Over the summer I have finalized my RI topic, Masks used in Antigone, and continued my research.
IP Ideas
- A workshop exploring the effect of stance, movement, an facial expression on the stage picture
- Directing a monologue with a volunteer actor
- Assisting in props. with another student
Me Halfway Though IB Theatre Course
Artwork
- Fear of failure
- Standing on the stage right before the curtain goes up: butterflies everywhere, nervous, petrified
- The light (success) is on stage to get to it I have to do something hard to succeed
In Class Picture
In this picture I attempted to portray myself as drowning in a sea of confusion, overwhelmedness, and exams. I am surrounded on all sides and I am sinking in it.
What this Excercise did
- The importance of rehearsal- it tooks multiple tries for each turn for each person
- The actors have to be very convincing and rely heavily on the audiences suspension of belief because it is hard to accept a compliment that is not "meant" given for the sake of the compliment
- It was harder to accept the compliment from people I knew because I know how they act, how they give compliments, and what seems natural from them-not knowing the audience is a good thing for actors
- Culture can make how I see a compliment different- a play will have to change subtlely to be understandable to another culture
- The accent or the voice of the person who is giving the compliment can make a big difference-casting is important
- Strangely I was not as uncomfortable in front of the group as I thought I was going o be
- I am a product of where I came from and what I have experienced- some compliments of observations will mean different things to me
- It is sometimes hard to "fake" a compliment especially- new respect to actors/performers
- Sarcasm can be perceived by a short or breath-actors have to be very meaningful with every syllable and spacing
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