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View the performance and discuss on these following points
- The scenography you have seen
- Functions of scenography
- The components of scenography
- The techniques used
- The space / stage / performance area(s)
- Scene transitions
- Scenic design

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The scenography that i have seen from the overall of the video is they use "water" as their main concept and theme.

The functions of the scenography are
-to ease audience understand the plot
-to make the performance more colors when using all the scenography
-to ease the artist and dancer by make the movement and steps. As example lighting (in and out) can be the instruction as a starter for a show.

The components of scenography are sets, prop, make ups, lighting, costumes, music and choreography. Based on the video, they use water and a sailing boat mock up as the sets. Then, there are costumes a lot such as gown, dancer costumes, and something based on their own character. They use bright and classic colors for the make ups. They also use umbrella as a prop. A man bring an umbrella as a prop on a scene. Next, they also use music background on the theater. There are some choreography shown by the dancer with a perfect movements. For the lighting, they play some lighting as example red, blue, white, and orange/yellow for the moods. This is the most important component in theatre cause lighting can be the main component as can make the performance more beautiful.

The techniques they used are music, dancing and singing techniques. The movements of the dance really sharp and the vocal for the music part also just very suits the step. Then, they also make some blocking to make sure their movements more polite.

The space/stage/performance area(s)
-they used a large space for the stage and the artist use the stage well. All the space have used for all the scenes.
-the stage they build very flexible and ease the artist bring their characters.

The scene transition that have in the performance is when a scene changed. They use lighting to make it changed as example from the light to the dark then starts a new scene. After that they use lighting to change the day and night scene. It is so creative and good idea.

The scene design is they acting a scene like they are at a sea on the sailing boat while doing some movements dan dance.

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WAN NOOR AZLEEN BT WAN MOHD AZIZ C20A1494

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- The scenography of that video is based on a water motif on the stage.

- Function of scenography is concerned with audience reception and involvement as well as the creation and presentation of images to an audience. utilised to block the audience's view of any actors, props, or areas of the stage that are not intended for them to see.

- The components of scenography is lighting, sound, set and costume design. but in that video they use water as a set, dress, zebra cloth, pirates, also fisherman cloth as a customes.

- The technique how actors perform on stage and manage their emotions infront many of people. Also the crew lighting understanding and know what to do when show is going on.

- The space on the performance area the area occupied by the audience and the actors during the course of a performance and which is characterized by the theatrical relationship fostered between the two.

- Scene transition the main is lighting which is every scene they on and off the light and change the colour of the light.

- Scenic design is about nature .

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SPOTLIGHT ON "O" | Cirque du Soleil

1. The scenography you have seen
- This theatre performance is inspired by aquatics which is a concept of pure water forms. Also can be seen that this performance use 17-foot deep tank  which filled with 1.5 million gallon of water with the work of technology in order to make sure the success of this theatre performance .

2. Functions of scenography
- The scenography design in the surface not only to show the beauty of acrobatics and the lavish opera performance but also shows the aesthetics of art in theatre performance and all set and props that design have its own function in the show that used by performers. As the example, an umbrella used by a character of clown to float himself on the surface of the water.

3. The components of scenography
- Include set and props, lighting, makeup, costumes, audio and music that used in the show.  Make up and costume shows the character played by the performers. With the help of other components of scenography in the shows, these components created mood for the performance.

4. The techniques used
- Can be seen here techniques used is digital strategy as this show used the power of technology and everything that happened on the stage were being controlled by crew in charge. Architectural techniques can also be seen in the performance. For example, the design of stage sets and props requires people who specialize in the field of architecture and the production of items that will be used on stage. As this theater includes talents of swimmers, divers, and acrobats, so, it makes sense they use architectural techniques in this theatre show as it include many purposes such as safety, sturdiness of props and sets and so on.

5. The space / stage / performance area(s)
- Space usually related to stage. This stage "O" show made of the Mando flooring. The floor is separated into for sections and each placed on top of four large scissor lifts. The lifts can quickly and smoothly drop from inches above water to the bottom of the pool 17 feet below, deep enough for a high diver to jump in from 60 feet in the air.

6. Scene transitions
- The transitions in this theatre show used curtains and lighting. As the example a huge red curtains used for the opening and white curtain used for the closing of the show. Other than that, there are also few of scene change used lighting to start a new scene.

7. Scenic design
- Inspired by the infinity and the elegance of water's pure form include surrealism and theatrical romance.

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1. The scenography you have seen
- The stage uses water elements to make it look more realistic, highlighting the wide stage showing performances involving water and dancers performing performances that attract the attention of the audience.
2. Scenography function
-Functions as a narrative sequence that is clearly conveyed to the audience who sees the show.
-There is an opera that colors the staging with a line of dancers who are in the middle of the stage making the main function in the performance of the drama by controlling each space to maintain each space in the staging
3. Scenographic components
-There are sets such as water, stairs, ships and horses
-They use costumes such as swimsuits and classics to show images for each character played such as images of princesses, horses and magicians.
- The props used in the staging are umbrellas and crowns
4. The technique used
-Performance techniques using lighting elements of each light movement that play an important role in a theater to look more realistic and real.
5. Space / stage / performance area
- The infinity concept stage gives a clear picture to the audience that it uses the entire teaaer as a stage and there is a pool that looks like it is realistic.
6. Scene transition
-Each lighting scene and audio music play an important role in the staging of the drama.
-Each stage platform is carefully controlled so that the deployment is carried out smoothly.
7. Beautiful design
-In the performance of this drama, it looks very realistic with the beautiful view of the pool rather than nature which is the audience's attention.

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TENGKU EZA KHALIDA BINTI KU MOHAMAD KHALIB (C19A0810)

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1. The scenography I have seen

"O" by Cirque du Soleil is a stunning performance that features elaborate and visually stunning scenography. The show takes place on a massive stage that transforms seamlessly from one setting to another, with each scene featuring an intricate set design and a range of special effects.

The stage itself is a massive pool of water, which serves as the centerpiece of the show. The pool is equipped with a complex hydraulic system that allows it to transform into various shapes and depths, creating different environments for the performers to explore.

2. Functions of scenography

a) Establishing the Setting: The scenography in "O" is designed to create an immersive setting that transports the audience to a dreamlike, aquatic world. The set, props, lighting, and costumes all work together to establish the show's unique environment.

b) Enhancing Performances: The set and props in "O" are designed to enhance the performances of the Cirque du Soleil artists. The set includes multiple levels and platforms that can rise and fall to create different depths of water, and the props are integrated into the performances to add depth and complexity to the acrobatic routines.

c) Creating Mood and Atmosphere: The lighting design in "O" plays a crucial role in creating different moods and atmospheres throughout the show. The lighting changes to reflect the emotions of the performers and to create a sense of drama and excitement.

d) Supporting the Story: While "O" does not have a traditional narrative, the scenography helps to support the show's themes and motifs. The use of water, for example, represents both the beauty and the danger of nature, and the set and props are designed to reinforce these ideas.

e) Providing Transitions: The scene transitions in "O" are an important part of the show's design, and the scenography helps to facilitate these transitions. The set pieces and moving platforms are used to create new performance areas, and the projections and lighting effects are used to create seamless transitions between scenes.

