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Newcastle Herald, (2016). "THEATRE REVIEW: Disney's High School Musical Jr."
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/3851450/theatre-review-disneys-high-school-musical-jr/

Mark Naglazas (2016). "Perth Actors Continue to hit the Big Time". https://thewest.com.au/news/australia/perth-actors-continue-to-hit-the-big-time-ng-ya-109657

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Newcastle Herald, (2016). "THEATRE REVIEW: Disney's High School Musical Jr."
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/3851450/theatre-review-disneys-high-school-musical-jr/

Mark Naglazas (2016). "Perth Actors Continue to hit the Big Time". https://thewest.com.au/news/australia/perth-actors-continue-to-hit-the-big-time-ng-ya-109657

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Plans include a large space in the center to the front of the stage meeting the set requirements of open space. It can also be used as a classroom and a cafeteria with additional chairs and other items. The stairs and elevated platform provide varying levels for the actors and help to mimic the design of the movie sets. The wall at the front of the elevated platform allows for changes in decoration such as a wildcats banner in the gym or science posters in a classroom. The announcement podium is both practical to the script and can have a basket ball hoop attached.

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Figure 6: “Legally Blonde Set by Patricia Leo Design” Patricia Leo. 2013

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High School Musical - Stick To The Status Quo

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Figure 7: “LJHS High School Musical Set.” Justin Miller. 2008.

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Ideas Based Upon Previous Productions and Movie Sets

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Ideas Based Upon Previous Productions and Movie Sets

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Symmetrical staircases are used in multiple play sets (fig. 4 & 7) and in the movie cafeteria (fig. 1). The stairs also have a similar appearance to sport stands making them useful in the set of the basket ball court. The lecture movable lecture room seats in Fig.6 could provide both the aesthetic impression of stairs and sports stands whilst providing classroom seats.
Classrooms and cafeteria can be created through movable items such as chairs and tables as well as posters.
Front wall of elevated platform can be used to indicate setting changes as in fig. 4.

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This is NOT a fanmade, this is the official trailer that I got from the Disney website.

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Figure 3: “HSM Movie Classroom” Sweetie High (Alias). 2016.

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For the research section of this assignment, I first begun by looking at previous work done in the advertisement section for High School Musical. By getting a basic understanding of what made the film so successful, this allowed me to get an idea on how to recreate that spark of popularity. I looked into different colour schemes, the trailer for the film, posters for the movie and other types of media. From there on I used the symbols and iconography to build up my design.

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It can attract attention, set a mood, and even influence our emotions and perceptions.

But sometimes it can be hard to know where to start when choosing a color palette for your design project.

So we've done the hard work for you- giving you 100 color combinations inspired by nature, food & drink, travel, and everyday items.

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Nature

01. Fresh & Bright

Fresh greenery and colorful blossoms make springtime a welcome sight after a long winter. This color palette features bright shades of green and coral that will make your design pop. These types of colors might be used for a spring- or summer-season event poster or perhaps an advertisement that wants to come across as fresh and youthful.

02. Subdued & Professional

Red and blue are some of the most common colors that businesses use for branding, and for good reason. Red says "confident and powerful," while blue says "calming and trustworthy." This palette offers a little bit of both, with slightly desaturated shades that aren't overpowering. To the conservative blue and gray hues, the brick red shade adds a burst of extra color that is still professional. This would work well in any corporate context or for a more "serious" design project.

03. Dark & Earthy

Desert landscapes are full of dramatic contrasts, and so is this color scheme. For an unexpected color combination that is more toned down than bright and garish, try this pairing featuring shades of plum and reddish-orange.

04. Crisp & Dramatic

Iceland's natural beauty is legendary, and this palette tries to capture its dramatic contrasts. The warm, grayish undertones of the top two colors contrast nicely with the cooler greens. A range of lighter and darker shades makes it easy to combine any two or three of the colors and have them still complement each other.

