Aisha-Bibi (kaz. Aisha bibi) is a mausoleum of the Karakhanid era, XII century, located in the village of Aisha-Bibi, Zhambyl region, Zhambyl region, 18 km from the city of Taraz. It is an architectural monument of republican significance. The base of the mausoleum is cubic. Massive columns are placed at its four corners. Small niches, small columns, vaults, pointed arches, terracotta facing tiles were used in the design. The patterns of the mausoleum combine traditional types of ornamental art of the ancient tribes of Kazakhstan, including geometric, zoomorphic and solar motifs, rooted in the art of the Andronovo and Saka tribes [1].
How films are made
First of all, the screenplay is 1) written. This is an outline that includes dialogue and character biographies.
Then, actors are 2) hired to bring these characters to life.
Afterwards, the set is 3) built and costumes must be 4) made for the actors. Also, a team of people have to get props for the set to make it seem realistic. Then, filming can begin.
The film is 5) direct by a director and an assistant director.
Next, the film is 6) edited to make sure the best takes are chosen.
Finally, the film is 7) released in cinemas.
