probably have more resources for costume, sets, etc.
learning task 1:
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Answer 1: It is called the last frontier because it still remains more than 50% of it's original forest cover and harbors vast stretches of old growth forests on its mountainous slopes.
Paraphasing technique - which is consists of a preexisting tune carried out ( Help ASAP)
A. all the voices
B. by one solo voice
C. By men's chorus
WILL GIVE BRAINLEST!! Can someone tell me how to count the last measure???
Which artist became one of the first artists
to become employed by the Works Progress
Administration Federal Art Project?
Minas Avetisyan
Arshile Gorky
Elaine de Kooning
Louise Nevelson
Answer:
D. Arshile Gorky
Explanation:
1. Which artist became one of the first artists to become employed by the Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project? Answer: D. Arshile Gorky- In 1933, Arshile Gorky became one of the first artists to become employed by the Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project.
PLEASE HELP!!! Describe a film or play that you’ve seen in which your artistic vision would be different from the artistic vision of the production you saw. How does your artistic vision differ from the production you saw? In other words, what would you change about the film/play in order to meet your artistic vision?
Draw a beautiful garden
Answer:
Explanation:
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Wake up, get up, get out there by Shoji Meguro Who am I?
Am I not unique?
Maybe I'm not here
At all
Look, the fakers
Blinding us with lies
The breakers of us all
Oh, it's useless
What could it mean that we're here?
Can we make a difference?
If we don't break out of here?
Wake up, get up, get out there
Raise your voice against liars
Feed your anger like fire
Why does nobody want change?
Just imagine you're out there
Swatting lies in the makin'
Can't move fast without breakin'
If you hold on life won't change
The fakers, are all sick at heart
Their faces hiding their fear
They look down on, all the rest of us
Like they're some special breed
Who's the high lord...
Who thinks he's better than us?
Ain't it a crime that, is there a mission for us?
Who is that high lord...
Who'd kill a million of us?
And as the bell tolls...
Is there no remission for us?
Wake up, get up, get out there
There's more to life than their way
If you live you cannot stay
Why does nobody want change?
Let your voices ring out, yeah
Take the mask off and be free
Find yourself in the debris
If you hold on life won't change
Wake up, get up, get out there
Raise your voice against liars
Feed your anger like fire
Why does nobody want change?
Just imagine you're out there
Swatting lies in the makin'
Can't move fast without breakin'
If you hold on life won't change
Answer the following question in 1-2 complete sentences.
Explain the difference between Structuralism and Non-Structuralism.
Answer:
Structuralism relies on the concept that interpretations should not focus on signs and symbols, but rather analyze the piece for what it is. Non-Structuralism refers to how the art relates to the artists personal concept of self.
Explanation:
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The idea behind structuralism is that meanings shouldn't be primarily determined by signs and symbols. In relation to the artist's unique sense of self, non-structuralism is used to describe art.
What is Structuralism?A confusing concept that refers to a variety of methods of thinking in a variety of contexts is called structuralism. Social science is linked to the structuralism movement in the humanities and sociologies.
The philosophical and scholarly sorts of hypotheses that both elaborate on and dismiss the ideas put out by classicism are referred to as Nonstructuralism. The scholarly endeavor that came before it.
Non-Structuralism speaks to the relationship between workmanship and the individual sense of self of the craftsperson whereas Structuralism lacks it.
Learn more about Structuralism and Non-Structuralism, here:
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Who likes NCT? Who is your bias or biases?
Answer:
i dont know probably lucas
My biases are Mark, Doyoung, and Chenle!! ^^
Kehinde Wiley’s method of creating paintings involves casting everyday African American people to pose as subjects and recreate famous paintings from art history. Why do you think he does that?
Wealth in the United States O A) is computed by subtracting assets from debt B) is most likely invested in income-producing property © C) is more evenly distributed than income D) is nonexistent for nearly 1 in 4 US households
But now there's nowhere to hide
Since you pushed my love aside
I'm out of my head
Hopelessly devoted to you
Hopelessly devoted to you
Ano ang mga imumungkahi mong paraan upang higit na mapanatili ang kalinisan, kaayusan at kagandahan ng mga likas at makasaysyang lugar sa ating bansa?
I have an assignment on perspective, please rate this and give criticism! All comments are appreciated! <3
Answer:
Wow that's incredible! the line art is amazing! Maybe add some clouds or sky of sorts? I love your use of colors! :-)
Explanation:
have a lovely day/night!
Answer:
Thats awesome dude!!
Explanation:
I dont mean dude as in male unless you are male anyways it looks cool T_T
Can someone pls draw this on a 10X10 grid with the colouring and stuff.....PLS I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST !
Answer:
I don't think it is possible, It should be like 100 x 100 instead.
Use ggl draws to draw these, it is super easy ^^
Explanation:
What’s the theme of this art? The themes are Family, Love, Racism, Friendship, Equality, America, Power, Nerd, Miracle, Art, Freedom.. can someone help me choose one of those themes and why u picked that theme??
What is something you love to do? And why?
Answer:
One thing I love to do is make YT videos. I make videos for my school and just fun videos in general.
list some characteristics of robert campin's mérode altarpiece
Answer:
symbolized by Adam and Eve, are sinful, they will be saved because God, in his infinite love, will sacrifice his own son for this purpose.
Explanation:
During a recent survey, it was observed that the number of child abuse and neglect cases have increased significantly in a state. The state plans to implement certain legislations to reduce the number of child abuse and neglect cases. Which Act will help the state fund this goal?
