What character trait might be most important for a director to possess? How might your answer compare to other theatrical jobs (e.g., what traits seem most important for actors, designers, stage managers, etc.)?
What will be an ideal response?
The student could say that the most important job a director has is to unify a
vision of many minds and compare that notion to that of an actor, whose job is to create a
fully realized character that the audience identifies with, not someone who fits into a larger
scheme of things, but rather someone who is vivid enough, that the character can be
melded by the director into something that fits into a unified idea.
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a) poses a complicated relationship between desire and sexual license. b) celebrates the superiority of spiritual love. c) represents rationality overcoming passion. d) personifies the beauty of physical love.
Close-ups need closer sound presence than do long shots
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Spain's Mozarabic style is the result of __________.
A. Islamic influence B. Roman conquest C. discovery of the Americas D. pilgrimages to Compostela
What factors led to the dramatic sales of CDs?
A. Less dynamic range in the music compared to vinyl B. Broke more easily than vinyl C. Boomers bought the music of their youth again in another format D. Better cover artwork