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**SPOILERS AHEAD**
OK - give me day or so and I'll type up my full observations.
Having said that, here's the first of the spoilers... This one in spoiler tags, but the rest of the posts will have spoilers right there to read. Be warned. Even if you're expecting them. ;) Spoiler:
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That is cool. I've been fascinated by scrims ever since the first time I saw the Carousel of Progress in the 60's. The little side scenes that were invisible until they were backlit, with those scenes on turntables so two scenes could appear behind the scrims in one act! Amazing! Also, the first time I saw a production of 1776 and they dropped a scrim during the finale, recreating the famous John Trumbull painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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Yes, full spoilers! I don't know that I will ever get to see it in person, so I want to hear everything!
Scrims, yes, great things. I *know* how they work and they're still really cool. It's like it's more magic when I know what it does. |
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Hang in there folks, we have unexpected guests for the weekend, so will be cleaning and cooking form now until sunday (when they leave)... I promise I will deliver all you desire then. :)
Until then, your next tit-bit is that the projection screen in the pre-show really IS projection, and not back-projection as I thought, because the image is projected across the face of Albert when he pops up out of the basket at the front of the room. |
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I had a word to her about that, and she thinks it's better she didn't.
Yes, we saw her in Hong Kong. ....on several billboards advertising facial creams |
Facial cream.
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While I get things sorted, this isn't my video, but you can see exactly how the 4 carriages progress through the manor, with POV, at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgXLCwSDLmE
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