05. Cool Blues

Monochromatic color schemes (made up of the various tints, tones, or shades of one color) are extremely versatile. While this palette may not qualify as monochromatic according to the technical definition, for visual purposes, it creates a similar effect. With a color as multipurpose as blue, this combination could be used just about anywhere.

06. Outdoorsy & Natural

If you have a brand or need a design that emphasizes natural or "green" qualities, a color palette featuring greens and browns is a logical choice. Rather than your typical dull shades, this palette brightens things up with a splash of lime green.

07. Watery Blue-Greens

08. Primary Colors With a Vibrant Twist

09. Refreshing & Pretty

Crisp turquoise hues set off bright yellow and bubblegum pink for a palette almost reminiscent of Easter candy. If the pink makes the palette too "girly" for your design's purposes, just leave it out and opt for the top two aqua shades plus the yellow for a bright, clean combination.

10. Playful Greens & Blues

The bluish shades at the top and bottom of this selection have gray undertones, which makes them almost neutral - a great foundation for playing with more daring tones like the lime green.

11. Fresh & Energetic

The almost neon shades of blue and green balance out the other two more conservative colors and add a bright freshness that gives the combination some kick. This kind of scheme might work well for a fitness brand or any design that needs to balance a businesslike feel with an energetic vibe.

12. Surf & Turf

This landscape features both warm and cool colors in both bright and subdued shades. The beachy, mellow color palette inspired by it draws from those contrasts for a combination that brings to mind relaxing island vacations - just one example of how we can associate color with certain places, moods, or emotions.

13. Autumn in Vermont

14. Icy Blues and Grays

Contrasting warm grays with cool, glacial blues makes for a dynamic color scheme that's more visually interesting than your average combination of drab blues and grays. If you're in need of a palette that's more restrained, instead of opting for navy and dark gray, try these lighter, brighter hues.

15. Birds & Berries

16. Day & Night

17. Stylish & Retro

The muted shades of this color scheme have a vintage vibe, with the light aqua and gold particularly being colors that were popular in the 1950s and 60s. But that doesn't mean this combination looks dated. These colors (and the mid-century modern aesthetic in general) have seen a resurgence in popularity and still look stylish.

18. Shades of Citrus

19. Sunset to Dusk

20. Bright & Tropical

21. Warm Naturals

22. Bold Berries

23. Summer Sunflower

This combination has an outdoor feel to it, like a summer baseball game: you have the red dirt of the baseball diamond, the green grass in the outfield, the bright sun in a blue sky overhead. However, it's more subtle (and has more variety of color) than, say, the more obvious greens and browns in #6.

24. Modern & Crisp

Pairing black and white with bright, crisp shades of green makes for a modern palette that is sophisticated without being too serious. Instead of pairing red or blue with your black and white, freshen things up with some green.

25. Timeless & Nautical

Food & Drink

26. Neutral & Versatile

Neutral colors like the shades of gray and tan here are very versatile and can be paired with almost anything. A color scheme of all neutrals, however, can be quite nice, too. Depending on how you apply it to a design, it can be upscale and sophisticated (think branding for a luxury hotel) or calming and comfortable (think the décor of a favorite neighborhood coffee shop).

27. Cheerful Brights

28. Garden Fresh

29. Summer Barbeque

30. Berry Blues

31. Lemonade Stand

32. Serene & Spa-Like

Calming, spa-like greens and blue - great by themselves - look a little more lively with a splash of raspberry as an accent color. Adding a brighter or bolder accent color to a more restrained selection is a nice technique to liven up a color palette and give it a little extra interest.

33. Fun & Tropical

This happy blend of colors doesn't take itself too seriously. Have a summer party invitation to design? Maybe a children's event poster or advertisement? A palette like this one will make it clear where the fun is at.

34. Spicy Neutrals

Shades ranging from light to dark make it easy to apply this color palette to a design. There's enough contrast that you can choose a background color, a text color, and an accent color or two just from these four.

35. Pastels

Applications for a pastel palette will be somewhat limited - designs having to do with Easter, spring, babies, or tea parties are pretty safe choices. Pastel colors generally come across as pretty and delicate, so you'll want to make sure your design calls for a similar mood if you want to use a color combination like this one.

