The study examines the director's role in showcasing Mosul proverbs through pantomime performance, highlighting its aesthetic implications.
The research focuses on the performance of the presentation within the television program (Bal-Maslawi) for Mosul proverbs by considering the role of the directorial vision that enables the program presenter to produce the mime, as it focuses on the television director's directions for filming and taking the appropriate shot. In addition to the director's direction to the program presenter to provide a performance that is consistent with the space of the place and the story that produces the proverb. The research also deals with reading the style and pattern of the program presenter's performance as the character most closely related to the recipient, and how he deals with presenting Mosul proverbs that require great effort in the kinetic and mime depiction of the proverb. The research came out with some results that included the method and style of the program presenter's performance in presenting a realistic theatrical performance in a socially acceptable style that is consistent with the city of Mosul.
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ريبر عبد الرحمن (2025) studied this question.
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