Frankie Thatcher Analysis

This was challenging and demanding but it helped us use different acting techniques e.g. voice, movement and facial expressions. So the audience would be able to differentiate between the different characters. I had 3 main roles in our production and the first character I worked on was probably the most difficult. I was given the characters Ogre’s grandmother, Musician, Hunter’s wife and woman neighbour. Characterization was bound within my own personality. Knowing this, I began to explore ways of developing my character that was part of me, rather than trying to copy a different character. I struggled with several things during the build up to the performance. I found it difficult to find how to portray the personality of my character “Woman Neighbour” but spending time with an old lady I knew and fit to the character description, I was able to develop how I would make my character seem realistic and more persuasive towards the

Tom would beat her awful a considerable measure. At the point when Tom educated her regarding his meeting with

Holden been to the carousel in Manhattan to take his little sister Phoebe to ride it. It reminded Holden about him being a kid again. Holden suddenly started to feel happy that he almost cried. In page 210, it said,”Anyway, we keep getting closer and closer to the carousel and you can start to hear that nutty it always play. It was playing,” Oh Marie!”. It played the same song about fifty years ago when I was a little kid. That’s one nice thing about carousels, they always play the same song.” This whole quote is illustrating how it when he take Phoebe to ride the carousel, it reminded him of his childhood. He said things like how they’ve been playing the same music for fifty years when he was a kid. He took Phoebe mainly cause he probably

Meet the Fockers is a movie about two families who meet to prepare for a wedding, but some funny and surprising things get in the way when secrets are revealed. Ben Stiller plays the groom, Greg Focker, and Teri Polo plays Pam Byrnes, the bride. The two of them decide to finally bring their families together to settle out wedding plans. As the their families get to know each other things do not go well. Greg knows that his family is not a typical family so he tries to impress Pam's family by downplaying the strange ways of his parents. This paper studies communication in the movie by looking closely at eight specific communication principles and applying them to eight scenes.

The imbalance of her thoughts and emotions causes her to feel panicked which in turn causes her to make hurried decisions. Arnold tells her that she wants to be with him, that no one can love her like he can, and that they are meant to be together. This is what causes her to feel safe and loved. He also tells her that he is going to harm her family if she calls the police. This is the counteractive threat that scares her and makes her feel in

Kenneth didn’t have much time to relax as the police were on their way and two brave souls, Loretta Lee and Kevin Dylan, came to help Max. Loretta acted as a distraction in a way until Kevin came along with a squirt gun filled with curry powder, soap and vinegar and the police. The 13 year old shot it into Killer Kanes eyes and broke out with Max to meet the police outside as forces went into the house to finally put Kenneth back where he belonged, prison.

Edward Weston another US photographer born March 24 1886 was one of the artist that took his work to the next level. Modernism was all about the emotional experience, no rules would count for lighting and composition. This would be a great escape from the reflex replica of painting ways. He believed that the point of view would change when the camera is moved. Teacher would never be able to tell an artist what type of work to photograph, they had to find their own style. Discipline and techniques made the work interesting. Edward decided to work in his studio with reflection lighting. Bending light that enters a medium, this meant that when light processed through a medium, and it slows down, light will then bend from its normal form. The medium that Edward wanted to work with was mainly natural forms, fruit, shells, all twisted shapes which is the basic element of color, forms and geometry. He wanted people to visualize and read into his work and make a comparison with the human body. He experimented with modern art and eventually made direct prints form his negatives.

There were comedy as well as drama that driven the audiences' emotion up and down. The actors portrayed their characters well; for example, the actress Sarah was the one that brought laughter to the viewers the most; another was May cast by Andrea Limon, who did an excellent job taking on such a strong role by acting as a women with strong conservative perspective towards love, result in regretting not expressing her love to Tom. However, it would be a perfect touching scene if Limon could show the audience more about her sorrow in the scene of Tom's

Becky reveals very poor ethics and unprofessional behavior at the workplace but Becky did it for a reason. It is inappropriate when Paul always making problems at the workplace and did not attend meeting. In the scene, it is not his first discipline problem and he did not respect Becky as a boss. Paul attitude and discipline make Becky hard to handle and the best solution is to fired Paul. Becky reflects her personality as a boss and shows her assertiveness to control all the

When Tom and Becky were in an argument, Becky noticed that Tom was purposefully flirting with Amy Lawrence (his previous crush). She decided that two could play the game. She attempted this by spending time with Alfred Temple—a boy in their class. When Tom finally left, flirting with Amy, Becky lost all patience. She shrugged off Alfred and fled. Alfred stood there, processing this scene, wondering what he did wrong. Then it hit him. Becky simply manipulated him. She used him like a pawn in her little game of jealousy. He was so angered at this burning truth that he took the jet black ink and poured it in Tom’s spelling book. Becky saw this

In relation the Hamlet scene, the character acting lost if the audience sees the amount of lost while Hamlet’s voice in enraged there able to understand the scene more in depth based on the emotion they see based off the actor’s body language. In Macbeth’s rehearsal the director wanted to focus on how Lady Macbeth slowly loses herself and seems to become crazed. When Lady Macbeth sees her husband after he murders the king without the actors the audience wouldn’t be able to decipher that she isn’t phased in what she wanted her husband to do to make her Queen, but she is phased by how crazy he has become. In Much Ado About Nothing, the director moved the location of the door that Beatrice needed to exit the scene. With this change the audience sees the distress she is as she withdraws herself from

Thomas Sawyer and Becky Thatcher should not have been engaged. This arrangement should not have been made for these three reasons; it was not moral, it was unwise, and the duo skipped steps. While Becky was an angel of grace, Tom was a demon of chaos.

Method acting is often misinterpreted as an acting exercise where the actor “becomes” the character, and keeps the persona of that character until they have completed their work. This misguided thinking has been promoted by pop culture and even sometimes by actors themselves. The Lee Strasberg Film & Theatre Institute defines the Method as when “actors use their imagination, sense and emotion to conceive characters with unique and original behavior, creating performances grounded in the human truth of the moment.” This definition focuses more on the relationship between the actor and their character, rather than both being one and the same. Method acting is not a new idea. It is thought to have been considered an acting exercise for

“Whatever you do your point of view is going to show somewhere. It usually only gets noticed and called ‘political’ if it’s against the status quo.”

Mr. Gilbert Keith Chesterton was a fascinating man. He weighed nearly 290 pounds. He was so large that P. G. Wodehouse once described a very loud sound as “a sound like G. K. Chesterton falling on a sheet of tin.” Chesterton once remarked to George Bernard Shaw, his friendly enemy in many a debate and exchanged essay, “To look at you, anyone would think a famine had struck England.” Shaw responded, “To look at you, anyone would think you have caused it.” Chesterton originally attended the Slade School of Art to become an illustrator, but he dropped out before receiving a degree. He certainly enjoyed drawing and did some excellent work in that area, but he soon turned his pen instead to another purpose: writing.