Bourne: Influences Flashcards

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Frederick Ashton

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  • Trained with Marie Rambert, created his own production of “Cinderella” (1980) using Prokofiev’s score. Which Bourne remade in 1997 with a world war two reinterpretation.
  • Characterisation and telling stories through movement.
  • Crisp balletic technique.
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Kenneth Macmillan

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  • Idea of complexity of character.
  • Raw emotions.
  • Dark twists in narrative.
  • Ballet world
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Fred Astaire

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  • American dancer + choreographer.
  • Fluidity of movement.
  • Ballroom style partnering as seen by Fred + Ginger.
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Isadora Duncan

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  • Pioneer of Modern Dance.
  • Pedestrian movement.
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Lea Anderson

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  • Attended Trinity Laban alongside Bourne.
  • Gestural movement vocabulary.
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Music

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Used as a starting point of the work, typically see direct correlation within Bourne’s works.

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MGM Musicals, Film Noir, Carry on Films

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  • Vibrance (Wizard of Oz).
  • Characterisation/cheeky moves.
  • British films
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Alfred Hitchcock

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  • Film director.
  • Complete entertainment.
  • Psychological thrillers with suspense, and strong imagery.
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Busby Berkley

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  • Film director.
  • Geometrical patterns.
  • Large sets.
  • “Footlight Parade” (1933) a water ballet of chorus girls diving and swimming in geometric and floral patterns.
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