3. The components of scenography

a) Set Design: The set for "O" is designed to look like a giant pool, with multiple levels and platforms that can rise and fall to create different depths of water. The set also includes movable platforms, stairs, and structures that allow performers to enter and exit the water seamlessly.

b) Lighting Design: The lighting design for "O" is an integral part of the show's scenography. The lighting is used to create different moods and atmospheres throughout the show and is designed to highlight the performers and the set in unique and dramatic ways.

c) Costume Design: The costumes for "O" are an essential component of the show's scenography. They are designed to complement the aquatic theme of the show and to enhance the performers' movements and acrobatics. The costumes are also designed to be functional and to withstand the demands of performing in and around water.

d) Props and Special Effects: "O" includes a number of unique props and special effects that are integrated into the show's scenography. These include a floating carousel, a giant spiral staircase, and a massive chandelier that descends from the ceiling.

e) Sound Design: The sound design for "O" is an important component of the show's scenography. The sound effects and music are designed to complement the visuals and to enhance the overall atmosphere of the show.

4. The techniques used

a) Acrobatics: Acrobatics is a central technique used in "O." The performers are trained in a variety of acrobatic skills, including diving, trapeze, aerial straps, and hand balancing, which they use to create breathtaking and gravity-defying performances.

b) Synchronized Swimming: Synchronized swimming is another technique used in "O" that is unique to the aquatic setting. The performers use choreographed swimming movements, such as spins, flips, and formations, to create stunning visual displays in the water.

c) Clowning: Clowning is a technique used in many Cirque du Soleil shows, including "O." The clowns in "O" use physical comedy and audience interaction to entertain and engage the audience.

d) Puppetry: Puppetry is used in "O" to create a sense of whimsy and magic. Puppets are used to represent animals and other creatures that are integrated into the show's aquatic setting.

e) Music: Music is a crucial technique used in "O" to create the show's atmosphere and to enhance the performances. The music is composed specifically for the show and incorporates a variety of styles and instruments, including traditional and modern elements.

f) Technology: Technology is used extensively in "O" to create the show's stunning visual effects. This includes projection mapping, which is used to create the illusion of moving scenery, as well as underwater lighting and special effects.

5. The space/stage/ performance area(s)

a) The Pool: The pool is the main performance area in "O." It measures 88 feet by 150 feet and holds 1.5 million gallons of water. The performers use the pool to dive, swim, and perform synchronized swimming routines.

b) The Stage: The stage is a multi-level platform that surrounds the pool. It is designed to look like a series of docks and platforms that blend seamlessly into the water. The performers use the stage to enter and exit the water, as well as to perform acrobatic and aerial routines.

c) The Carousel: The carousel is a floating platform that serves as a performance area in "O." The performers use the carousel to perform aerial routines, such as trapeze and aerial straps.

d) The Spiral Staircase: The spiral staircase is a unique performance area that rises out of the water. The performers use the staircase to perform a variety of routines, including diving and acrobatics.

e) The Barge: The barge is a floating platform that is used for a number of performances, including a high dive routine and a fire dance.

f)The Chandelier: The chandelier is a massive structure that descends from the ceiling and serves as a performance area. Performers use the chandelier to perform aerial routines and acrobatics.

6. Scene transitions

a) Rising and Falling Platforms: The set for "O" includes multiple levels and platforms that can rise and fall to create different depths of water. These platforms are used to transition from one scene to another and to create new performance areas for the performers.

b) Moving Set Pieces: The set for "O" includes a variety of moving set pieces, such as staircases, ramps, and bridges. These set pieces are used to create new performance areas and to transition between scenes.

c) Projection Mapping: Projection mapping is used extensively in "O" to create seamless scene transitions. The projections can be used to create the illusion of moving scenery and to seamlessly transition from one scene to another.

d) Lighting Effects: Lighting effects are used to create transitions between scenes, with the lighting changing to create a different atmosphere or mood.

e) Performer Movement: Performers are often used to create transitions between scenes, with their movements and actions seamlessly blending into the next performance.

7. Scenic design

a) The Pool: The pool is the centerpiece of the show's scenic design. It measures 88 feet by 150 feet and holds 1.5 million gallons of water. The pool is designed to look like a natural body of water, complete with waves, ripples, and reflections.

b) The Set: The set for "O" is designed to look like a series of docks and platforms that blend seamlessly into the water. The set includes multiple levels and platforms that can rise and fall to create different depths of water. The set is also designed to be modular, with pieces that can be moved and rearranged to create new performance areas.

c) The Props: The props in "O" are designed to look like they are part of the aquatic environment. For example, the performers use lily pads and flowers as part of their acrobatic routines, and large inflatable spheres and bubbles are used for various performances.

d) The Costumes: The costumes in "O" are designed to look like they are part of the underwater world. They are made from lightweight, flowy fabrics that create the illusion of movement and fluidity.

e) The Lighting: The lighting in "O" is used to enhance the aquatic theme of the show. Blue and green hues are used to create an underwater effect, while warm colors are used for the more dramatic and fiery performances.

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WAN NURUL AISYAH BINTI WAN AHMAD C20A1502

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The scenography I have seen
- theatre of aquatic on the water and also use the fire
functions of scenography
- the give massage to all audience that they can see about the love nature
- trained to perform a show
component of scenography
- chroreography, lighting, set, props, makeup
technique using
- clasic show "O" by Cirque du Soleil creates an underwater that was related by sea nature.
the space stage/ performance area
- they use wide area and the center area. they use the big stage that they can move comfortable to perform.
scene transitions
- on the lighting taht change when they move and the lighting focus on the what they perform.
scenic design
- inspired by view of nature

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C20A0934

1. The scenography you have seen

The scinography I saw clearly shows that this theater is themed like being in the ocean, and this theater is more of a fairy tale theme.

2. Function of scenography

explain and bring to life the acting and form of the story that is trying to be conveyed.  Synography also describes the time, space of events, the role of attributes and characters

3. The component of scenography

The components in scenography are sets, props, sound, costumes and lighting that are used in successful theater performances to make them more interesting.

The costume used is more like a fairy tale where there are costumes like Aladdin and others

The set in the theater features a large O-shaped pool filled with water as a place like an ocean, and has a large gate through which the cavalry enters.

