Rock and roll Sequence

 has been described as a merger of country  a scenario script is written where the story is
music and rhythm and blues broken into scenes
 a broad genre of popular music that
originated as "rock and roll" in the United Braille system
States in the early 1950s,
 is a system of touch reading and writing for
Dance blind persons in which raised dots represent
the letters of the alphabet. It also contains
 the movement of the body in a rhythmic way, equivalents for punctuation marks and
usually to music and within a given space, for provides symbols to show letter groupings.
the purpose of expressing an idea or
emotion, releasing energy  is read by moving the hand or hands from left
ELEMENTS OF DANCE to right along each line.
o BODY
o MOVEMENT
o SPACE utilitarian function of an attitude
o TIME
o ENERGY  the role an attitude can play in obtaining
rewards, avoiding punishments, or both
Artwork is an aesthetic physical item or artistic
creation Utilitarian art
Science fiction  is art that has function as its priority, and yet
is still aesthetically pleasing
 (sometimes called sci-fi or simply SF) is a
genre of speculative fiction that typically deals
with imaginative and futuristic concepts
 has been called the "literature of ideas"

PERFORMANCE ART

 Artworks that are created through actions

performed by the artist or other participants,
which may be live or recorded, spontaneous
or scripted

Visual arts are

 art forms that create works that are primarily

visual in nature such as painting, drawing,
printmaking, sculpture, ceramics,
photography, video, filmmaking, design,
crafts, and architecture

ETHNOLOGIC DANCE

 a dance that is indigenous to a certain race

orcountry. The term ethnic is used to
distinguish religious dances, and designed
ashymns of praise to a god, or to bring on
good fortune in peace and war.

David Wark Griffith

 was an American film director. Widely

considered as the most important filmmaker
of his generation, he pioneered the feature-
length movie and many enduring cinematic
techniques, such as the close-up