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Instructiоns: Answer the fоllоwing questions in short essаy formаt (аpproximately 150–300 words each). Support your answers with specific references to the film’s direction, cinematography, performance, or design. Avoid general plot summary and base your responses on your own observations and critical insights Costuming as Characterization Discuss how the costume design in a specific scene (e.g., the Capulet masquerade ball or the morning after Romeo and Juliet's wedding night) contributes to character identity, social status, or emotional tone. How does the visual language of the costume design help translate Shakespeare’s characters into the modern world of the film? Criteria 2 Points (Strong) 1 Point (Adequate) 0 Points (Limited/Absent) Close Viewing Detail Cites specific visual/auditory elements from the film clearly and relevantly. Mentions elements from the film, but may be vague or imprecise. Fails to reference specific film moments or relies on general summary. Analytical Depth Offers thoughtful analysis of performance, direction, design, or film technique. Provides some analysis, though may lean toward description or surface-level ideas. Lacks analytical insight; mostly opinion-based or off-topic. Understanding of Shakespeare/Text Shows clear understanding of how Shakespeare’s language interacts with the modern film context. Touches on this interplay, but lacks depth or specificity. No meaningful connection to Shakespeare’s text or its adaptation. Organization & Clarity Well-organized and clearly expressed; ideas flow logically. Mostly clear, with some structural or expression issues. Disorganized or difficult to follow. Original Thought/Critical Insight (Bonus up to 1 pt) Offers especially original insight or creative interpretation. (Awarded only when merited) – –