The sound in this theater is quite interesting.  the use of sound is very relevant to situations where there is tension sound, sound in a calm state and others.  Sound plays a very important role in order to feel and play the emotions of the audience who are watching

4. The techniques used

Many techniques are used.  Actors themselves also need various acting techniques and have challenging actions such as doing acrobatic actions in high places and swimming

The props are very interesting such as the big ship and the horse where they are used hanging in the air and show that this is a magical story

5. The space/ stage/ performances area

the space in the theater is very spacious and used comprehensively because the set is round and in the middle is water.  actors play roles using available space.  Clearly here the actor plays an important role with abilities such as swimming.  not only that, air space is also used where there are large ships and flying horses.  The use of space is comprehensive

6. Scene transitions

Scene transitions takes place starting from the change of light indicating the time of day or night

7. Scene design

The design used in this theater uses a set of large O-shaped water pools that are used as an ocean. It is clear where there are ships in this performance

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1) The scenography you have seen
- The scenography that I can see is that they use water as an important element in their stage. In addition, the use of this element of water gives a very bombastic impact that is able to excite the audience present to see the performance.

2) Functions of scenography
- To make it easier for the audience to understand the story line
- Scenography also gives more appreciation to the actors and in turn will give a good storytelling impact
3) The components of scenography
- the use of design like a large pirate ship
-an interesting costume like a zebra
- the use of blue lightning is quite impactful like the ocean

4) The techniques used
-This cinematographer use a symbolic technique to convey implicit material and a fantasy form, which entails the production of a background shape with a functional meaning that is effective for the audience. This is because the actors on stage provide a muddled picture to the spectator, and the stage is loaded with big sets and props with suggested meanings.

5) The space / stage / performance area(s)
- The "O" stage is composed of Mondo flooring (the kind you see at track meetings) and is divided into four sections, each set atop four huge scissor lifts.
It all appears so natural as this massive platform slips down into the pool, water passing through hundreds of holes punched over the surface.

6) Scene transitions
- Performance transitions are swift and clean, and they are coordinated with lighting changes, music, and sound effects.

7) Scenic design
- The scenery illustrates the coexistence of nature and man, the elements and the obvious technology employed to connect them. Because there are animals such as zebras, this theatre depicts the ambiance of the forest.

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1. The scenography you have seen:

• Lighting design
• Sound design
• Set design
• Costume design

2. Functions of scenography

• Synography is able to help illustrate and bring the acting and form of the story to life that is trying to convey. Synography also explains about the time, space of occurrence of role-playing events, traits and characters.

• Functional synographic elements help the actor bring the atmosphere to life, explain the mood, environment and background. The production of synography needs to think about the need and importance of helping the actor.

3. The components of scenography:

Set – A giant umbrella, which serves as a boat.
Lighting – Colourful illusions, which include a two-masted ship floating between “sky” and “water.”
Costumes – Zebra, Flayed Ones, The swimmers, The Comets
Prop – Most of the props that are used during the show are actually driven by the Performers who ride them. For instance, the carousel horses have a small propeller underneath their tails they are controlled by a joystick located on the back of the horse.

4. The techniques used:
The entire show is run through two automation consoles in the lighting booth that control virtually every element of the production apart from the performers themselves.

The moving stage and set, the lighting cues, the rotating mechanical carousel that supports the aerial performers high above the stage and the piano that sinks below the water at the end of the show all these elements are viewed on a series of screens in the lighting booth.

5. The space/ stage/ performance area (s):

The "O" stage is made of Mondo flooring (the kind you find at track meets) and is actually separated into four parts, each set atop four massive scissor lifts. The lifts can quickly and smoothly drop from inches above water to the bottom of the pool 17 feet below, deep enough for a high diver to jump in from 60 feet in the air.

In the bowels of the theatre, it all seems so effortless as this hulking stage slips down into the pool, water passing through thousands of holes drilled across the surface.

6. Scene transitions:

Here we can see how this act, “Barge”, transitions into a phenomenal combination of gymnastics and acrobatic diving.

7. Scenic design:

The scenery depicts the coexistence between nature and man, between the elements and the obvious technology used to bring them together.

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NIK FARIHIM ZAKIRAN BIN MAHADI (C20A1156)

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The scenography you have seen
• scenic design – the first scene is the ship and water (like in the sea). The villagers who were on the pier were mesmerized by the sight of the ship. The atmosphere in the sea.
• lighting design - white, blue, orange. The laser is red. Smoke
• sound design – simple music with soft singing
• costume design – clothes like xtrays that show bones, red shirts like ship people.
- Princess dress and red dress for horse rider. There are also yellow village people's clothes.
- Black clothes like a shaman.
- Zebra clothes
- The white dancer's dress shows the dancer as if in a circus.

Functions of scenography
• scenic design – to show the atmosphere of a ship in the ocean. I feel that people who swim are likened to fish. A horse on the water is likened to a canoe or a jetski because there is only one rider. The atmosphere in the sea is like a fish.
• lighting design – to highlight everything the actors have in terms of makeup, clothes and the weather at that time. Smoke is used to indicate cold or foggy weather.
• sound design - this music is to give the actors singing songs according to the beat to make it look smooth.
• costume design – separates the nobility and the working class of the crew.
- The clothes of princesses, horse riders and villagers clearly show the degree of separation between them.

The Components of scenography
• Lighting – various types of lighting are used to attract the interest of the audience.
• Sound – only simple music paired
• Set – ship, water, umbrella, horse
• costume design - clothes that are very suitable to highlight the character shown

The techniques used
• In this "Cirque du Soleil" performance, singing and dancing techniques are used like musical theater performances. This can attract the audience to see this theater. The dance shown clearly separates the aristocracy and the poor.
• Animal costumes such as zebras play a very good role and Techniques are shown like those animals.

The space/stage/performance area(s)
• The space used is very large because there are various places shown. But we can see that the space used for the water pool is quite large so the actors have to play the characters around it.
• Not only that, they also take advantage of the space available in the air by making the characters play in the air.

Scene transition
• scene 1 (ship) to scene 2 (horse) changes with the opening of the curtain behind the stage. This shows that scene 2 is related to scene 1.
• Scene 3 appears when the shaman and zebra come out of the side curtain.
• Scene 4 appears when the lights are turned off and red lighting appears.
• The final scene appears just wiping the stage and all the characters appear when the lights are turned on.

Scenic design
- The scene design is played a lot in water areas like in the ocean. A background like a lake is shown to explain the very lively atmosphere of Once upon a time in the sea environment.
- This theater also shows the atmosphere in the forest because there are animals like zebras.
- The last scene shows like a circus with various dances shown.

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1. The Scenography You Have Seen

A circus performance with a water-themed set design.

2. Functions of Scenography

To communicate particularly the circus concept, which is    a water-based theme, to the audience so that the performance has value.

3. The Components of Scenography

A) Props

🎻 Cello: To show the audience there is a performer who plays the role of a musician in the show. (9:12min)

B) Set

⛵️Ship: Ship props are utilised to convey to the spectator that the scenario takes place on the vast ocean. (2:00min)

C) Costume

👚Red Colour: To demonstrate how the costumes worn by the players aboard the ship take on the character of the ship's captain.  (3:37min)

D) Lighting

💡Yellow: To demonstrate, the audience must focus on the location where the light is emitted, conveying the notion that the yellow light represents sunshine in the performance. (2:38min)

F) Sound

🎶Melodic Rhythm: To indicate to the audience that the show's setting has been shifted to the Renaissance period. Many artist have been born within this time period.

