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Slapstick is an excellent example of this form as it is largely a physical humour, which like farce, asks for ridiculous situations. 

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"Staring at the Sun", the 126ers

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http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dee_Yan-Key/edvard_wolfgang__me/6--Dee_Yan-Key-ringing_the_funny_farm

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Simon_Mathewson/Some_silly_songs/Bossa_Nova_1910

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Josh_Armistead/Redfern/Josh_Armistead_-_Redfern_-_02_Youre_So_Funny

Final audio used:

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pkstycd0FyeHxgkYV57bjD50LI9Sp8zw/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FPiwhSRUmbQUQWder0qnhv_Jcjsa98HK/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nFl7ZGLw1_Xz17uoMtSfQYrVxzCe3Fvj/view?usp=drivesdk

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Slapstick is an excellent example of this form as it is largely a physical humour, which like farce, asks for ridiculous situations.
Instead, modern slapstick asks for tripping on banana peels, accidentally walking into unseen objects and banging heads together. It is often a violent form of comedy, with the violence being an integral factor in its success. The Marx Brothers and The Three Stooges were masters of slapstick and their films are full of outlandish physical gags and preposterous plot developments. The dumb Harpo was often the victim of much Marx Brothers entertainment. Other famous comedy teams such as Laurel and Hardy and the films of the Keystone Cops also employ hilarious use of slapstick. More recently (and less violently), the character Mr Bean effectively used simple slapstick in many episodes of the television series of the same name.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2SsIYEbCio

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Characters : Shadow/ real person
Music Junkyard percussion
Comedic
Inspiration: Peter pan + Shadow
Story - Freedom of Speech
The Rivalry: Shadow + Person (pulled apart originally/ detached)
Darkest Moment: Person /shadow ambition and selfishness sinning and metaphorical
Kiss + Makeup: Attached together again

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by flight of the conchords

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[LQ] 'Everyday Sounds' Musical Montage - Flight of the Conchords

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N9C6ziKmKY

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Soup Opera -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCjsPyIvdsM

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* Chazz Michael Michaels vs. Jimmy MacElroy (Blades Of Glory)
The Rivalry: At the 2002 World Winter Sport Games, Chazz and Jimmy tie for gold, but end up fighting on the podium resulting in them both being stripped of their medals and banned for life from men’s singles competitions.

Darkest Moment: Chazz headbutts Jimmy during the medla ceremony, knocking over the torch in the process, which then sets fire to the World Games mascot.

Kiss & Make Up? It’s a rocky road, but the pair spend almost the entire film developing a professional working relationship and a friendship. Awww.

* Captain Jack Sparrow vs. Captain Barbossa (The Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise)
The Rivalry: In Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl , Jack seeks revenge on Barbossa, his former first mate, who stole his ship and left him on an island.

Darkest Moment: In a final showdown in the first film, Barbossa fights and stabs Sparrow... but luckily the hapless captain has a magical coin in his possession that prevents him from dying.

Kiss & Make Up? Kind of. The pair team up in Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides to defeat Blackbeard and they go their separate ways with Barbossa once against embracing a career in piracy. Maybe we’ll get a better sense of their frenemy status in the fifth film.

* The Greasers vs. The Socs (The Outsiders)
The Rivalry: Two street gangs involved in a bitter feud.

Darkest Moment: When the Socs attack Greaser Ponyboy Curtis, Johnny defends him by pulling out a knife and fatally stabbing Soc Bob.

Kiss & Make Up? The death results in a mass rumble, which the Greasers win, but tragedy strikes in subsequent events, causing the Greasers to fall apart and for Ponyboy to realise the meaninglessness of their gang war.

* Sherlock Holmes vs. Professor Moriarty (Sherlock Homes: A Game Of Shadows)
The Rivalry: Sherlock uncovers a deeply embedded crime syndicate organised by criminal mastermind Moriarty, the only man with an intellect to match his own.