36. Bold & Cultured

37. Sunny Citrus

38. Crisp Complementary Colors

Red and green is one of three pairs of complementary (or opposite) colors on the traditional color wheel; others include orange/blue and violet/yellow. When combined, these colors make a striking, high-contrast impression that can be a little jarring if you don't use them carefully. That's why, for this palette, the reds and greens have been balanced and toned down (not full saturation like the red and green you see on Christmas decorations) for a fresher twist on a complementary color palette.

39. Warm & Rustic

40. Neon Night

41. Jewel Tones

42. Polished & Inviting

Warm grays with a pop of golden yellow is a combination you'll see sometimes in interior design and home décor contexts. It's primarily neutral (and the warmness of the grays feels calming and inviting) but the yellow adds some cheerfulness and energy for an overall palette that's refined but not stuffy.

43. Fresh Greens

44. Wintery Reds

Reminiscent of winter berries and bare branches against a snowy sky, this combination of colors would make a great alternative to your traditional Christmas or holiday palettes. The rich reds paired with violet-tinged grays feel festive, but sophisticated.

45. Summer Fiesta

46. Chocolaty Browns

Who says brown has to be boring? Add some red and violet undertones, and you have a full, rich color palette that - like these chocolate cupcakes - feels a little decadent.

47. Naturally Elegant

48. Cozy & Warm

49. Violet Sunset

50. Strawberries & Cream

Travel

51. Grecian Holiday

52. Bold & Basic

White, black (or in this case, very dark navy), red, and yellow is a very common combination. But with these saturated shades, it certainly isn't boring. If you're looking for a bold palette that doesn't mess around with unusual colors but that still makes a strong, eye-catching statement in your design, this type of color scheme is an easy one to apply.

53. Vineyard Neutrals

54. Modern & Urban

55. Misty Greens

56. Sunkissed Village

Many cliff-hugging villages along the Mediterranean coast are painted in warm pastels. You can replicate that sunny, carefree look with this selection of shades and bring a little of the Italian dolce vita to your design, creating a warm and welcoming effect.

57. Sun & Sky

58. Aqua Blues

59. Urban Oasis

60. Candy-Coated Brights

These vibrant hues look like they belong in a candy store, and they're sure to give a design some youthful energy. Just make sure that it's okay that the overall effect of the design is a little "loud," because like the graffiti they're inspired by, these colors certainly aren't quiet; they're out to make a statement.

61. Muted & Antique

62. Classy & Timeless

It's hard to replicate a metallic effect with just flat color, but dark blue and gold is a timeless combination that you'll see on everything from swanky party invitations to the official colors of elite schools and sports teams. To add a little class to a design, try some combination of the two colors. (If you can manage to get your design printed with gold foil accents, even better!)

63. Cosmopolitan

64. Cheerful & Friendly

65. Nightlife

The ink colors that all printers use (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black; abbreviated CMYK) make a striking combination on their own, similar to the neon and illuminated signs of a big city at night.

66. Coastal

67. Maritime Brights

68. Vintage Charm

69. Understated & Versatile

70. Arctic Sunrise

Blue and gray always work nicely together (and you could certainly use the bottom three selections of this palette by themselves) - but the addition of a light coral pink, along with the brighter blues, gives this combination a little extra sparkle.

71. Mediterranean Afternoon

Lunch at an Italian restaurant, anyone? Some of the things most often associated with Italian cuisine - wine, rich tomato sauce, fresh handmade pasta - all make an appearance in this color scheme. Try it out to add some warmth and flavor to a design. The inclusion of a creamy neutral shade balances out the more colorful selections; you can use it as a background or base color and one or more of the others as tasteful accents.

72. Hazy Grays

73. City Sights

74. Retro & Relaxing

75. Green Fields

Everyday Items

76. Distinctive & Unexpected

77. Sleek & Modern

Black, gray, and white are always acceptable, usable colors. But add some cobalt blue, and those run-of-the-mill neutral shades become a backdrop for a modern, attractive palette that could work for any design style, from corporate to trendy.