4. The Techniques Used

Blocking Techniques: Every performer in the show is responsible for blocking so that the audience can observe their moves. For example, at minute 9:20, two performers take control of their blocking, with performer A sitting in front of performer B to show performance B behind him.

5. The Space/Stage/Performance Area(s)

The proscenium is the sort of space used by every performer.  This is due to the fact that the stage for the performance has a frame and the audience sitting in front of the stage. (4:35min)

6. Scene Transitions

At minute 7:38, the stage goes black and the lighting switches from blue to red. This plainly indicates that the show's scenes and scenarios are changing.

7. Scenic Design

A) Ocean: At minute 0:52, it is evident that the scene's design is the water near the harbour. In that case, ships and anchor lines, for example, may be used.

B) Zaman Renaissance: It is obvious at minute 8:06 that the performers are dressed with make-up as though they are in the Renaissance eras.

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·  the scenography have you seen – combinations of aerobatic, circus and dance performance.

·  functions of scenography – to establishing an atmosphere and mood for a theatrical presentation. This performance also about to push the limits of the imagination, to amaze and to continually surprise the audience.

·  the components of scenography – lighting (LED) , set (underwater stage) , costumes (using various techniques such as bath-dying, silk-screening, and direct hand painting) , sounds (the music of O was composed by Benoit Jutras and features a mix of classical Western and world instrumentation, including Chinese violin (erhu), bagpipes, African guitar and harp (kora), Colombian guitar, cello, ancient woodwinds and a wide variety of percussion instruments, prop ( clown, umbrella and more)

·  the techniques used – using technology in and around their shows. Such as, stage lighting is timed

· the space stage – space is larger used with props can produce a very creative theatre

· scene transitions – blocking, choreography with very smooth movement

· scenic design - aspect of our philosophy

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CLASS ACTIVITY FOR SUBJECT SINOGRAPHY
1. THE SCENOGRAPHY YOU HAVE SEEN?
- This scenography is symbolic. Where, this staging depicts the setting with an implied meaning.
- It also places scenography in the form of fantasy, where it gives space to their scenographers in creating a background that has a purpose and function of the staging plot.
2. FUNCTIONS OF SCENOGRAPHY?
- To illustrate the content of the implied meaning they act on stage.
- To depict aggressiveness, calmness and uniqueness to the audience because it is equipped with a variety of implicit content in this performance.
3. THE COMPONENTS OF SCENOGRAPHY?
- The design is like a pirate ship in the middle of the big ocean.
- The design of the middle of the stage is placed with the design of a very large pool filled with water to depict a large ocean.
- The lighting also uses blue for the large water set and the light is cast on the main actors on stage who are dancing.
4. THE TECHNIQUES USED?
- This cinematographer uses a symbolic technique that is meant to convey implicit content and a fantasy form that means the creation of a background shape that has a functional meaning that is effective for the audience. This is because the actors on the stage give a confusing picture to the audience and the stage is filled with large sets and props that have an implied meaning.
5. THE SPACE/ STAGE/ PERFORMANCE AREA?
- The use of the stage is very large because the actors use a lot of the space provided and blocking between the actors also does not occur.
- Actors actually use it in the use of the stage because it is very large and can be used very unique and interesting.
6. SCENE TRANSITIONS?
- The actors changed the scene where in the first scene, some of the main actors dance on the ship with a dance style that has its own hidden meaning.
- Meanwhile, in the middle scene, the actors play their own roles, where there are actors walking below and actors above dancing with a dance style that has its symbol.
- In this staging, it doesn't explicitly see the scene transition because it is symbolic with an implied meaning.
7. SCENIC DESIGN?
- The set design is amazing because they use and create a stage that is so great for the audience to look at, even the audience will wonder how they created and built it so well and complete with the use of great actors, bright lighting that works for every side of the stage, appropriate clothing for their staging performance, songs and audio that are very appropriate to the theme of this staging and the choreography that is produced is very unique by producing a staging show with full of implied meaning.

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NUR AFIQAH AMIEZA BINTI SUHAIMI C20A1197

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1. The scenography you have seen :

- O is a water-themed stage and inspired by the infinity and the elegance of water's pure form, world-class acrobats, synchronized swimmers and divers create a breathtaking experience, and pays homage to the magic of theater. Weaving a tapestry of artistry, surrealism and theatrical romance, "O" pays tribute to the beauty of theatre.

2. Functions of scenography :

-To make sure that the massage that want to show at audience is delivered effectively.

-"O" pays tribute to the beauty of the theatre from the simplest street performance to the most lavish of operas where anything is possible and where the drama of life plays itself out before our very eyes.

3. The components of scenography :

-Set (water, boat, carousel horse)

-Lighting (white, red, orange, green, blue, etc)

-Costumes (dress, zebra costume, tuxedo suits, etc)

-Prop (umbrella, rope, clown, trolley, etc)

4. The techniques used :

-The "O" stage is made of Mondo flooring and is actually separated into four sections, each placed on top of four large scissor lifts.

In the belly of the theater, everything looks so easy because this huge stage slides into the pool, water through thousands of holes drilled all over the surface. It can also hear it, below the theater on the dry side of the tank beeping, like sonar, which signals the stage is moving and warns stray divers to get out of the pool.

5. The space / stage / performance area (s) :

-O" was inspired by the concept of infinity and the elegance of water's pure form. "O" pays tribute to the beauty of performance and the theatre. "O" was derived from the pronunciation of "eau", the French word for water.

6. Scene transitions :

-Inside the lighting control booth, where the crew controls every element of the show. The entire show is run through two automation consoles in the lighting booth that control virtually every element of the production apart from the performers themselves.
-The story is about a boy taken on a mesmerizing journey through a mysterious aquatic world. The boy and the audience return from the aquatic dreamland at the end of the show.

7. Scene design :

-The scenery ia about nature

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NUR SYANINA SYAZWANI BINTI ROSLEE (C20A1286) 

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1) The stage can be seen as water and musical theme. Many elements involved such as lighting, audio, choreography, set and so on.

2) The function of scenography is to amaze and surprise the audience with the performer creativity and innovation to create a new art.

3) The components that be used:
- The lights (using 2 and more tones of color to give the scene more impact)
- The Choreo (use many acrobatic movements)
- Costume/Wardrobe (wear some animal patterns)
- Audio/Sound (using instruments voicing)
- Set/Props (a massive prop such as ship and so on.)

4) Can be seen on how the performer can balance both of his/her voice, breath and body position on the stage

5) The way they manage the stage while the performance still on going are impressive. They are clearly alert about the time that been set up for each scenes.

6) The transitions also are smooth as well as the light and the music changes for the next scene.

7) The scenery shows nature's element on that stage.

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1. The scenography have seen : The theater in this stage shows performances based on the theme of water

2. Functions of scenography : able to help describe and bring to life the acting and the form of the story that is trying to be conveyed. Synography also explains the time, space of events, roles, nature and character.

