4. Bermuda’s famous shipwrecks- this shipwreck left the people aboard stranded and they became the
first settlers of Bermuda. Links to the idea of arriving in a new place, like in ‘The Tempest’. Also
inspiration for colour and lighting of set.
5. The Bermuda Triangle- The island could be a strange force such as the Bermuda triangle, that Alonso
and his men get drawn In and trapped by.
6. ‘For Gold, God and Glory’ Christopher Columbus- Painting by Igor V. Babailov
9. Francis Drake
16th century explorer. I like the colour scheme and style of this image and think this
could inspire the set, costume and feel of the production.
11. Royal De Luxe theatre company, Liverpool
Titanic themed event links to the journey Alonso and his men take to the island. I like the imagery of
the worn boat and I also like the scale of the characters.
12. Royal de Luxe theatre
company- Liverpool
I Like the costumes used
worn by the puppeteers
and I think they link to
my version of the
tempest as the look like
16th century
explorers/pirates and so I
imagine Alonso and his
men to be dressed
similarly.
In this section you should construct a visual essay in Powerpoint, which you should subsequently upload to www.slideshare.netThe visual essay should consist of at least 10 images (1 per slide) which you would use to inform your design interpretation. Each image should be accompanied with notes which consider the Semiotics of the images, what they signify and how you might use these to inform your design. These images will set the scene for your interpretation, so think about how language, metaphor etc., feeds into your selection of sources. The work earlier in the term should help this process.Key Resources.Chandler, D., 2002, Semiotics for Beginners, Online via NOW.Barthes, R., 1967, The Fashion System, Berkeley: University of California PressBarthes, R., 1972, Mythologies, New York: Hill & Wang