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VANISHING POINT

VANISHING POINT . Launch-March 29, 2010 Director Marya Spring Cordes. Into thin air…….

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VANISHING POINT

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  1. VANISHING POINT Launch-March 29, 2010 Director Marya Spring Cordes

  2. Into thin air…… • “Author Agatha Christie vanished for eleven days in 1926; that same year, evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson vanished for three weeks. Amelia Earhart disappeared during her 1937 round-the-world flight. Amelia was never seen again; Agatha and Aimee never spoke of what happened during their disappearances.” – written by Rob Hartmann and seen on the title page of the Vanishing Point script.

  3. Young Agatha

  4. Agatha at the time of her first novel

  5. Agatha at the time of her height of fame

  6. Agatha with her beloved friend

  7. Agatha and daughter, Rosalind

  8. Amelia at the pinnacle

  9. Amelia in iconic fashion

  10. Amelia up in small glider

  11. Amelia in front of Vega

  12. Aimee draping herself on the cross • Atop Angelus Temple and in the studio

  13. Aimee preaching on the radio

  14. Aimee giving “Illustrated Sermons”

  15. Our iconic ladies

  16. WORLD OF ACT IInspired by 1920’s modes of communication & industry Newsprint in primary palette

  17. WORLD OF ACT IInspired by 1920’s modes of communication & industry Imagery of industrialization: Gears, dials, typewriters, microphones, cameras

  18. WORLD OF ACT IPainted fabric backdrops/scrims with ability to achieve 2 or 3 dimensionality(shadow, paint, projections)

  19. WORLD OF ACT I: secondary palette Ink colors that were present in book jackets, pictures in newspapers, book jackets, posters

  20. WORLD OF ACT Isecondary palette

  21. Inspired by Van Gogh’s daytime palette

  22. WORLD OF ACT IIThe space beyond the Vanishing PointDarker, spare, mechanisms all exposed, tunnel like. Van Gogh’s night palette.

  23. WORLD OF ACT IIA play space for a thespian-that has elements of Backstage at a Vaudeville theatre

  24. WORLD OF ACT IIA perfect space for a thespian-it has potential for self-made magic!

  25. “It’s my story and I’m sticking to it.” - Aimee Semple McPherson

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