78. Orange Accent

79. Beyond Black & White

Red or blue might be common pairings for basic black and white, but here, a deeper red along with a brighter turquoise blue gives a fresh twist to a familiar combination.

80. Shabby Chic Neutrals

81. Warm & Cool

82. Industrial & In-Control

83. Autumn Oranges + Complementary Neutrals

84. Pool Party

85. Classic Metallics

86. Subtle & Versatile

Reminiscent of colors you might see decorating a beach house, this palette is slightly nautical, slightly faded and vintage, but the hues included here won't box you into a certain style. They're pretty versatile and subtle, and won't overwhelm your design.

87. Professional & Traditional

88. Light & Natural

Photo credit: Flickr/Teresa Romano

89. Shadowy & Dramatic

90. Golden Afternoon

91. Dark & Handsome

Dark wood, leather, old books - things you might find in an English pub or one of those gentlemen's clubs you see in old movies. If your design could use some suave sophistication, try out this combination of rich browns plus a lighter, smoky neutral shade.

92. Technology Meets Nature

93. Cheerful Blues + Pink

94. Exotic & High-Impact

95. Back to School

96. Bright & Painterly

97. Urban Living

98. 1950s Kitchen

99. Smoky Purples

100. Trendy & Metropolitan

We hope that left you feeling inspired. Let us know in the comments section if you know of a color combination that deserves a spot in the list.

Happy designing!

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Fun Activity For Kids to Participate in Design Element

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Fun Activity For Kids to Participate in Design Element

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Kids Environment Kids Health - National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

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Your job is to write and design a poster to get people interested in helping the environment. Pick a topic-see below for some suggestions. Decide who the poster is for-is it for kids, parents, grow-ups?

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Figure 4: “HSM Set by Patricia Leo Design” Patricia Leo. 2008.

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Figure 2: “HSM Movie Gym” Unknown Author 2. 2009

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Figure 1: "HSM Movie Cafeteria" Unknown Author 1. 2015.

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Set requirements are based upon scenes from the movie as well as the requirements of the script.
Open Space for ease of movement (particularly dancing).
Ability to represent classrooms, a cafeteria and a basketball court.
Features representing the high school setting (eg. lockers).

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Sets provide varying levels for actors, can express subtext and symbolism relevant to the play, provide physical script elements, help create visual interest for the audience and can help the audience to understanding the setting of play without having to be told.

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To use my design skills to help design the set of our community play in a way that best suits the play High School Musical and the specific needs of our production.
I will rely on the skills I have as a result of my study of various art and design subjects at a high school and university level.

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Casting of the show will be advertised at local primary and high schools, as well as local agencies, popular food venues and universities the auditions will be held at the 3 locations mentioned above. A sign up sheet example is shown, in which student and performers can fill in and send in or contact us through directly to come to an audition. The casting is done in a comfortable and user friendly environment so the performers are comfortable, and held over several weekends where people are available and have had adequate time to prepare. In doing so I will be promoting the arts industry in educational institutions but hopefully inspire more toto enrol into arts by taking a chance. by auditioning

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Burt, Vickie. 2012. “Casting Call for Central high’s Production of the Wizard of Oz”. Central Speaks. http://www.centralspeaks.com/2012/08/28/casting-call-for-central-highs-production-of-the-wizard-of-oz/.

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Obviously the first step is to gain as much information as i possibly can on both the play and who's involved in making it happen but also the money raised and what its going towards. Once I have a sound knowledge base of that I then have to attend the dress rehearsal and watch the play. After that I need to interview the actresses and actors and then write my article in the local paper so it can gain publicity. Then once the play has been performed is when I interview locals to get their thoughts on it as well as do the bios of the local actresses and actors for the double paged feature.

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This is an example of an actress from Perth who is now gaining popularity and her career is beginning to take shape.

