Thursday, December 10, 2009

What's the name and artist of this song? It's a classical piece.?

Well- because it is classical- there are no lyrics! But it is played in a commercial (I'm in New York- so maybe other states get different commercials?) Anyways- It was that commercial for the Bronx Ballet Theatre- or New York Ballet Theatre. I know for SURE that it was a ballet commercial. It's kind of an old commercial, but I saw it the other day and reminded me of the song. It's an old song too. I have the techno version- but I want the original. I could send the file to you via email if you'de like. -- xenosaga295@yahoo.com %26gt;_%26lt; **Desperate**



What's the name and artist of this song? It's a classical piece.?concerts



Carl Orff- "O Fortuna"--the first movement from his cantata "Carmina Burana"

What major should i study in??????

i want to become a set designer. Whether its for a theater or a t.v. set. I'm thinking that majoring into interior designing would work best but i'm not sure.



i was looking at Fullerton states majors and i saw one that is Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts and you theres different things you can concentrate on like dance, acting, and production. I was thinking i might be interested in the production part. I looked up the classes i might need to take if i go into that and ACTING is one of the classes. I mean, the whole reason i want to become a set designer is because i like the BEHIND THE SCENES...



also, what are some other jobs that are behind the scenes for a theater or t.v. movie/show. Other than directer, producer, and camera man.



thanks =)



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If you want to be a set designer for TV or theatre, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatre would probably be your best preparation. It will teach you the technical aspects of theatre that you would need, as well as the history of theatre, makeup, stagecraft, etc. to work in the theatre.



You mention that you want to work behind the scenes, and that you would have to take acting, and I can see how you feel this is unnecessary, since you want to be offstage. However, those that major in acting DO have to take Stagecraft - they have to learn how to make costumes and build sets - every theatre major learns the full gamut, because theatre is a multidisciplinary art form - you're basically a team player if you major in this.



If you want to work in theatre, you could also work on the business side of it, selling tickets, promoting the show, etc.



You could be a costume designer or work in hair and makeup, helping the actors get ready for the show. You could be a lighting designer, and that is a job that you could do for theatre or in concert venues. If you've ever been to one of Elton John's concerts, lighting is a huge aspect of his performances. And if you love the entire art form of theatre, you could teach high school theatre- you will definitely have to be acquainted with every part of the discipine to run a high school production.



If you want to work in TV, you could major in Radio/Television, and be an anchor on TV, reporter, or you could write the stories that are aired.



A good way to test a potential major is to try getting paid for the work. If you live near an amusement park, working on the crew of stage shows is a great experience to see if theatre as a career is a good choice. You get paid for it, it's fun, and you learn a lot. Also, some parks have Halloween attractions coming up, so you can try to get a job there as an actor, technician, or makeup artist- that will give you a better idea as to what you should do long-term.



Break a leg!



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yeah, interior designing would be a good choice.
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"Ongoing insecurity"...?

http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?Ne... QUOTE



Ongoing insecurity hampering humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan 鈥?UN



WFP convoy 17 December 2007 鈥?Having to operate under tighter security restrictions has curtailed the efforts of United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in delivering vital humanitarian aid to thousands of Afghans in preparation for winter, the world body鈥檚 mission in the country said today." UNQUOTE



How about this for a radical thought...?



MAYBE ... IF Politicians and aid-workers were to -



i) LISTEN to the security person on the ground...



ii) OBEY the advice of the security person on the ground without changing the goal posts AFTER an agreement has been made



iii) Indeed, maybe they should stay well away from the theatre of war until the Military and security forces have decided and stated a cease fire has been agreed upon to allow aid to go in?



Maybe they'd feel more secure when the guns are put down..



"Ongoing insecurity"...?classical music



No. If we do not provide aid to Afghanistan, we will not have any chance of winning. The philosophy of the British Army in such situations is a hearts and minds approach. It will not work on all, but if it works on enough, Afghanistan will be able to look after itself sooner and not later. And in order to do that, aid needs to be given.



We are not there to occupy Afghanistan, we are there to make it better, so that is what we need to do, while fighting.