3. The components scenography
- Set: pool/water ( the divers and swimmers dance in the water), the ship hangs above with a rope
- Costumes: clowns, the zebras, pirates, the swimmers costumes
- props:  statue, trolley (maid), umbrella, carousel horse, etc

4. The techniques used The classic show "O" by Cirque du Soleil is lighting control, which controls every element of the presentation. The lighting is very beautiful and changes in different moods between sky and water.

5. The performance:
Cirque du Soleil presents a surreal play to the audience through various water performances and skills displays. At the same time, the performers of the "O" show are mostly gymnasts, synchronized swimmers, and many have participated in the Olympics.

6. Scene transitions:
The transitions in performance are quick and clean, and are done in time with lighting changes or music and sound effects

7. Scenic design:
The scenery is about the nature

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MOHAMMAD ALRASYIDEEN BIN MAT ISA C20A1055

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Scenography have seen
1. Sound design
2. Set design
3. Lighting design
4. Costume design

Functions of scenography

1. The set helps show where and when the story of a play takes place, while also conveying meaning to the audience.

2. Sound design is the fleshing out of the aural world with the intent of enhancing mood, atmosphere, and/or tone in a piece of entertainment.

3. illuminating the action on stage. Lighting is needed so that the audience can see clearly what is happening.

4. establish a characterconvey, the context of the playsupport and the style of the production

The components of scenography

1. lighting, sound, set and costume design.

The techniques used

1. Props and costumes can be used to great effect in physical theatre. They can help to create a more immersive experience for the audience and can also be used to heighten the emotions of a scene.

2. Movement is another important tool that can be used to great effect in physical theatre. It can be used to create tension in a scene and can also be used to release it.

3. Music is a great way to heighten the emotions of a scene. It can also be used to provide a counterpoint to the action on stage.

The space stage/ perfomance area (s)

1. These usually consist of a raised rectangular platform at one end of a room. They can either have a level or raked sloping floor. The audience sit in rows facing the stage. Platform stages are often used in multi-purpose halls where theatre is only one of the space’s uses. Where the stage is open and without curtains, they are sometimes known as end stages or open stages.

Scene trasitions

1. Block and/or choreograph transitions as soon as you block a scene. This way, transitions are taken care of right away and can be practiced frequently.

2. Transitions can occur in so many ways. They can be simple, intricate, creative, or no-frills.

Scene design

1. basic ground plan showing all stationary and scenic elements.

2. composite ground plan showing all moving scenic elements, indicating both their onstage and storage positions.

3. section of the stage space incorporating all elements.

4. front elevations of every scenic element, and additional elevations or sections of units as required.

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a)The scenography you have seen : The gallon tank is part of the aquatic adventure. Divers, acrobats, and swimmers perform in unison displaying their incredible skills.

b) Functions of scenography : A specific type of audience-performance interaction on exploring acrobatic elegance.

c) The components of scenography : Lighting, sound, scenery, and costume design are factors which created a setting and a mood for the theatrical performance.

d) The techniques used : Acrobatic movements that challenge convention. Scenes with water. The entire performance is accompanied by live music.

e) The space / stage / performance area : The environment is changed in order to create an emotion in those watching or to demand a response from them. According to article I have read on this show, the theatre is also built to maintain a higher air temperature on stage and a colder air temperature for the audience so that actors may stay warm while performing in damp conditions.

f) Scene transitions : One example is  in the opening and closing of the curtains for O. Red fabric makes up the opening curtain, which practically vanishes up into the grid right in front of the audience's eyes. The cloth was pulled up smoothly onto a big roller at a pace.

g) Scenic design : The ability of the acrobats to swing below each winch in any direction and at any height at a fixed location with regard to the winch was a crucial design.

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1. On the stage they used water to indicate that this performance is water themed.
2. There are a group of dancers dancing in the water in the middle of the stage.
3. They used a ship as a prop and there are some dancers dancing on the ship.
4. There are also dancers dancing by hanging to the ship.
5. The costume used by the dancers on the ship is a bit revealing that's means maybe they are slaves on the ship or they are pirates.
6. The people at the bottom are all wearing red shirt like a royalty or something that showed they have power.
7. They used the rope that link to the ship to show that they have controlled over the ship.
8. The time background in this performance is maybe long ago in europe era during the Napoleon.
9. There are people that dance and sing on the stage.
10. This is a musical performance.

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SENOGRAPHY OF THE PERFORMANCE AROUND WATER
-The performance that was view at the video was themed at water.
Have a prop and set using at the stage.
The actor using make-up and costume to show the character in the show.
The acting from the actor is show and convey the feeling to audience.
The use of light and smoked as an action to be performed.
-At this performance can show that the body can be using for a hard moving to show the feeling of acting.
The show is to present and bring it to the life.
The stage fully with set, prop and the actor is to make it bright.
The design of stage is to support the perfomance by actor.
-Make-up for the actor is difference for difference character. For example make-up by the boy and the girl actor.
The set have at the stage is water, cradle, the object like ship, horse, boat with the shape umbrella.
The prop that have at the stage using by the actor is crutch(from umbrella), trolley.
The costume using by the actor is fit cutting like zebra pattern, have a dresses, tuxedo suit.
Lighting is using with the white, orange and red light, have a smoke.
-The technique at the performance is using lighting to support the show.
Technique use with the actor perform a hard acting.
The technique use for how the actor control the feeling when they perform at the stage.
The technique also use for the actor to support each other like when they in the water to lifting other actor.
- The space of the stage is too big. The front and both side is sit by the audience.
- The transitions of the show can be look with the lighting use to be.
- The scenic design is the stage show element about the nature.

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THIVADHARSINI A/P KRISHNA KUMAR C20A1483

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THE SCENOGRAPHY HAVE SEEN:
- The show based on water theme where is happen in the sea.

FUNCTION OF THE SCENOGRAPHY:
-giving advice not to suicide
-well trained to perform a show

THE COMPONENTS OF SCENOGRAPHY:
a) Choreography - They practice the show based on the theme. They perform on the sailboat up the sea. The dance like a fish with full of grace. They are always in character when they dance.
b) Lighting - The lighting was change based on scene and music. The opening of the scene change time to time.

THE TECHNIQUE USED - The technique is on "O" by Cirque Du Soleil because the show are related with nature such as sea.

THE SPACE STAGE/ PERFORMANCE AREA- The space to perform are too wide. The performers were feel comfortable to perform their movements. Each and every scene have the different movements. The create a scene on the sea.

SCENE TRANSITIONS- It was clearly seen by their lighting. Each and every scene they on and off the light, change the colour of the lights. Some of the scenes they focused to the actors which is related to the scene.

SCENIC DESIGN - The beauty of the nature.

