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It does seem interesting how little the School of Drama's contrbutions to the films is discussed in thr article. Just from walking through the halls of Purnell for the last few months, it is clear that these films have taken over the lives of many studnets here in the school of drama. There's a big jump in the production of a film from the screenwriters to the premier and it seems interesting that when discussing fliming on location, there is no investigation into the production team members who played a major role in these decisions and the execution of the film.
I met this guy at the Shady Grove bar who had dated a drama girl a few years ago. He started talking to me about the little shows in "that little black theater" (meaning the Rauh) and how awesome they were. He started asking his friends if they had ever gone with him. He actually started to get heated that no one knows about the Rauh shows or the Wells shows. He exclaimed "THEY'RE JUST FRICKIN AWESOME!" I think that if we could just get people into the door and show them one performance, they may be hooked. Maybe the Tartan would be the way to do that. We should invite them at some point for maybe a tech or perhaps a special time to talk with the casts. Just something that is special and inviting.
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It does seem interesting how little the School of Drama's contrbutions to the films is discussed in thr article. Just from walking through the halls of Purnell for the last few months, it is clear that these films have taken over the lives of many studnets here in the school of drama. There's a big jump in the production of a film from the screenwriters to the premier and it seems interesting that when discussing fliming on location, there is no investigation into the production team members who played a major role in these decisions and the execution of the film.
I met this guy at the Shady Grove bar who had dated a drama girl a few years ago. He started talking to me about the little shows in "that little black theater" (meaning the Rauh) and how awesome they were. He started asking his friends if they had ever gone with him. He actually started to get heated that no one knows about the Rauh shows or the Wells shows. He exclaimed "THEY'RE JUST FRICKIN AWESOME!" I think that if we could just get people into the door and show them one performance, they may be hooked. Maybe the Tartan would be the way to do that. We should invite them at some point for maybe a tech or perhaps a special time to talk with the casts. Just something that is special and inviting.
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