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Perth actors continue to hit the big time

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The astonishing run of young Perth actors hitting the big time is continuing.

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As the actors and actresses are all aspiring young locals. Following the play I will not only interview the locals who attended the play but i will also do a double page feature which will also get posted online where I will do bio's on all the actors and actresses. Doing this will give them publicity and hopefully help their career move along.

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This is an example of another group who did a high school musical local play and a review published in a local paper on the play

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REVIEW: Disney's High School Musical Jr

Pantseat Performing Arts, Civic Playhouse, Newcastle. Ended Saturday.

A lively drum routine by Belmont High Percussion Ensemble gave an impressive start to this story about school students competing for roles in a new musical written by one of their number, and the quality was maintained throughout the 75 minutes of the show.

The more than 30 young performers brought out the conflicts and frustrations of the students who wanted to be in the musical, but whose other activities in some cases made it difficult for them to audition.

The school musical, Juliet and Romeo, is a version of the classic story with a happy ending, and Troy Bolton (played by Christopher Shanko), the captain of the school's male basketball team, and Gabriella Montez (Lily Sanders), a new student and a brainiac who is drawn into a science competition, are attracted to each other and want to play those roles.

Sharpay Evans (Tashana Hardy) and her twin brother, Ryan (Uen Cartledge), also want those parts, and Sharpay cleverly manipulates those around her to increase her chances of playing Juliet. Hardy amusingly had Sharpay living up to her name, as when she responded to an accusation that she had told an untruth by saying "I didn't lie - I improvised".

The bright numbers, including Start of Something New and Bop to the Top, generally involved ensemble members and under the guidance of director Annie Devine, musical director Aretha Williams and the crew they were ever-engaging.

Choreographer Lauren Handsaker and her assistant Keely Boyden had the cast do amazing things in the dance routines, with the basketball team members adeptly moving balls around themselves in Get'cha Head in the Game and crowd-pumping movements by cheerleaders in We're All in This Together. And comedy was amusingly used in the ensemble numbers, with one pushy girl covered in crème brule in the swift lunchtime song Stick to the Status Quo.

Jordan Warner as the musical's writer showed the girl's skills in getting onside the students and teachers she needed, with Alexandra Vidler raising laughs as the teacher producing the musical and sparring with the basketball coach, Troy's father (an equally smile-raising Zac Smith).

Matt Bundy's set design and Lyndon Buckley's lighting assisted the often rapid movements between the school gym, classrooms and other parts of the educational institution.

Well before the finale, I could certainly see fellow students and teachers from my high school days in the characters.

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Australian Community Media - Fairfax Media

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THEATRE REVIEW: Disney's High School Musical Jr

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-Facebook would be a main way of reaching out to the community in a down to earth manner, being a very personal website

-With fine tuned targeting to demographic areas depending on the information and cookies that the websites takes and turns into marketable information

-Parents being key members and a sizeable percentage of them using Facebook

-Methods such as Instagram however do not allow for enough information and is not a picture based image project in which will help

-Positives of advertising on Facebook also include having familiarity and this builds trust, rather than using an unknown website.

-Community affair, which mean Facebook has quick access to friends.

-People are able to tag each other, this being important for the event as the action of ‘inviting’ someone to attend can send reminders and notifications as well as giving a direct link to the communities

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Warm, bright eye-catching colours

-Play to the fact that it is a well-known movie/story

-View previous example posters used

-Clear symbols and connotations

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Bright flashy colours are used to grab the attention of target audiences. This strong colour choice uses the advantage of analogous colours to provide an overall theme for the poster and other advertisements.

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My Role as an Online Advertisement Designer:

For this project, I will be creating advertisements in the online world and through technological media in order to reach out to the target audiences. In this case, as it is a community based project, the focus will be put in family friendly areas of advertising. Within the online domains, I have the role of supplying

-My thoughts and input regarding effective marketing strategies

- As a graphic designer, I am responsible for communicating visually to the intended audience, in this case it being family’s and community groups

-It will be my role to listen to the groups ideas and direction that they intend for the play in order to successfully clearly convey their message to the target audience

-It is my role to be flexible and meet the groups needs in order to adjust for any changes for example dates, locations etc.

