The costume of the Tin Man reaches a sense of realism because it was actually made out of metal so that would be an advantage in the film. A disadvantage would making the costume stiff and not giving the actor the possibility of moving more naturally but making him feel kinda like a robot.But I like the idea of using oil to make him less stiff so that was unique.But I would make him more tin man like than robot-like.
This scene is probably the most emotional scene arguably in the film.This scene is also a very joyful scene as he rewards the friends Dorothy found along her journey but yet a sad scene because now she must say goodbye to her new friends forever but in return finally get to go home. The filmmaker achieve this mood with the emotional music and lighting and the performance of the amazing actors during that time.
What is the character’s motivation? How does the character change during the film? How does the filmmaker show the progression of this motivation and change? The character I chose is Dorothy because she starts off as a naive girl who wants more in life and to leave her town behind.
as she goes through her journey in Oz she realizes she misses her simple life because the life she wishes for is chaotic and does not includes her family.Dorothy motivation is her shaping her own destiny and deciding for once in her life that she want to go back home.
The Wizard of Oz is often considered a family-friendly story. If you were in charge of a production (film or theatre), how might your production be different if you knew your audience was likely to have small children versus if you knew that the audience would be mostly high school age?. If the audience was a majority of small children I wouldn’t change anything because the movies are family appropriate.For an older audience I would include more action scenes and more scenes that connect the characters with the audience and only include the essential songs that made the movie beloved for generations.
Many aspects of The Wizard of Oz have remained part of our popular culture, from the songs in the film to Dorothy’s iconic red shoes to phrases like ‘There’s no place like home.’ Even people who have never seen this film are likely to know about parts of the film. What aspects of this film have made it so culturally influential?
This film has multiple aspects that made this movie a part of pop culture and influence movies,games etc.For one the film was one of the first color films during that time aging well.The movie also has iconic quotes that are still being quoted in the media till this day. And one of the most popular songs in the world “Over the Rainbow”. This film has established itself as one of the most influential and greatest movies of all time.
The Wizard of Oz is based on a book written by L. Frank Baum by the same title. When productions are adapted from sources such as books, directors often have to make decisions about what will work in the production and what needs to be changed from the original book version. Research the differences and similarities between the book and film versions of The Wizard of Oz. What are three differences or similarities between the book and film versions? Does the film represent the artistic version of the book, even though changes were made?
Differences:
- Color of Dorothy slippers are red in the movie while in the book they are ruby
- The wicked witch of the west is more raw and way evil. She literally sends animals to savagely kill Dorothy.
- Songs are only a part of the movie and the book.
Similarities:
- The main characters are exactly the same in both adaptation
- Yellow brick roles
- the same themes like family and friends, and getting back homeward.
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