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The director is the only artist who comes into direct contact with all of the other artists in the production. They channel the talents of the other artists to create a unifying artistic whole that creates an overall impression that all of the aspects of production belong together: the writing, the acting, the scenery, lighting, sound. they all appear to be the product on one artistic sensibility.
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What is the difference between the performing arts industry and entertainment industry?
Performing arts is acting or dancing or singing. General stuff like that. Entertainment is anything from juggling to sword swallowing stuff like that. I hope i helped
What has the author Gillian Nash written?
Gillian Nash has written: 'Careers in the performing arts' 'Careers in the fashion industry'
What are the two types art?
Performing arts dramatic arts and visual arts for three.
What does genre mean in performing arts?
Different styles of performing arts.
What has the author Stuart Moss written?
Stuart Moss has written: 'The entertainment industry' -- subject(s): Performing arts, Amusements
When was Windmill Performing Arts created?
Windmill Performing Arts was created in 2002.
When was Aberdeen Performing Arts created?
Aberdeen Performing Arts was created in 2005.
When was Gallimaufry Performing Arts created?
Gallimaufry Performing Arts was created in 2002.
When was Encyclopedia of Performing Arts created?
Encyclopedia of Performing Arts was created in 1954.
What did Iger do in civic affairs?
member of the board of directors of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and as a board member of the Outward Bound Program and the National Campaign Against Youth Violence
What has the author Toshio Suzuki written?
Toshio Suzuki has written: 'Asakusa' 'Asakusa no onna' -- subject(s): Biography, Entertainers, Motion picture producers and directors, Performing arts
What has the author Nello McDaniel written?
Nello McDaniel has written: 'Defining a new arts era: A special report' 'Arts planning' -- subject(s): Arts, Planning, Management 'The quiet crisis in the arts' -- subject(s): Performing arts, Management, Finance, Federal aid to the performing arts, Centers for the performing arts, Performing arts sponsorship