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My main duty will be writing a piece for the local newspaper on the play. Included in my article I will have interviews with all key personnel involved in the play as well as my own perspective on the initiative, showing the readers why this is such a good cause. In me doing this is should provide really good publicity for the play within the local community as well as informing the public further what the play is for and what the money is going towards. Obviously as already said, the money is going towards the local council which will give them funds to develop something for the locals. You might be wondering how I will be able to write an article on the play to give it publicity if the play will have already happened? Well, in the days leading up to the play I will be attending a full dress rehearsal and from attending this I will give me a basis to write my opinion on the show. On attending the rehearsal i will also interview all the main characters as well as the director which will give my article some quotes from the key people involved in making this play go ahead.

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Wilbur Bissett
DISCIPLINE
-  Journalism and Marketing
ROLE
-  Journalist.

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By inviting agencies and talent scouts from the region it creates an incentive to those who participate. In doing so promising participants can be scouted and give themselves a kickstart to a promising career in the acting industry. The arrival of industry professionals will be used to help out our already professional level staff, but give mentorship to those less experienced who work on the show while teaching those working on the technical elements. Those invited will be elected as they run their own workshops which they can advertise to those on set, such as Ali Roberts studio, Filmbites and Screenwise acting schools. In doing so they are getting customers, and the staff on the show get some training, experience and some inspiration. In shooting for DVD, for those families that want to purchase something their child has participated in, can be used by the actors and other staff as show reels for their future in the arts industry as well as make some more money to give to a local organisation. In creating the DVD, the Ali Roberts studio has contact information to professional filmmakers, which are apart of the Ali Roberts company which can create the DVD, which I can then send out to those who purchased via the contact information on the audition flyer they would have handed in.

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Screenwise was established seventeen years ago with the purpose of providing specialist, career-focused training in acting for film & television.

The Sydney-based acting school is overseen by Multi-Award Winning Actress* and Australian Film and TV Legend Denise Roberts ( Schapelle, The Moodys, Cliffy, Mrs Biggs, Packed To The Rafters, Blood Brothers, Razzle Dazzle, Always Greener, GP) and is inspired by the tenacious, dedicated and professional nature of the 'Roberts Method' for which it is based on.

Screenwise was the first to recognise the need for a drama school specifically designed to teach the art of screen acting by offering current working industry professional actors, directors and technicians as it's tutors.

Screenwise continues to employ the crème de la crème of industry professionals - award-winning actors, directors & casting consultants that adopt an articulate and inspirational approach to their teaching. Students are exposed to these professionals on a regular and intimate basis, and are offered the rare opportunity to network and train closely with accomplished and experienced actors who define what it means to have a practical and rewarding career in the Film and Television Industry.

"Screenwise offers the best training for film and television acting that I have seen in this country. Denise brings together the cream of industry professionals to instruct the students in all facets of acting for screen. I cannot recommend her classes more highly." - Trish McAskill, United Artists.

Screenwise offers intensive full-time and part-time creative and technical screen acting programs that are accredited and up to date with Australian and International film industry standards. Screenwise made history when it became the first Registered Training Organisation* to offer a Two-Year Diploma of Screen Acting*. The One-Year Part-Time Showreel Course has equally made it's mark on the industry by combining first-class acting training with a state of the art Showreel on completion. Screenwise also continues to offer a range of Short Screen Acting courses for Beginner, Intermediate and Advance levels whilst catering to a range of other industry needs - including training in American Accent, Presenting to Camera and Improvisation.

Screenwise is not only leading other Sydney Acting Schools in both performance and program content, it is, and will continue to be at the forefront of acting education nationally and internationally offering the very best the industry has to offer. The school is committed to producing Screen Actors of the highest international calibre who understand the importance of their profession and the responsibility that comes with it. Screenwise actors bear the social commitment to use their formidable skills of acting in such a way that the world has been left a little better for their efforts.

