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'How would you direct the confrontation between Creon and Haemon.'
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'How would you direct the confrontation between Creon and Haemon.' As a director, I would direct this scene to express the immediate arrogance of Creon and the noble and loving nature of Haemon. I would show this with light, space, and sound. At the start of the scene, Creon is in the throne room with his advisors and Haemon enters, immediately Creon questions Haemon's intent as he knows of the controversy that Haemon might (and does) object to. Creon at this point would be seated in his throne above Haemon this would show his authority over him, not just as a father but also as a king. This use of space and staging overpowers Haemon and he is submissive. This effect would be reinforced with lighting as Creon is bathed with a bright sharp light and Haemon with only a meagre fresnel. This should help the audience to see that his...
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