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Humanitarian aid must be curtailed due to security reasons because people will be deprived of aid.
Thank you for the warm fuzzy feeling your compassionate post has inspired.



Yes, it makes much more sense to stop sending aid until after the war has ended and no more aid is needed.

Best place to rent costumes for a show?

I am looking towards directing a show next spring and would also have to do all the design work as well, as it is at a small theatre. I was wondering if anyone knows of good places across the States to rent theatrical costumes? I'm stationed in Texas and seeing as I'm on a budget, would most likely only rent 5-7 outfits for my principles. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!



Best place to rent costumes for a show?performing arts



Look into the costume studios @ college Theatre Arts departments.



I studied theatre at the University of New Mexico, and our costume department kept a massive “morgue” of wardrobe items from seemingly every stage production ever mounted @ UNM. Interested parties were allowed to affordably rent those costumes year-round, and it was an enormous resource in the community.



Here are 3 ideas to pursue in north/central Texas (hopefully not too far from you):



Abilene Christian University



http://www.acu.edu/academics/cas/theatre...



Sandy Freeman?



Associate Professor, Costuming/Makeup



freemans@acu.edu



TCU



http://www.theatre.tcu.edu/



Michele Alford



Costume Studio Supervisor



m.alford@tcu.edu



Baylor University



http://www.baylor.edu/theatre/index.php?...



Dawn Kane



Costume Technician



dawn_kane@baylor.edu



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Lynch's Costumes - http://www.lynchs.com/



Costume Holiday House - http://www.costumeholidayhouse.com/theat...



Also, there are probably some great costumers in your area, try seeing if they would like to donate their services and make costumes, people love getting involved!

Towns near Toronto?

My husband and I have lived in the States of all our lives, but we have visited Canada (Stratford to be exact) a few times, and love it there. His job here has a location in Toronto, and we're thinking making the big move next spring.



A few questions...



1. How is the theatre scene in the Toronto area? (I'm a musical theatre actress)



2. We're looking to commute into the city (no longer than 40min pref.) are there any nice, smaller towns/cities outside of Toronto?



3. If anyone has experienced living both in the US and in Canada, what are the key differences in everyday living, if at all?



Thanks! :)



Towns near Toronto?symphony



I've tried to answer all of your questions below:



1. We have plenty of theatres, including the Toronto Live Theatre. I'm sure you'll get a job.



2. The three most suitable towns would be Scarborough, *Markham*, or Mississauga. I say this through experience of visiting all the surrounding towns of the heart of Toronto. Markham is very nice ^^



3. I have visited New York City, and i can say that it is much bigger than Toronto Downtown. Although larger, your lifestyle will remain the same. Except for the fact that we have milk in bags (not in cartons) =)



It's really pretty much the same though.



***If you want any more info on anything, don't hesitate to email me !



Towns near Toronto?performing arts center opera theater



The Toronto Theater scene is quite vibrant.



The surrounding areas are mostly cities however there are some very quaint little boroughs in many of those cities.



There is Mississauga with Port Credit (www.portcredit.ca) That is actually only about 20 minutes from the down town core. Oakville is quite nice as well, very quaint, however can be pricey.



On the other side you have Pickering, Scarborough (yuck), Markham. To the North there is North York, Vaughan.



For easiest access and a quick commute look at the go transit website www.gotransit.ca it will give you a listing of all the little town and their accessibility by rail. Toronto can be a nightmare to commute into, however the train system is very fast, and clean.
Niagara Falls was great, especially the full rainbow that goes over the falls once every several days or so!
I can only answer number 2 since i'm not much of a theatre goer, nor have lived in the States. If you want a smaller community that is one of the fastest growing in Canada and not far west from Toronto, take a look at Milton. It is also located on the GO Transit Lakeshore West train line with direct access to Union Station downtown Toronto, which would be a lot easier commute if you work in the city.

Ok folks its 6am just in from work checked mail found this what do you think as my laughter brain de

Joan of Arc was burnt to a steak and was cannonized by Bernard Shaw.



Finally Magna Carta provided that no free man should be hanged twice for the same offence.