* To find out more about Denise Roberts and her list of industry awards and achievements you can view her complete profile here

* Registered Training Organisation Provider Code: 91699

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Now Actors

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Actors Now / Now Actors are an established and leading force within the Australian film, television, radio and theatre industry. This boutique style agency is one of Australia's leading actors' management agencies. We represent not only experienced theatre and film luminaries but also many rising young adult, teen and child stars.

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Film bites talent agency

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Filmbites Talent Agency represents industry professional and emerging new talent in PER / MEL / SYD. Please see our;

* Experienced professional talent below
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Our actors have been;
Cast In some of the following high profile films/TV shows; Australia Day (Kriv Stenders), Hunters (Gale Ann Hurd), Offspring Season 6&7, The Warriors (ABC), Jasper Jones, Paper Planes, These Final Hours, A Few Less Men, Cloudstreet, Looking for Grace, Son of A Gun, The Turning.
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Our young actors are trained through Filmbites School arm with a intensive curriculum that is has been developed especially so our young actors are ready for the industry.
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Filmbites Casting Agency is home to professional actors from kids to adults as well as nurturing up and coming talent. With a friendly, knowledgable team and a large range of dynamic, talented actors Filmbites Casting Agency is the place to find your next talent.

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Ali Roberts studio

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Ali Roberts Studio provides classes that specialise in Stage and Screen, Voice and Accent, Shakespeare, Sitcom and Sketch and are delivered by industry professionals to ensure our students learn relevant, contemporary techniques to prepare them for a successful career in the performance industry.

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Working with the creative and technical parts of the show and making sure they synchronise for a refined piece. Not only is the performance itself important but there will be a significant amount of work backstage, the music, lighting, set changes etc, in which I, along with other staff especially the stage manager must help out. Importance will be focused with cinematographers and play writers, to ensure the script is entertaining and to adapt it where need be to make the show entertaining to the audience. The cinematographers will create the best shots for the stage to create a valid DVD piece

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I need to be the link between main members of the production such as costume design, set design, actors, choreographers, technicians and other essential crew members. By working with such people, I can ensure the messages and themes of our production are transferred to the audience and our key demographic, and most of all, make sure the show is entertaining. My role will be to guide these aspects in accordance with my creative desire, which will involve my input on the choreography, specifics of lighting and music etc. I’ll be paying close attention to the actors and choreographers to make sure their portrayal is the vision I had in mind. In doing so I can create an authentic and interesting set, with unique characters and designs. The teamwork displayed between the aspects of production is a key role in which I must mediate in order for the show to be a success.

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Alex Hutchings
Discipline
- Theatre rts & Screen Arts
Role
- Director

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marie-is-pretty-in-prada. SharpayCostumes Desighnedby Me. 2011, Digital Image.  Available from: Polyvore (2011)

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Hair: messy low bun
Glossip Girl Flavor: pain au chocolat
Song: Stick to the Status Quo
Wearing: Stella for Moto X leather biker jacket, silver sequin bow top, Genes skinny jeans in dark wash, Embelished studded black boots from Chanel
Rating: 9.6
Twitter Update: just finshied desighning 4 sharpay costumes 4 hsm
Gossip: Jane Saldzary a ma-jor acne outbreak today after gym adn was so embared she went home

heyy girlies!
me massie here im back after my little break of a few days by anyways... so as you know i was chosen to desighn the costumes for the ocd production of high school musical and here is 1 of many sets that i will dessighn this set isn for some of sharpay's costumes. the first one would be a school day outfit, the second would we for a scense where a faster song is being sung and the next is one for a nicer sweet song like what i've been looking for , and the third is for a jazzy one hence the hat rate them 4 meh!
xoxo,
massie block

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Hair: messy low bunGlossip Girl Flavor: pain au chocolatSong: Stick to the Status QuoWearing: Stella for Moto X leather biker jacket, silver sequin bow top, Genes skinny jeans in dark wash, Embelished studded black boots from ChanelRating: 9.6Twitter Update: just finshied desighning 4 sharpay costumes 4 hsmGossip: Jane Saldzary a ma-jor acne outbreak today after gym adn was so embared she went home heyy girlies!me massie here im back after my little break of a few days by anyways...

