The Roll Call; a Masque of the Red Cross
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Keep them large and simple and serene. Let their wearers rehearse carefully and discover for themselves how the method of acting in masks differs from acting without masks in rendering its own essential effects.
II. SETTING AND LIGHTING.
Keep the setting large and simple, with an entire absence of detail. If need be, grey curtains may be substituted for the side walls. Make the center doorway massive, the doors thick and heavy in appearance. The doors must swing easily and noiselessly; their op...ening and closing will be contrived from behind the scenes, at cues. The first tableau is grouped in front of a black curtain; the second, in front of a white curtain.
In lighting, think of the masque as a masque of moving sculpture wherein the human form is as important as the face.
Focus light on the people ; do not focus it on the setting, which will always take on a charm of light and shadow through reflected light.
New York, October 21, 1918.
56 I. (COURAGE) ACTIVE SERVICE IT. (MERCY) PRODUCTION (REASON) TV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Keep them large and simple and serene. Let their wearers rehearse carefully and discover for themselves how the method of acting in masks differs from acting without masks in rendering its own essential effects.
II. SETTING AND LIGHTING.
Keep the setting large and simple, with an entire absence of detail. If need be, grey curtains may be substituted for the side walls. Make the center doorway massive, the doors thick and heavy in appearance. The doors must swing easily and noiselessly; their op...ening and closing will be contrived from behind the scenes, at cues. The first tableau is grouped in front of a black curtain; the second, in front of a white curtain.
In lighting, think of the masque as a masque of moving sculpture wherein the human form is as important as the face.
Focus light on the people ; do not focus it on the setting, which will always take on a charm of light and shadow through reflected light.
New York, October 21, 1918.
56 I. (COURAGE) ACTIVE SERVICE IT. (MERCY) PRODUCTION (REASON) TV.
What to read after The Roll Call; a Masque of the Red Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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