In midevil times most people were alliterate.



The greatest writer of the futile ages was Chaucer, who wrote many poems and verses and also wrote literature.



Another story was William Tell, who shot an arrow through an apple while standing on his son's head.



Queen Elizabeth was the 'Virgin Queen'. As a queen she was a success. When she exposed herself before her troops they all shouted 'hurrah'.



It was an age of great inventions and discoveries. Gutenberg invented removable type and the Bible.



Another important invention was the circulation of the blood.



Sir Walter Raleigh is a historical figure because he invented cigarettes and started smoking. And Sir Francis Drake circumcised the world with a 100 foot clipper.



The greatest writer of the Renaissance was William Shakespeare. He was born in the year 1564, supposedly on his birthday. He never mad much money and is famous only because of his plays. He wrote tragedies, comedies and hysterectomies, all in Islamic pentameter. Romeo and Juliet are an example of a heroic couplet. Romeo's last wish was to be laid by Juliet.



Writing at the same times as Shakespeare was Miguel Cervantes. He wrote Donkey Hote.



The next great author was John Milton. Milton wrote Paradise Lost. Then his wife died and he wrote Paradise Regained.



During the Renaissaance America began. Christopher Columbus was a great navigator who discovered America while cursing about the Atlantic. His ships were called the Pinto, the Nina and the Santa Fe.



Later the Pilgrims crossed the ocean, and this was called Pilgrim's Progress.The winter of 1620 was a hard one for the settlers. Many people died and many babies were born. Captain John Smith was responsible for all this.



One of the causes fo the Revolutionary war was the English put tacks in their tea. Also the colonists would send their parcels through the post without stamps. Finally, the colonists won the War and no longer had to pay for taxis.



Delegates from the original 13 states formed the Contented Congress. Thomas Jefferson, a Virgin, and Benjamin Franklin were two singers of the Declaration of Independence.



Franklin discovered electricity by rubbing two cats backwards and declared ' A horse divided against itself cannot stand'. Franklin died in 1790 and is still dead.



Abraham Lincoln became America's greatest Precedent.



Lincoln's mother died in infancy, and he was born in a log cabin which he built with his own hands.



Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves by signing the Emasculation Proclamation.



On the night of April 14 1865, Lincoln went to the theatre and got shot in his seat by one of the actors in a moving picture show. The believed assinator was John Booth, a supposedly insane actor. This ruined Booth's career.



The Constitution of the United States was adopted to secure domestic hostility.



Under the constitution the people enjoyed the right to keep bare arms.



Ok folks its 6am just in from work checked mail found this what do you think as my laughter brain dead?performing show



Romeo's last wish was to be laid by Juliet? lol!! it probably was considering he was a man!! lmmfao!! all funny!! keep em coming!!



Ok folks its 6am just in from work checked mail found this what do you think as my laughter brain dead?opera score opera theater



it's very good ..have another star
Ha ha ha ha ha



Good one



Scary to think these were actual answers on high school exams.
xDD



Hilarious.



Star for you.



"Franklin died in 1790 and is still dead."



Can't stop laughing...
ha ha ha funny



thanks for a laugh
funny stuff i read the whole thing

Does anyone know any casting/auditions for films/theatrical productions?

i need to land a lead role in any film or theatrical production in US and central london or buckingham.



i'm firah and aged 13 (i'm 5 ft 2). i live in malaysia and i am willing to move to US or england temporarily IF i land any LEAD role in any of the stated. would appreciate if anyone could help me land a lead (if anyone has connections to any film/theatre networks perhaps) or probably help me find websites and/or e-mail addresses of a film/theatre company.



thanks! would appreciate it ALOT if you'd help. god bless you.



Does anyone know any casting/auditions for films/theatrical productions?comedy show



Nice to know you're willing to relocate temporarily, IF someone agrees to make you a movie star first. At least you don't expect the film industry to relocate to Malaysia for your benefit.



A humble, reasonable, easily-satisfied kid like you should go far. Good luck with that. :D



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WoW...I hope you know that you are trying to tap into one of the most competitave professions there is..Backstage.com has a lot of casting info

 
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