“What will it really be like on the moon?” This question
probably crosses every person’s mind as one stares at the shining moon in a
starry night. This question is answered creatively in the creation of the show
Trip to the Moon.
The way the lively music of the orchestra and band, the
colorful play of pictures and the creative backgrounds put together, makes the
show very interesting to watch. Even though the characters were not saying anything,
their gestures and fixtures alone describe their feelings and emotions. This
colored version of a video show was an indication of a great leap in
technology. The creation of this show is truly a great step in the entertainment
industry. It is because it minimalizes the errors of an entertainment program
and in addition, can add amazing visuals on the show compared to a live,
onstage performance with limited props, which overall contributes to the
satisfaction of the audience.
From this, I imagine the evolution of entertainment from
people performing live in theater to the form of clear, colorful, lively videos
which can even be enjoyed at the comfort of one’s home. Through technology, I
imagine more thrilling inventions for the comfort of humans in the future. On
the other hand, the story itself tickles my imagination. Questions such as “Is
it really possible to go to the moon?, Are there any inhabitants there?, Can a
man survive or live in the moon?, What will the moon looks like?” flash across
my imagination. Somehow, this show relates how man interests life on the moon.
It reflects the author’s belief about the future where man can give a giant
leap on the lunar soil. It lets me ponder about the future of space and moon
exploration and makes me be aware of it. Thus, this show makes me realize of
how technology and media influences the society by letting people watch this
video. Though this show was created for the purpose of entertainment, it
manifests how important the future of technology to reveal the many mysteries
of nature. It indirectly implies the role of technology in achieving man’s
dreams.
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