FINE ARTS WITH DONNIE CARLO
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- Performance art
- the arts such as dance music theater that are performed before an audience.
- exoposition
- the aspect of plot in which necessary background information introduction of character and current situation are detailed. In music, first section of sonata form.
- complication
- In the art, literature and film a major part of a dramatic plot. In which crises arise leading to a climax. Also, a situation or a detail of character that enters into and complicates the main thread of a plot.
- Denouement
- In theater film and literature the final resolution of a dramatic or narrative plot-that is, the events following the climax.
- Protagonist
- in theater film and literature the leading actor or personage in a play or narrative work that is the major character around whose decisions and actions the plot revolves.
- ARENA theater
- In theater, a stage/audience arrangements in which the stage is surrounded on all sides by seats for the audience.
- Thrust theater
- a production arrangement in which an audience sits on three sides of the stage.
- Proscenium theater
- a form of theater architecture in which a frame (arch) seperates the audience from the stage (picture frame stage)
- Tragedy
- a serious drama or other literary work in which conflict between a protagonist and a superior force (often fate) concludes in a disaster from the protagonist.
- Comedy
- the genre of dramatic literature that deals with the light or the amusing or with the serious and profound in a light, familiar, or satiric manner.
- Melodrama
- In theater, a genre characterized by stereotyped characters in plausible plots and emphasis on spectacle.
- theme
- the dominant idea.
- narrative cinema
- Motion pictures that adhere to the rules of narrative logic (as opposed to experimental or avant garde cinema).
- documentary
- a work that presents its subject factually often with interviews or narration.
- absolute cinema
- a film that exists in its own sake for its record of movement or form.
- Montage
- In film, montage is a type of cut handled either as an indication as compression or elongation of time or as a rapid succession of images to illustrate an association of ideas.
- Form Cut
- a cut that jumps from one image to another both of which have a similar shape or contour.
- Parallel Development
- he process of creating and maintaining multiple variants of a software system concurrently.
- direct address
- In theater and film when the character addresses the audience directly.
- Ballet
- a classical or formal tradition resting heavily on a set of prescribed movements actions and positions
- modern dance
- a form of concert dance relying on emotional use of the body as opposed to formalized or conventional movement such as ballet and stressing human emotion and the human condition.
- Jazz dance
- a form arising partly from African dance customs and with a strong improvisational nature that developed into American social and entertainment dances.
- Pantomime
- the transmission of emotions and meaning through gesture.
- Mise-en-scene
- the complete visual environment of the production including scenery liting propertiz costoome, and physical structure of theatre.