Hamlet - Film and Stage Scenes

Synopsis: Performance tape for SHAKESPEARE - BREATHING LIFE INTO TEXT. Demonstrates the different disciplines of theatre directing and film directing. Shows two different directors in two different media working with 2 key scenes each of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The scenes are AIII i and AIII iv. Both scenes are played out in full and in both versions, the same actors are used by two different directors working with the same text, but with different endings.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video
Technical information: Colour / Sound
Year of release: 2001
Duration: 20 mins
Availability: Sale

Producer

Barbara Peters

Cinematographer

Peter Beeh

Contributor

Arthur Tanaka; David Ritchie

Cast

Bernadette Millar
Damien Ryan

Production type: Documentary/Educational/News
Plays: Hamlet
Subjects: Drama; Media studies
Keywords: acting; Shakespeare, William (1564-1616); Stage directing; Film directing
Related items: Shakespeare - Directing for Stage and Film

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