Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Production Analysis: Hamlet



Production Analysis: Hamlet




In this production of Hamlet, the venue is particularly interesting. It is set in a castle, as would be expected, but the castle is equipped with security cameras (as it is a modern interpretation of the play). These create a sense of reality, and add to the dramatic effect (for instance at 1:55). The rooms of the castle look like a stage and are set up like one, but because it’s filmed professionally it could be seen to be a movie, but once again the security cameras wide angle helps the audience to remember the play format. These aspects create an effect of eeriness and instability which is all to helpful when watching Hamlet.

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