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SITI NOOR SALSABILA BT ABDUL RAHMAN C20A1439

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- The scenography you have seen :

The everlasting production "O" by Cirque du Soleil weaves an aquatic tapestry of artistry, surrealism, and theatrical romance. "O" pays homage to the beauty of the theatre - from the simplest street performance to the most lavish of operas - where anything is possible and the drama of life plays out before our very eyes. A breathtaking experience is created by elite acrobats, synchronised swimmers, divers, and characters performing in, on, and above water. Only at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.

- Functions of scenography :

Scenography is the art of coordinating and controlling space to achieve the goals of the performance, which serves as the framework within which events take place. Scenography, in other words, is a representation of theatrical space and its formation through the use of a series of audio and visual signs to clarify the meanings of the dramatic text.

- The components of scenography :

Costume, props, set, make ups and lightings.

- The techniques used :

One of the most evocative aspects of a Cirque du Soleil production is the lighting. This custom-built theatre for "O" employs 2,000 lighting instruments to create colourful illusions such as a two-masted ship floating between "sky" and "water." The design team was tasked with providing power and protection to all of the lighting control systems, stage equipment.

- The space / stage / performance areas :

This is one instance where it is hard to separate the theatre design from the production itself, as the success of both revolves around the pool. The design is like a European opera house, with arched loges and warm gold, red, and blue tones. The focal point of the theatre is its elliptical domed ceiling, which Crete describes as "translucent."

- Scene transitions :

In the lighting booth, there are two automation consoles. The lighting cues, rotating mechanical carousel, and stage platforms are all precisely controlled in the control booth.

- Scenic design :

Created O, a water-themed stage production. O was inspired by the "infinity and elegance of water's pure form," which pays homage to the theater's beauty.

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SUSIE NUR FARAHANIS BINTI MAHYIDDIN C20A1473

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SUSIE NUR FARAHANIS BINTI MAHYIDDIN C20A1473

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The scenography you have seen:
This show is all about explore the arcobatic elegance and dive in.

Function of scenography:
The message is the performances is amazing because they have so much talents.

The components of scenography:
Set- water (they dive in the water while doing some movements)
Costume- the costumes that they wore is beautiful like a miracle such as zebra, swimming suit etc
Lighting-every set with another background lighting because it is to give some different thing when they performs.
Prop-they use so many props on the stage such as boat, smoke, water, horse,clown etc.

The technique used:
Is on "O" by Cirque Du Soleil because the concepts is about nature or something we use everyday.

The space:
The stage is big but they use the stage very nice even there are many props to used and the look still perfect not crowded. Audience can see all the side of performances.

Scene transitions:
The opening they use some colours to make some difference scene without confiusing such as blue, green, orange, yellow etc.

Scenic design:
The creation is all about nature.

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The scenographer have you seen :

The appearance of a stage design, TV or movie set, game environment, trade show exhibit design or museum experience exhibit design is created by a photographer or production designer. The expression first appeared in the theater. The theater director and cinematographer collaborate to ensure that the message is conveyed as effectively as possible, with the director taking the lead and taking primary responsibility for the dramatic elements of the production, such as acting, acting and directing, and the cinematographer. bears primary responsibility for the visual elements or "look" of the production, which often includes scenery or sets, lighting, and costumes, as well as possibly projections or other elements.

Function of scenography :

A scenographer or production designer creates the aesthetic of a stage design, TV or movie set, gaming environment, trade fair exhibition design, or museum experience exhibition design. The phrase originally showed up in a play. The theatre director and scenographer work together to make sure the message is delivered as effectively as they can, with the director taking the lead and being primarily responsible for the dramatic elements of the production, such as casting, acting, and direction, and the scenographer being primarily responsible for the visual elements or 'look' of the production, which frequently includes scenery or sets, lighting, and costumes, as well as possible project.

The components of scenography :

set, lighting, costumes, prop

The techniqued used :

lighting strategies.  A proscenium stage requires a different lighting setup than an arena stage.  Light and dark levels affect the strength of the notion of shadow, colour, and dimension in technical factors such as materials, lighting equipment specifications, and understanding the purpose and role of light.

The space/stage/performance area (s) :

There are different types of theatres, but they all have three major parts in common. Theatres are divided into two main sections, the house and the stage; there is also a backstage area in many theatres. The house is the seating area for guests watching a performance and the stage is where the actual performance is given. The backstage area is usually restricted to people who are producing or in the performance.

Scene transitions :

A transition refers to the process of moving from one scene or set to the next. It seems simple enough–grab “all the stuff” at the end of one scene and take it offstage, while the rest of the “stuff” gets brought on for the next scene.

Scenis design :

Scenic design is the creation of theatrical, as well as film or television scenery. Scenic designers come from a variety of artistic backgrounds, but in recent years, are mostly trained professionals.

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•The scenography have seen :
Theatre and aquatic stage based on water themed.

• Functions of scenography
To give a message to the audience about a youngster is taken on a captivating voyage through an enigmatic underwater world in the narrative. At the conclusion of the performance, the youngster and the audience leave the underwater dreamland.

• The components of scenography
- Set : Water (the swimmers and divers play with water), boat/ship (the acrobatic hanging), carousel horse (come out from air and go down into the water)
- Lighting : White (aimed at the smoke coming out), Red (swimmers doing some movements), Oranges (show sunset or sunrise).
- Costumes : Dress, painted muscle cloth, fisherman cloth, zebra cloth, tuxedo suit, pirates.
- Prop : Umbrella (tuxedo man use it as a stick and to sail), rope (to pull the boat/ship), Cello (the girl is playing a wooden musical instrument), Clown (hold a stick and hat), tuxedo man (hold a shoes and flower), unknown man (climbing the stairs), maid (bring a trolley).

• The technique used
The classic show "O" by Cirque du Soleil creates an underwater tapestry of artistic creativity, surrealism, and dramatic romance.

•Performance area
"O" was created as a tribute to the beauty of water in its purest form and the idea of infinity.  "O" weaves a tapestry of imagination, surrealism, and romantic theatre to honour the beauty of the performing arts. World-class divers, synchronised swimmers, and acrobats are inspired by the beauty of the water.

•Scene transitions
From boat scene to carousel horse scene they use blackout, fade in (the term fade-in refers to gradually changing the lighting level from complete darkness to a predetermined lighting level) and curtain opening for this transition.

•Scenic design
Scenery is about the view of nature.

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1) The scenography you have seen:
-The staging design that I can see is "O" shaped. in the middle of the moon there is a pond filled with water.

-Various lighting design such as basic lighting, modern stage lighting can also include special effects, such as lasers and fog machines.

-Sound design such as sounds from musical instruments and others.

-Various costume designs to symbolize a character.

2) Function of scenography

- The process of scenography goes through the stages of cognitive and psychomotor aspect, and the production of effective results which will contribute to unity in ensuring the final product meets the requirements in producing a quality play production.

3) The component of scenography

- The Waiter: A rubber man who dances.

-The Zebras: Playful throughout the show, the Zebras perform during the Cadre Act.

- The Comets: Servants to the world of O.

- The Mermaids: The watchers of the mystical waters. Represents the malevolent side of the water.

