Macbeth- ‘Film Proposal’ Rationale

I was given the brief that, if I was a director how would I hoard work on Macbeth on Act One, Scene Three of the frivol? I would begin by conjectureing on how I result present the following to the audience the setting, the atmosphere, themes, characters and camera shots. I would decide to try and set the eyeshot around 1000 AD and to do this I echo that there should be no bright colours used. tralatitious regardments need to be employed such as the transport would be by horse, and food which has been home produced e.g. chickens. To create the atmosphere I would require a large variety of types of music. For example, a sad atmosphere I might use soft music from a flute, the typical economical bagpipes might create a happy atmosphere, while during the witches scene the run of thunder could be heard in the background.In the third scene there are five different types of characters. I think that Macbeth and Banquo should some(prenominal) determine strong and not nice shaven and I think that Macbeth should be really dirty, this would emphasize how brave (1.2.16) and noble (1.3.67) he is. Both Macbeth and Banquos clothes should be torn in places and looking exhausted. Macbeth could have a bearded? Ross and black Angus need to have a clearer appearance and both should be cleanly shaven. All four of these characters should all speak very clearly to prompt the audience the time of the setting of the play. I would like the three witches to look extremely ugly with facial hair i.e. moustache, long fingernails, long sickly hair and warts. The uses of masks could make them look very unattractive. They should speak very crockery and very slowing and abnormal.I would want to highlight a number of themes, nonpareil of them being the theme of supernatural. This theme is brought up during the witchs scene at the theme of scene three. I would like the audience to believe that they are barbaric and weird (1.3.30). I will create this theme by making the witchs i ll-defined with the use of smoke therefore things which are unclear in that sensation are abnormal/supernatural. I will also use supernumerary effects to make the three witches vanish (1.3.77). Their general appearance as exposit above will make them look extremely mythical.I think that I would need to highlight the theme light against dark, this is what he says to different characters (light) and what he expresses to the audience what other characters cant hear (dark). This theme is used a number of times during the play and is used twice during the third scene. Macbeth hides his innervation and a clear example of this is when Macbeth quotes to Ross, Why do you dress me in borrowd robes? (1.3.107-108), this robe symbolizes his new title Thane of Cawdor. While on line 117, Macbeth, aside, appears to be very excited by new potential titles and quotes, Glamis and Thane of Cawdor The greatest is behind. (1.3.116-117), this narrative is only expressed to the audience.