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#FINALE 2014.5 STEM DIRECTION PLUS#

From Quintet to The Rumble – Spielberg and his team navigate the intertwining scenes of “The Quintet” and "The Rumble." Once there, they take a scene that is traditionally stylishly choreographed, and instead bring a more visceral authenticity to the fight between the two gangs.

Cool – During the first week of production, Spielberg and the cast nervously jump into filming on the elaborate and challenging set of the musical number "Cool.".

Get to know Iris Menas (Anybodys) and the significance of their role.

Gee, Officer Krupke – Spielberg and the Jets make "Gee, Officer Krupke" their own through a new setting, vocal direction and choreography, while they explore the meaning of Stephen Sondheim’s lyrics.

America – During a sweltering New York heat wave, the cast and crew take the production to the streets for one of the biggest dance numbers in the film, "America," featuring Ariana DeBose, who plays Anita.

The Romance – Explore the budding romance of Tony and Maria with the songs “Maria” and “Tonight” as Rachel Zegler (Maria) and Ansel Elgort (Tony) talk about the casting process, and what led them to this career-defining film.

Dance At The Gym – Mambo your way through “The Dance At The Gym” and Justin Peck’s choreography, as it leads to the pivotal moment when Tony and Maria meet for the first time.

Discover the deeper meaning of “Jet Song.” Go behind the scenes of "La Borinqueña," the song of the Puerto Rican Revolution, which was added into this vision of the story. Sharks & Jets – Meet the actors who play the Sharks and the Jets.We begin to see Spielberg's vision take shape. Prologue – From the iconic finger snaps to the complex choreography, we are introduced to the film’s opening scene and explore its setting.

Doing so means he will embrace enormous challenges. Opening – Director Steven Spielberg begins the journey of one of his career goals – to direct his own cinematic version of the iconic musical.Moreno – one of only three artists to be honored with Academy®, Emmy®, GRAMMY®, Tony® and Peabody Awards – also serves as one of the film’s executive producers.īonus Features* *bonus features vary by product and retailer This reimagining of the beloved musical stars Ansel Elgort (Tony) Ariana DeBose (Anita) David Alvarez (Bernardo) Mike Faist (Riff) Brian d’Arcy James (Officer Krupke) Corey Stoll (Lieutenant Schrank) Josh Andrés Rivera (Chino) with Rita Moreno (as Valentina, who owns the corner store in which Tony works) and introducing Rachel Zegler (Maria.) West Side Story is also Certified-Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes™.ĭirected by Academy Award® Steven Spielberg, from a screenplay by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award® winner Tony Kushner, “West Side Story” tells the classic tale of fierce rivalries and young love in 1957 New York City. The film that has been nominated for 7 Academy Awards® including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actress and 11 Critics’ Choice Awards.

#FINALE 2014.5 STEM DIRECTION PLUS#

Most likely, partners will give more specific directions and the pictures will come out more alike than the first time.įinish up by having students share their pictures with the class and discuss what strategies worked well for giving directions.Enjoy new choreography alongside the iconic songs – plus see astonishing all-new footage of Spielberg at work in documentary filmmaker Laurent Bouzereau’s revealing “The Stories of West Side Story”Īcclaimed filmmaker Steven Spielberg presents an inspired reimagining of the beloved musical West Side Story. Partners should choose different things to draw than they did in the first round. If time allows, then have a brief class discussion on what they could do differently to make the pictures more alike. Give the partners a few minutes to discuss how their pictures are the same and how they are different. Partners continue in this fashion until the teacher says to stop – 10 minutes is probably about right. Then have the second partner choose something to add to the picture. Both partners draw it without talking about what they are drawing or peeking at each other’s papers. The goal of the activity is to make their pictures as similar as possible.īegin by having one of the partners choose a simple thing to draw, such as a tree, a house, or a person.

Tell the pairs that they will each be drawing a picture. Give them each clipboards, paper, and colored pencils or crayons. Here is a fun drawing activity to help kids analyze and improve how they communicate when giving directions.Pair kids up.