- The Bikers : A group of energetic characters performing the aerial hoop act.number

4) The technique used

One of the world's leading live entertainment businesses, Cirque du Soleil are constantly using technology in and around their shows. amaluna has fully programmed keyboards accompany live vocalists, digital soundboards edit instrument voicing, stage lighting is timed, and hydraulics lift massive props.

5) The space/stage/  performance area

- Inspired by the concept of infinity and the elegance of water's pure form, "O" pays tribute to the beauty of the theatre - from the simplest street performance to the most lavish of operas - where anything is possible and where the drama of life plays itself out before our very eyes.

- It’s a 1.5 million gallon pool with a stage that can raise and lower within the pool to have a high-diver slipping into the water just to have another performer walking “across the water” just a few seconds later. An amazing technological feat.

6) Scene transition

I see the gymnasts balancing a performer by her hand. Here you can see how this act, “Barge”, transitions into a phenomenal combination of gymnastics and acrobatic diving: divers are thrown up into the air and slip neatly into the water.

7) Scene design

- Opening: An audience member (Philemon) is chosen by The Ballerina to read the show's emergency procedures and what not to do during the performance.

- Nage (Synchronized Swimming): A group of swimmers perform a synchronized swimming routine as Philemon is dropped into the world of O.

- Fixed Trapeze Duo: Two aerialists perform a fixed trapeze act as The Comets circle them on carousel horses.

- Barge (Banquine / Adagio): A combination of banquine and adagio, a group of performers perform various acrobatic stunts and diving jumps on a barge.

-Interlude (Parade): A group of characters participate in a parade before the clown act.

- Clown Act - Sleep: Leonid tries to fall asleep and ask Valery for  help.

- Interlude (Africa): Le Vieux and Aurora appear as silhouettes in an African setting.

- Finale: The cast of O watches Le Vieux and Aurora submerge underwater as Le Vieux plays a water resistant piano. Philemon and Aurora unite in the end.

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1. The scenography you have seen
Aquatics, an idea of pure water forms, inspired this theatrical performance. This performance also makes use of a 17-foot-deep tank filled with 1.5 million gallons of water, as well as technological work to ensure the success of this theatre production.

2. Scenography function
- Serves as a narrative sequence that is clearly communicated to the audience who watches the show.
- There is a musical opera that paints the setup with a line of dancers in the centre of the stage performing the major function in the play by managing each place in the setup.

3. The Components of scenography
- Set
consists of a ship, water, umbrella, and a horse.
- Costume design
clothing that is ideal for highlighting the character shown
- Music
simple music matched with
- Lighting
Various sorts of lighting are employed to pique the audience's interest.

4. The techniques used
- This cinematography employs a symbolic approach aimed to transmit implicit meaning and a fantasy form, which requires the production of a background shape with an audience-friendly, practical meaning. This is happening because the stage is crowded with big sets and implied-meaning items, and the actors on it present a confusing picture for the audience.

5. The space and stage performance
- The "O" stage is divided into four sections and is supported by four enormous scissor lifts. It is built of Mondo flooring (the kind used at track meets).
- A high diver might plunge in from 60 feet in the air thanks to how rapidly and elegantly the lifts can descend from just inches over the water to the pool's bottom, which is 17 feet below.
- As this massive stage sinks into the pool, water is passing through thousands of holes drilled across the surface, and it all seems so effortless from inside the theatre.

6. Scene transitions
- The crew are in charge the show is by inside the lighting control booth. The entire show is controlled by two automation consoles in the lighting booth, which manage almost every aspect of the production save the performers themselves.
-The plot revolves around a little child who embarks on an enthralling voyage through a mystical watery world. At the end of the act, the youngster and the audience return from the aquatic dreamland.

7. Scenic design
- View inspired is by nature

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DANISH FAKHRUSY SYAKIRIN BIN HISHAMUDDIN C20A1525

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1.         The scenography have you seen :-

The thearte have use the aquatic show. We can see the water element in each character.

2.         The function of scenography are :-

-  to make the show more colourful when they use all scenography element

-  to make audience to more understand the thearte

3.         The components of scenography

They use make up, set and props, lighting, costumes, audio and music to make show more interesting. With the all components they use in the show, this component can make to show the mood of thearte for audience to understand.

4.         The technique they used :-

They use the musical technique such as music, dancing, singing. The movements of dance is very sharp and the vocal of the singer is very suits. They also make blocking to make movement more sharp to walk.

5.         The space/stage/performance area/

They used the large area space of stage. All the stage they used artist used for the scene. The stage is very flexcible to make the character to out in the artist.

6.         The scene transition that have in the performance

They use lighting to make it changed as example from the light to the dark

7.         The scene design

We can see the design of water element and aquatic

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1. The scenography you have seen
A theatrical performance showing the theme of water

2. Function of scenography
Able to help describe and bring to life the acting and storyline so that the audience can more easily understand the stanging

3. The components of scenography
Lighting- the variety of types of light used in this staging can amaze the audience
Costumes- clown clothes, zebra clothes, a women wearing a red dress, etc
Props- a ship, carousel horse, trolley, red rose, cradle, umbrella, etc

4. The technique used
The use of light processing used during this performance is amazing where there are many changes in color and the type of light used that can change a situation

5. The space/ stage/ performance area
The stage area is quite spacious which allows this show to be used to the best of it's ability

6. Scene transitions
The transitions in this 'O' performance are when the stage lights are opened/ closed and change the colour of the lights

7. Scenic design
The scene is based on nature

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1. The scenography I saw based on the video is that this performance is water themed with aquatic elements.

2. Functions of scenography are to attract the interest of the audience watching, to avoid any blocking from the actors, and to balance the movements of the actors.

3. The components of scenography are sound, set, lighting, and costume. In terms of sound in the video, they balanced the sound of each action performed. The sound used follows every movement of the actors. As for the set, they use the stage completely. The stage is filled with several props. The stage also does not look so bushy with the props available. In terms of lighting, they use lighting with various colors such as blue, red, yellow and orange, contrasting with the costumes of the actors and they play a lot of lighting in this performance. They use costumes that match the lighting so that they can be seen by the audience. In addition, they use various clothes such as dresses, aquatic clothes, animal costumes and clowns.

4. The techniques used by them is that they balance their movements while on the prop.

5. They use the stage as best as possible. This is because the stage is so big, they completely fill the available space and also avoid obstacles from other performers.

6. The transition scene used in this theater is that they use lighting to change the next scene.

7. Scenery design in the theater about nature because each one presented, they have all the characters of life on this earth.

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The scenography
I saw this shows based on water .  The opening with dance like the rhythm of moving water

Scenography function
alble to help describe and bring to life the acting and the form of the story that is trying to be conveyed

lighting
for highlight everyting what the actor do and wear. lighting is very important to show the time, where anda bring eatch character to life.

Sound design
to evoke the atmosphere to show where the actor.

