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Strictly Ballroom | ENGL - Drama 1 - Introduction, Quizzes of Playwriting and Drama

Class: ENGL - Drama 1 - Introduction; Subject: English; University: St. Xavier's College; Term: Forever 1989;

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TERM 1
Shot 1
DEFINITION 1
Individuality is shown through Fran and Scott are in the studio
having an argument on whether the y should be partners. Scott
thinks that Fran would not be good en ough to dance with him as
he is perfectional and she is the first y ear.In this shot the director
has chosen to use a wide close up sh ot, with the angle at eye
level. This demonstrates the tension and conflict in the
relationship between the two individu als.The lighting used in this
scene is high key, as it allows the dire ctors to emphasis the
emotion in Fran and Scotts face.
TERM 2
Shot 1
DEFINITION 2
Fran demonstrates hercourage and individualistic traitsin her
dialogue with Scott when she says Yo u think your different
butyouare really notyou'rejust scared .The costumes and props
worn by both actors in this scene are plain and dull and void of
any glitter and sparkles. Frans natural look, which lacks makeup
and the wearing of large glasses, high lights herindividualism and
her lack of conformity to the stereot ypical appearance of ballroom
dancers.
TERM 3
Shot 2
DEFINITION 3
In this shot, conformity is displayed aft er the Southern Waratah
District Championship was Scott is talk ing to his current dance
partner Liz, where he tells her he int ends to go against the norm
and dance in his own style. Liz disagrees with S cott and in an
attempt to make him conform to tra ditional ways, declares that I
am not dancing with you until you da nce like you are supposed to.
TERM 4
Shot 2
DEFINITION 4
The camera angles chosen by the d irectors in this shot are close
up, over the shoulder and at eye lev el, emphasizing the friction
and conflict between Liz and Scott. The bright high-key lighting
used in this shot also highlights the an ger in Lizs face caused by
Scotts failure to conform, while provid ing a noticeable contrasting
shadow on an illuminated background .
TERM 5
Shot 3
DEFINITION 5
The shot reflects individuality and con formity through Fran and
Scott as two very different individuals that come together to
become a help other become a con formist at the Pan Pacific
Championships. The non-conformist and in dividualistic music and
dance style used in this scene is dram atic and abrupt and
represents the age-old sport of Spanis h bullfight not a traditional
ballroom dance
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TERM 1

Shot 1

DEFINITION 1 Individuality is shown through Fran and Scott are in the studio having an argument on whether they should be partners. Scott thinks that Fran would not be good enough to dance with him as he is perfectional and she is the first year.In this shot the director has chosen to use a wide close up shot, with the angle at eye level. This demonstrates the tension and conflict in the relationship between the two individuals.The lighting used in this scene is high key, as it allows the directors to emphasis the emotion in Fran and Scotts face. TERM 2

Shot 1

DEFINITION 2 Fran demonstrates hercourage and individualistic traitsin her dialogue with Scott when she says You think your different butyouare really notyou'rejust scared.The costumes and props worn by both actors in this scene are plain and dull and void of any glitter and sparkles. Frans natural look, which lacks makeup and the wearing of large glasses, highlights herindividualism and her lack of conformity to the stereotypical appearance of ballroom dancers. TERM 3

Shot 2

DEFINITION 3 In this shot, conformity is displayed after the Southern Waratah District Championship was Scott is talking to his current dance partner Liz, where he tells her he intends to go against the norm and dance in his own style. Liz disagrees with Scott and in an attempt to make him conform to traditional ways, declares that I am not dancing with you until you dance like you are supposed to. TERM 4

Shot 2

DEFINITION 4 The camera angles chosen by the directors in this shot are close up, over the shoulder and at eye level, emphasizing the friction and conflict between Liz and Scott. The bright high-key lighting used in this shot also highlights the anger in Lizs face caused by Scotts failure to conform, while providing a noticeable contrasting shadow on an illuminated background. TERM 5

Shot 3

DEFINITION 5 The shot reflects individuality and conformity through Fran and Scott as two very different individuals that come together to become a help other become a conformist at the Pan Pacific Championships. The non-conformist and individualistic music and dance style used in this scene is dramatic and abrupt and represents the age-old sport of Spanish bullfight not a traditional ballroom dance

TERM 6

Shot 3

DEFINITION 6 The music and movements also symbolise the tension and conflict between both the dancers and the dancing institution. The spectacular costumes worn by the actors are bright, colourful, sparkly and reflect the pairs transformation to traditional competition ballroom dancers. Frans wearing make-up a, revealing dress and the removal of her glasses are both individualistic and conformist changes to her character.