#theatrical
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Movie poster of The Great Gatsby, the new film by Baz Luhrmann, based on the novel of the same title by Francis Scott Fitzgerald.
byEmanuele Capponi
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Donna, serva della mia casa è uno spettacolo teatrale organizzato dall’Accademia Filarmonica Romana con il patrocinio di Amnesty International, Telefono Rosa, Casa Internazionale delle donne e Donne per la dignità.
Due opere in prima assoluta per raccontare due storie universali. Due giovani donne oppresse, ma infine più forti del loro oppressore. Due vicende ispirate dalla cronaca del nostro tempo, per due lavori di teatro musicale che affrontano tematiche contemporanee.
Appreciate this on behance
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Remember the tale I told you once about the Gods, how it used to be their love that made the world go ‘round?
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So apparently we do large graduations now too!
Jazz Band lighting!
The Diva Shell struggle during end of year concert season is real! Each 30’ tower weighs about 1000lbs. This is about 1.5 hrs of work sped up. We generally do this a couple of times a week.
We thought go big or go home this year for our districts Pride Week! Gotta love those Chroma-q’s!
It’s OAP season again… I need more 2:30pm “Murder” coffees from Starbucks, my second of the day!
We got a chance last night to create/produce NYC’s Ballet Nepantla’s beautiful “Valentina” show as they toured through Texas! The show highlights the strength and resilience of women during Revolutionary Mexico.
We had to bake our older 2nd vinyl marley dance floor a little bit so we could stretch it out and tape it down for a ballet folklorico touring show tomorrow!
Let’s help a HS Theatre program get their auditorium working again they said. It hasn’t been used since the pandemic started so it won’t be creepy they said! They lied!
I watched our Diva Shell wall being put in from our pin rail and it sways even more than I thought.
Besides building the dock in the pit for Mamma Mia we had a chance to build the “towers” on both USL and USR. 14’ Hollywood flats plastered to look like the outside of homes in Greece.
“Doubt thou the stars are fire;
Doubt that the sun doth move;
Doubt truth to be a liar;
But never doubt I love.”
William Shakespeare, Hamlet.
The Batman; Drawn on Procreate, 2022
I took the default spray paint brushes from Procreate and created these minimal, super contrasted portraits based off of frames from “The Batman”. I used this brush because it was a change from something harsh, like the 6B pencil brush I usually use, and I think having softer lines makes things look more realistic. It also reflects the urban setting of the film to use a spray paint or graffiti-like style (as well as the film itself–There are several scenes where characters use spray paint).
This was a really fun way to teach myself how light and shadow play across different materials, and how to replicate that light with one color. I also really like how one stroke of paint can suggest an entire article of clothing, out of focus. I really like how these turned out, even if red on black is kind of hard to see.
Anyway, I think I’m obsessed with this movie.
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The Royal Mile and St Giles Cathedral on The Royal Mile during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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