The components of scenography
Sound- only simple muzic like the sound of the sea

set
ship, water and umbrella, house

costume design- very suitable to highlight the character

The "0" stage is constructed of mondo flooring and is divided into four pieces, each of which is set on four substantial scissor lifts. Everything appears to be simple in the theater's pit since a sizable stage slips into the water through hundreds of holes punched into its surface.

Given that the success of both the production and the theatrical design depends on the pool, this is one occasion when it is difficult to distinguish between the two. With its warm gold and arching loges, the style is reminiscent of a European opera theatre.

It was easily visible because to their lights. The lights are turned on and off for each scene. In several situations, the performers who were connected to the scene were the main emphasis.

The beauty of the nature

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1. The scenography you have seen
-This show is performed based on water with a circus theme

2. Funtions of scenography
-Scenography in theater staging is to help describe and bring to life the acting and the form of the story presented.  Synography also explains the space of events, roles and characters in the performance presented

3. The component of scenography
-The components of scenography is set, props, lighting, choreography

4.The techniques used
-The main technique employed in "o" is acrobatics. The performers are skilled in various acrobatic manoeuvres, such as diving, trapeze, aerial straps, and hand balancing, which they employ to produce dazzling and gravity-defying performances.

5. The space/stage/performance area
-A multi-leyel platform that encircles the pool serves as the stage. It is intended to resemble a network of docks and platforms that are completely submerged in the water. The artists do acrobatic and aerial performances as well as enter and escape the water using the stage.

6. Scene transitions
-In theater performances, they use excellent lighting techniques so that they can be seen in time shifts.  Scene transitions are also done while the stage has been darkened and the next scene will begin when the lighting has been beamed back onto the stage.

7. Scenic  design
-design inspired by nature.

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NURUL AKIDAH HUSNA BINTI MOHD SUHAMI C20A1585

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NURUL AKIDAH HUSNA BINTI MOHD SUHAMI C20A1585

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1. The scenography you have seen:
I have seen in this theatre they use element of water  as their main concept and theme. In theatre also scenography lighting. They use lighting likes color red, orange,blue and white. They also have scenography scenic design, sound, costume and scenic design.

2. Functions of scenography:
Scenography in this theatre stage is help describe and bring to life the acting and the form of the story presented. Scenography also explain the space of events,roles and character in the performances presented.

3.The components of scenography:
In this theatre have components likes lighting color red,orange,blue and white.
Components of scenography have prop likes big umbrella and ship. Costume have dress,fisherman,house shirt and pajamas.Set have water and flying boat.

4. The techniques used:
In this theatre they have used technique acrobatics.

5. The space/stage performances area(s):
The space in this theatre they used space very large.

6. Scene transition:
Scene transition when the stage lights are open and closed and change the colour lights follow the scene.

7. Scenic design:
Scenic Designer is responsible for the visual appearance and function of the scenic elements used in the production. To translate the scenic design from the concept to the stage, the designer produces colored sketches or renderings of the sets and properties, scale models of the various sets, and scale mechanical drawings that fully describe the settings.
Scene in this theatre is based on the nature.

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What can i see from the performance is the scenography for the theater is Water and electricity.

The Function of scenography is made them an indelible feature on the Las Vegas entertainment scene. Want to make people  feel taken away to another era, when romance and beauty prevailed, while combining classic architecture with the most advanced and state-of-the-art technology

The components of this  scenography is the  highlight of the theatre's design is the oval ceiling feature with two layers of galvanized mesh and metal ribs which shimmer over the audience.

The techniques that used in this theatre is underwater dimming and see the light in the pool. A light tunnel under the front lip of the stage has large Plexiglas windows that allow fixtures to flood the pool with light. Bubbles added to the water help the lighting effects be seen, but make the pool somewhat like swimming in a glass of champagne.

The space that they used for the performance is rises from a white big top, and transforms into a fairy tale castle,

Scene transitions is five elevators integrated into the stage floor allow for a wide variety of set effects.
The interior architecture of the auditorium, its technical infrastructures and stage equipment systems form an exceptionally well-integrated whole, both visually and functionally.

The last is scene design. Design criteria, architectural and theatre design in collaboration with Michel Crête, Cirque du Soleil’s scenographer

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The scenography you have seen

-          The performance stage is based water themed. The stage very creative have big pool, there is light and foam in the pool.

Function of scenography

-          The function of scenography can bring the play to life through the form of performance by all the actors. Scenography also explains the time, space of events, roles, nature and character.

The components of scenography

-          Set (water, horse, flying boat)

-          Lighting (red, blue, white, orange)

-          Prop (big umbrella, ship)

-          Costume (dress, pajamas, fishermen, house shirt)

The technique they used

-          The slow movement of horses in water challenges convention and creates a unique performance accompanied by live music.

The space and stage performance

-          A very spacious stage space to put a large pool on the stage. Actor also use all available space for example, in the water, behind the pool, in the air and on the side of the stage.

Scene transitions

-          Lighting effects are used to create transitions between scenes use many changes in color and the type of light used.

Scenic design

-          Designed use the flowers part of their acrobatic routines. The performance is based on nature.

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- The components in scenography is Any sound, lightning, set and costume design. But in that videos we can see that they use another thing, like a water as a set, dressup, zebra cloth, pirates, also fisherman cloth as a customes.

- The actors use a few teknik to perform on stage and manage their emotions to be in that character. Also the crew lighting understood the que when the show begins.

The space on the performance area the area occupied by the audience and the actors during the course of a performance and which is characterized by the theatrical relationship fostered between the two.

- Scene transition the main is lighting which is every scene they on and off the light and change the colour of the light.

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The scenography you have seen

A show that focuses on acrobatics, dancing, and gymnastics. It also features water acts such as synchronized swimming as well as aerial and ground acts.

Functions of scenography

It creates an ambiance through physical surroundings that provides multiple movement, composition and character interaction.

The components of scenography

Costumes :  represent historic periods from the 15th to 20th centuries. From red frock coats to bodysuits painted to make the acrobats look like playful zebras, baggy clown suits, and delicate chiffon skirts, the costumes utilize a vibrant color palette.

Lighting : the scene is developed in an interior space. For example, dark lighting can recreate a gloomy atmosphere. Through a focused light, a particular element of the scene can be highlighted.

Makeup : it is necessary to give the actor the appearance required for their role. The makeup can also include other elements such as wigs, beards, noses, among others.

The techniques used

In this show, they use blocking techniques to avoid hindering the views of other performers or audience. Blocking technique is a process of deciding where characters will be at any given point in time.

The space / stage / performance area(s)

The orchestra includes standard instrumentation : keyboards, percussion, cello, guitar, saxophone, flute, and vocals.

The moving stage and set, the lighting cues, the rotating mechanical carousel that supports the aerial performers high above the stage and the piano that sinks below the water at the end of the show : all these elements are viewed on a series of screens in the lighting booth.

Scene transitions

During performances, the crew managed to control and set changes in almost pitch black darkness.

Scenic design

The scenic design helps the audience into a different world on stage.