Darkest Moment: Moriarty reveals that he killed Irene Adler – the woman who is the closest that Sherlock ever gets to having a love interest (aside from Watson)

Kiss & Make Up? Cetainly not. The only way this battle of wits is resolved is by – true to the original demise of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective – mutual destruction ensured by Sherlock throwing the both of them off a cliff and into the Reichenbach waterfall. Luckily, Sherlock is seen to survive the ordeal...

* Professor X vs. Magneto (The X-Men franchise)
The Rivalry: Former friends, bonding over their mutant powers, become frenemies due to a differing ideal over mutants’ place in the world.

Darkest Moment: Revealed in X-Men: First Class , Magneto’s pro-mutant actions result in an unfortunate bullet-to-the-spine type accident for Charles Xavier, leading to his subsequent reliance on a wheelchair.

Kiss & Make Up? Never quite. It’s an ongoing rivalry, each wishing that the other would come round to their way of thinking. They quarrel over mutants’ superiority over homo sapiens, but otherwise enjoy a nice debate over a game of chess. It’s pretty much the most tragic bromance story in movies.

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Week 8 - Milestone 1 - Which creative work we will be responding to

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Week 8 - Milestone 1 - Which creative work we will be responding to

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Narrowing down our interests and focus for assessment:
As the group has a general understanding and passion for the elements of film. We discussed design principles and elements that resonate and reflect our own interests as creative practitioners. Jan Švankmajer's, Dimensions of Dialogue, became the chosen original creative work that we will focus for our assessment. The unorthodox and uncanny nature Švankmajer's short film allowed the group to further explore and analyse how we can apply our own skills to an original creative work using Švankmajer as a basis for the creative source.

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Familiar Live Action + Animation Examples

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Familiar Live Action + Animation Examples

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* Who Framed Rodger Rabbit (1988, 2D)
* Beauty and the Beast (2017, CGI)
* Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back (1980, Stop-motion)
* Monty Python and The Holy Grail (1975, 2D/ stop- motion)

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- Cartoon vs Real Life
- Freedom of Speech
- Claymation
- Comedy
- A story of them coming together
- A story showing how they think they're different but have a lot in common
- How animation is a way of using freedom of speech

ADD ANY OTHER IDEAS YOU HAVE

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Week 8 - Mind Map of Creative Exploration

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Week 8 - Mind Map of Creative Exploration

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Week 8 - Milestone 1- Appraisal of Creative Work

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Week 8 - Milestone 1- Appraisal of Creative Work

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KYB101 Assessment 1 Worksheet - for assessment 2.docx

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Group Members/ Skill sets:
Frejya: Music
Jack: Film, Screen and New Media
Maddi: Drama
Jess: Animation

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Exploration of potential original creative works in our fields of study:

Animation:

Burge, J., Ezard, D. and Trounce, M. 1996-1999. The Dreaming, Series 6, ep. 'Julli-Julli'

Švankmajer, J. 1983. Dimensions of Dialogue. Krátky Film Praha

Unkrich, L. 2017. Coco. Pixar / Disney

Drama:

Things I Know to Be True by Andrew Bovell. 2017. Co-produced by Frantic Assembly and State Theatre Company South Australia, with Warwick Arts Centre UK, in association with Chichester Fetsival Theatre and the Lyric Hammersmith

In-dij-uh-nu-s by Digi Youth Arts, directed by Alethea Beetson. La Boite Theatre Company HWY performance season

The Eisteddfod by Lally Katz. Co-presented by Metro Arts and Room to Play. Sue Benner Theatre, 109 Edward Street, Brisbane

Film, Screen and New Media:

Thornton, W. 2009. Samson and Delilah

Wiseau, T. 2003. The Room

McCartney, K. and McLennan K. The Katering Show

Music:

Kendrick Lamar and SZA. 2018. "All the Stars" from The Black Panther soundtrack

Baker Boy. 2017. "Cloud9 (feat Kian)"

Kev Carmody and Paul Kelly. 1991. "From Little Things Big Things Grow" Performed by Kev Carmody, Paul Kelly, Clare Bowditch, Missy Higgins, and Dan Sultan. 2015.  From Cannot Buy My Soul

Any performance from the 'Live From Outer Space' program