Comparison of AAIP Flashcards

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Similarities Themes

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  1. Love and relationships: the love between Don+Kathy, love between Jerry+Lise
  2. Comedy: “I got rhythm”, pretending to be different things, making the children laugh
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Differences themes

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  1. SITR comments on the lies and deceit of Hollywood whereas AAIP shows the reality of Jery struggling in his career
  2. AAIP focuses on post was Paris and the struggles associated whereas SITR looks at the glamours of Hollywood
  3. AAIP filled with dream like sequences within (Adam and Jerry), help to develop plot.
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Similarities SF/Influences

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  1. Relatable character
  2. Direct Correlation between movement and music.
  3. Integration of Dance and Narrative; “Good Morning” and “YWMFM” helps to drive narrative, so does “S Wonderful” and “Love is here to stay”
  4. Music and dance help to drive the narrative, (light music = lise, heavy music = jerry)
  5. athleticism: big energetic movements
  6. cultural influences
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Differences SF/Influences

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  1. Charlie Chaplin – “I got rhythm” = walk in first holding imaginary cane, also seen in Jerrys dream like sequence
  2. Fred Astaire: “I’ll build a stairway to heaven”, costume and style.
  3. cancan style dance
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Similarities movement

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  1. tap; suzie Q, ball changes, shuffles, pick ups
  2. childlike actions; standing on piano
  3. ballroom hold - Kelly leading the women (YWMFM and LIHTS)
  4. gestural movements due to being happy in love, talking to strangers (‘SITR’ and ‘Henri +Jerry Duet)
  5. 2 parts of Jerrys dream like sequence: jazz and upbeat + more soft (almost like Broadway melody + Broadway ballet)
  6. direct similarity open wide V arms (like BM)
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Differences movement

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  1. classical ballet movement: pointe work
  2. Genes dance movement is more stylised jazz.
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similarities FofP

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  1. aural setting = “LIHTS” Similar rhythm to YWMFM (romantic feel) / JDLS full orchestral
  2. Set = JDLS, picture drawing set similar to BM in SITR
  3. Costume = Henri costume replicates that of some suits worn in SITR
  4. Lighting = natural lighting
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differences FofP

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  1. Costume = Jerry casual outfit – trousers and t-shirt, Don wears smarter trousers and shirt
  2. Set = AAIP, Jerrys house small and chaotic, shows culture of Paris and streets. SITR showcases Hollywoods glamour with large sets (e.g. Dons house is a mansion)
  3. Lighting = in J dream sequence, fountain lighting red.
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Similarities characters

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  1. Both Don and Jerry reflect relatable characters, even though one is a struggling artist, and the other is a film star.
  2. Lise didn’t want to date Jerry to start, like Kathy didn’t want to date Don.
  3. Jerry happy in love with Lise
    Dream like sequence (Adam)
    Unrequited love = Milo in love with Jerry, like Lina in love with Don
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Differences characters

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  1. Don is wealthy and Hollywood film star; Jerry is poor and is a struggling artist
  2. Jerry using Milo to get over Lise and make her jealous
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