Unit 14 Web Design - Website Evaluation Firstly, my website meets the need of the users, clients and audience as it has information regarding Newcastle upon Tyne. As well as, there are contact details and images of the locations which is significant as this will allow the reader to be visually aware. Also, the tourist websites which I have looked at whilst evaluating the websites during Year 12 contained images and without them the presentation would appear to be dull and less appealing. Also
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be free, which allowed me to truly enjoy exploring the expressionistic aspect of the monologue. It was also vital that my delivery was passionate and my gesticulation animated, so that the audience would be completely immersed in Maureen’s vision, as I knew my presence would have to hold the stage and the audience for a long period of time (5 mins). I created a choreography which I felt would enhance the monologue; however it was crucial
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artist and actors can bring their talents as well as skills to a story, to perform for a live audience. Being able to put on a production is something that requires many different elements. The Welland Canal Play utilizes many different elements that are incorporated in the show. A significant portion of the play includes semiotics attributes, which is the study of symbols and signs and how the audience interprets them. (Taucar, Jacqueline “theatre as a sign system.”) Semiotics components are featured
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Vivid description of a person, scene or setting is the uttermost successful in "Wine to Water" as a result of the reader feeling like they are a part of the scene. Throughout the book, characterization provides a vast amount of detail that is displayed and shows the reader how people live without proper water systems. However, the visuals in "Wine to Water" captures the reader's attention immediately due to the bestseller drawing them into the scene. Nevertheless, the villagers were so mesmerized
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cause them to not properly portray their character and the story. For all performance an audience is present.. I feel that its important that the performers find the balance between forgetting the audience and connecting with them. Altogether I feel this could be quite challenging as the actors would have to fully commit to their character and story as well as trying not to be to involved by forgetting the audience. Stanislavski created some techniques that the performers followed to help with this
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Cas held his drink high as he navigated the crowd. It was as if the room were made of nothing but elbows as people pushed past him and into him, the threat of beer being sloshed onto his clothes an all too real danger. He jostled past Anna Milton, all long red hair and even longer legs, and she smiled at him, stopping a moment on her way to the back of the house “Killer party, huh?” she said over the dull drone of people talking and the music flooding from the dining room. Cas nodded, grinning
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the importance of kindness in everyday life. Saunders main audience is the graduating class at Syracuse. The speeches message was extremely important because Saunders made himself an example for the sake of the class’s futures. The wish of Saunders is that each person’s selfishness will diminish and they will grow in love. Overall the speech is effective due to Saunders attention grabbing humor and also his personalization with the audience. The effectiveness of the speech is caused mainly by a rhetorical
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interview with someone close to The Beatles, whom they can trust the words of. The reader can trust Gladwell's word because he took the time to find someone close to The Beatles and conduct this interview. Plus, using a renowned name, he expects the audience not to do too much research. This allows his to stretch the truth and
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beautifully. He even managed to great a swooshing sound I wouldn’t expect from the piano. The drummer Vinnie Colaiuta finished off the performance with a great drum solo. This was the longest performance but considering its wonderful potential, it left the audience and me with a great remembrance of this
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How to make an interesting presentation without being boring? The most challenging and educating part of mine was the last presentation. I’ve learned a lot about my topic because I have researched a lot in our college website. The project required us to present everything that we have learned in this semester about the topic we had chosen in the beginning. My topic was the “Hippie Movement.” I briefly talked about their history and life style. I made slides with Power Point and in the slides, I included
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