the reason is you want to grab their attention back so being entertaining is most likely the way to go and having a dynamic aproach helps ensure you have youre audiences attention. being friendly, warm and open, isnt really an option whilst acting because you dont want to break charecter ecpessially if youre charecter is dark or gloomy you wouldnt want to suddenly go off script with your emotions just to gain back the crowd. which is why i think option C is the correct answer, since you can be dynamic and entertaining but still maintain charecter.
By clarifying, intensifying, and interpreting the event for a specific audience.
Explanation:
First of all, applied media didn't consider every aspect of life as an art form. So, the only way we have to separate these worlds (life and art) it's developing specific creations and events for a particular audience. Only through this way, we'll be able to know exactly the difference between life experience and art, because it was created by ourselves and target a specific audience.
In Patti Smith's version of "Because the Night," the phrase "Because the Night" that is sung during the chorus is generally accented (somewhat exaggerated) throughout every chorus in the song?
Certainly, it is!
Explanation:
The phrase "Because the night" in the melody is very hooky, but it sounds more convincingly in Patti's version. And yes, I'd say that it is sung accented or at least with real determination. Great interpretation of that excellent song!
