Soundscape

Brink Production’s latest performance Long Tan, directed by Chris Drummond, takes his audience directly amid the infamous battle of the Vietnam War in less than two hours of heart-warming companionship and immersive carnage. Set on the stormy afternoon of August 16th, 1966, the play follows Delta Company, an infantry battalion comprising of ten young and rigorously trained soldiers from the Royal Australian Regiment, as Drummond presents the war between the Viet Cong and Australians from both sides

In every film there is always a message given, for the audience to acknowledge. As a fan of films, I can tell there are multiple films that are been successfully famous not for the high definition or the actors in the film but for the meaning that are brought to the audience. The culture expresses something different to each person as it has different meanings. Each culture has its own traditions as it is to each director with its own creativity, different techniques are been used in movies consequently

With The Time Verses (Criss Cross, 2017), alto saxophonist David Binney brings in his characteristic soundscapes, which, besides completely identifiable within his own style and compositional structure, sound bold and fresh. “I pay attention to those things. I'm not one to follow the pack and have always wanted to sound unique, always searching and stretching. I understand how to write and play interesting music. This is what I do and what I love. It's my passion and it comes naturally to me. Plus

and purpose of the area. This source provides insight to solutions to these problems, and the successful outcomes the National Park Service was able to implement. Pilcher, Ericka, et al. “Understanding and Managing Experiential Aspects of Soundscapes at Muir Woods National Monument.” Environmental Management, vol. 43, no. 3, 2009, pp.

By adding “new music soundscapes and lighting” (Annual Report, 2014, p. 5) with a “strong restaurant-level teams [that] focus on high performance standards, advanced training, and a rigorous selection process in order to focus on high quality food and service” (Annual Report, 2014

unique antagonists who transform their empathy, concern, anger, and other emotions into poetry, prose, or in our time, popular music. This was particularly true of the war in Vietnam. Given this era’s unique historical circumstances, the musical soundscape to the Vietnam War was strikingly different from the music that accompanied World War II. While there were patriotic songs that did very well... the vast majority of Vietnam War songs fell into the category of anti- rather than pro-war songs." (Candaele)

We created a clinical atmosphere by using white torches to light the scene, portraying Verity’s isolation. The narrators stood upstage and used monotonous voices, reflecting characters’ responses to Verity and creating contrast with Verity’s struggle, illustrating that no one knew how to help Verity. This created sympathy for her. The Veritys’ sporadic, downstage placement depicted her fragmented, powerless personality: we curled up, emphasising her isolation, and stared at one spot each while

5. How does this scene introduce some of the key themes of Blade Runner? Identify how the visual styles communicate these themes. Analysis points might include: camera style and movement, lighting, palette, editing and soundscape. The opening scene of Blade Runner introduces the film’s key themes of capitalist postmodernism, eyes and truth, and the power dynamics of the human/replicant relationship. The scene opens with a high angle long shot of a grey office, the cubicles dully lit by murky green

Evaluation Essay: Star Wars, A Revolutionary Franchise Few movie franchises have revolutionized the industry let alone affect daily American life, but through the cinematographic advancements made by George Lucas’ Star Wars both the industry and our culture have been set as the “Star Wars generation” (Constantine Hardings, New York Times, 1988). The reach of Star Wars can be seen in how studios’ production used technology never before seen such as cinemascope and computer generated imaging, the

Landscape and Architecture in Antonioni, Pasolini, and Rosi Soundscape: The Manipulation of Sound in Cinema Ever since the end of the era of silent film, sound, music, and even noise, has played and will continue to play a vital role in the world of cinema. It is through this very specific manipulation and creation of sound that directors are not only able to donate a particular emotion or feel to a scene, but also aides to allude to an even subtler subtext that exists within the world that