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(Tedx Talks 2015)

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A solution for a sustainable fashion industry | Fredrik Wikholm | TEDxGöteborg

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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Every year we throw away 30 kg of clothes, and the textile industry is one of the world's top 5 polluters. So, how can we make the fashion industry more sustainable?

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The cast of the production will have to be measured and fitted for the garments. The recruiting of local seamstresses to assist the fitting and production process may be something which I do, as more hands on deck will speed up the process as wells being another means of getting the community more involved in the production.

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I may go through op-shops such as red cross, looking for garments that I can repurpose for the production, either using the garments themselves as a basis of the designs or using them to help create one of my sketches. Utilising green principles is important to minimise wastage is the workplace. This is only a small step, but the more people valuing green principles, the more sustainable the fashion industry will become in the long run.

Fabric and other materials such as zips and buttons will also be needed, seeing if i can receive donations from business or individuals when collecting the supplies is ideal to minimise costs.

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As chairperson it is also my role to make sure that the event is running smoothly and that everyone is communicating with each other. Having meetings and forming a group chat has been useful when keeping in touch with one another, with face to face contact allowing us to all be on the same page in terms of the purpose pf the event.

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In the research process, I will have to observe each character, their roles in the plots and their individual positioning. This can be done by critiquing the characters actions and behaviours, creating a profile on who the character is, which will allow me to create a symbolic costume reflecting this.

The research is a starting point of the designs, allowing me to create designs inspired by the character profile which i have created, using my own drawing supplies to do so.

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My contribution to the production will be taking care of the costume designs. In order to accomplish this I will have to do research on all three of the High School Musical films, developed character profiles and using their own behaviours and traits as stimulus for the designs.

Costumes are an integral part of the production, being a symbol of what the charter stands for as well as demonstrating their personality in a non-verbal manner. For instance, the vision board pictured demonstrates the symbolic codes needed when costume designing. Details such as colour and style of the garments are integral when perfectly representing the character.

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- Encouraging others to disregard stereotypes and be themselves despite societal norms

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(97Shakiraforever97 2010)

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High School musical - We're all in this together

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- Team work
- Friendship
- Being true to yourself

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​Forster Park Community Centre
Corner Keane Street/Abernethy Road, Cloverdale, 6105, WA
(City Of Belmont 2014)

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Forster Park Community Centre and Reserve

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Forster Park Community Centre is available for hire through the City of Belmont. The venue comprises a main hall and a large multi-purpose room. The main hall is suitable for weddings and a range of occasions requiring a large space for up to 200 people.

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Harvest Lakes Community Centre
62 Aurora Dr, Atwell, 6164, WA
(CityofCockburn 2016)

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Harvest Lakes Community Centre is a sustainable designed, multi-purpose facility with rooms for hire.

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MosArts
16 Lochee St, Mosman Park, 6012, WA
(MosArts 2017)

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The community can be involved in many ways throughout the overall project, in particular, coming together as one for the viewing of the production. Locals who are interested in participating in the production, whether it be an acting role or contributing in others ways for instance event management, is highly encouraged. We aim for the event to be made by the locals, for the locals, giving back to the community in an engaging and enjoyable way!

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Local community centre/hall, Western Australia

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We are holding a community engagement project, a small scale production of Disney's classic High School Musical. The event is being held to target families and youth, engaging the community and those in surrounding suburbs to come together for a viewing of the production, with a donation of $5 being the means of purchasing a ticket. The money raised will be donated to the local city council, with the events purpose being fundraising in hopes of bringing more opportunities and developments to the area, for example building a new playground or holding future community events such as fetes and markets.

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Discipline:
Fashion & Marketing
CAP Role:
- Chairperson
- Costume Designer