Explanation:
The children's act will help
what is symbolic expression
Answer:
It means representing semi structured data in human-readable ext form, mostly composed of symbols and lists and extensively used in the Lisp programming language.
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Have a good day!!!
Answer: Symbolic expression is a way of expressing an individual’s thoughts, opinions, and emotions through visual art or literature. The viewer consuming the media will be able to understand and empathize with the creator of the certain media and understand why they made it.
Explanation:
Pretty self explanatory.
Pls I need the answers is due today!!
Answer: I’m not sure because I dunno if there is text attached to these but just based off what it appears to be.
Anything describing a character or something relating to them would be exposition: 22, 23, 30.
Since I haven’t read the selection it’s hard to tell the climax from the action and resolution but I’ll give you some simple definitions.
B. Rising action: anything moving the story along that happens before the climax
C. Climax: Usually what the story is based on, it’s the most exciting part of the story.
D. Falling action: After the most exciting part the story is trying to wrap up but hasn’t ended yet.
E. Resolution is the ending of the story. This is when you can tell if the story had a positive ending or not.
Explain the difference between Structuralism and Non-Structuralism.
Answer:
Structuralism relies on the concept that interpretations should not focus on signs and symbols, but rather analyze the piece for what it is. Non-Structuralism refers to how the art relates to the artists personal concept of self.
Explanation:
Answer:
Structuralism relies on the concept that interpretations should not focus on signs and symbols, but rather analyze the piece for what it is. Non-Structuralism refers to how the art relates to the artists personal concept of self.
Explanation:
Who/What is the Wolfs' name that you meet in the second chapter of Batim?
(Bendy, and the Ink Machine?
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Answer:
Boris the wolf of music
Explanation:
Answer:
Boris the Wolf.
Explanation:
He loves Bacon Soup.
Also im pretty sure he is the first loveable character in the Bendy franchise.
i heard there was a special place
where men could go emancipate
the brutality
and tyranny
of their rulers
this place is real,
you needn't fret
with Wilbur, tommy, tubbo
frick eret
a very big
and not blown up
L'manburg
My L’manburg
My L’manburg
My L’manburg
My L’manburg
For freedom and for liberty
Our nation sought to build on these
A victory for all under our freedom
Well the darkness came and then it went
We built a home and watched it sink
And from the rubble
Emerged my great
L’Manburg
My L’manburg
My L’manburg
My L’manburg
My L’manburg
With bloodied hands
And weakened knees
Our peoplе rose like
The phoеnix
Our empty fields and canals ‘round
L’Mantree
With sweat and tears we armed our ranks
We laid foundations in our land
And from every lips fro here up to infinity
We sing L’Manburg
We sing L’Manburg
We sing L’Manburg
We sing L’Manburg
Think about a movie or a play that you’ve seen recently. What did you notice about the set design? Write two or three paragraphs describing the set design and what effect it had on the movie.
Answer: Twilight is a 2008 American romantic fantasy film based on Stephenie Meyer's 2005 novel of the same name. Directed by Catherine Hardwicke, the film stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson. It is the first film in The Twilight Saga film series. This film focuses on the development of the relationship between Bella Swan (a teenage girl) and Edward Cullen (a vampire), and the subsequent efforts of Edward and his family to keep Bella safe from a coven of evil vampires.
The project was in development for approximately three years at Paramount Pictures, during which time a screen adaptation that differed significantly from the novel was written. Summit Entertainment acquired the rights to the novel after three years of the project's stagnant development. Melissa Rosenberg wrote a new adaptation of the novel shortly before the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike and sought to be faithful to the novel's storyline. Principal photography took 44 days and was completed on May 2, 2008; the film was primarily shot in Oregon.
Explanation:
Answer:
Joel Schumacher’s 2002 movie “Phone Booth” is set in New York City. There are a few minutes of Times Square to establish the locale; however, the phone booth is the main set for this film. It is in this phone booth that the lead actor played by Colin Farrell spends nearly the entire movie. The premise is that he is pinned down in the phone booth by an unseen sniper. While in the movie the phone booth where Farrell’s character is trapped is at 53rd Street and 8th Avenue, it was really constructed on West Fifth Street at South Spring Street in Los Angeles, not in New York City.
The scenes shot inside the phone booth took 10 days to shoot. The rest of the scenes that included exterior shots of the booth's surroundings took only two days to shoot. Despite the limited sets used in this movie, it is very riveting.
While the phone booth was like any other, in many shots a piece of graffiti is shown tagged on the booth. The graffiti is an advertisement for the OBEY skateboarding clothing brand. When I noticed and identified the graffiti, I thought the connection with the OBEY brand is interesting because one of the film’s main themes is obedience.
Describe what OP Art is in your own words?
Answer:
Op art is short for 'optical art'. The word optical is used to describe things that relate to how we see. ... Op art works in a similar way. Artists use shapes, colours and patterns in special ways to create images that look as if they are moving or blurring
What is the first dance u go to when ur in 9th grade?
what is the best anime you ever watch and why
Answer:
Code geass
Explanation:
I'm new to the anime fandom. I've only watched death note, code geass and fullmetal alchemist, but code geass was my favourite by far.
Answer:
o honestly cant pick between my hero academia and seven deadly sins lol
Explanation:
they are both some of the best anime's ive watched
Explain the photographer's use of light in this composition in two or more sentences:
Answer:
maybe to determines not only brightness and darkness, but also tone, mood, and the atmosphere.
What is the first dance u go to in 9th grade?
I'm writing a book tysm
Answer:
I went to Homecoming and wore a suit while dancing formally, I had a rlly great time :3
Explanation:
:3
I went to the homecoming dance my freshman year