Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Assignment & Notes

1.Comment on how you can make a difference in this One Act Play journey.
2. Critiques
Everyone
Look in each others’ eyes when speaking.
Consonants and verbs
Men need more energy when singing.  I want all crew to sing as well.
First bombing scene – Music and lights should be together on bombs.  All should panic with first sound of bombing.
Remember this is the first time that you hear about the evacuation of kids.
Tom
My dad is/was strong.  More emotion
Whistle slower
Fear bombs
Tiptoe on gray
Watch dead girl when you have doll
Soldiers leave - louder
The dead
More emotion – like bus driver or student.  Can use hands.
Angie
Mira
Mira, wear a sweater and sailor hat.
Color thread
I can blow --- mixed up.
Don’t say cool - wow
Briggs
foreman
He’s fine love PAUSE
Consonants and verbs.
Allister
Not believable
Louder
Dead girl
Accent and weirder
Play with I can’t find him – different each time
Frakker
Frank
Do you love your country – diction – hit consonants and verbs
Diction in goodbye scene.
My dear Ju…. Look at lines
Audience can see you during soldier 2 and Angie scene.
SCARED during Tipperary scene.
Head up and gestures above hips.
Sheila
BEAT but I do
Judith
Hit all verbs and consonants
I’m leaving – sounded rehearsed.
Farewell scene – put on a game face.
Frakker needs more bombs – hit line
Before we have to say goodbye
louder
Tom and Frank
Need expressions on faces during bomb
All factory
Everything is for the FIRST TIME.
I’ll take all of you or none – everyone wasn’t surprised by this.
Joan
Talking about watch slow down.
Watch line
Stage lights
After Tipperary – lights flicker
War machine
Out as soon as bombings start
Aussie/German
I’ll look after … you are indeed not have
Smokers
Watch catching things on fire
Viv
Watch back so we can hear – what’s your name.
Foreman and worker (RAMZI)
Breathe heavily and look like the bomb is heavy – especially lifting it on table.
Thumbs up – no fist bumping
Rules
Don’t touch curtains.
No horizontal exits or crosses
At end of play, freeze, then when contest mgr. tells you to go, go to the designated area – DO NOT PICK UP PROPS
At the beginning, take places in front of curtain if necessary in blue light.
To do
Paint inside bombs
More cans
Dry ice – 25 pounds each time.
Blood packets
Pic of Brian’s dad
Cooper’s gold shoes –paint
Hem Ashlynn’s black pants.
Someone cover door inside my room.


15 comments:

  1. I think supporting each other and staying focused will be our way to success. everyone could better themselves in their part, and crew members could stay more focused to accomplish more. looking over lines, helping each other get into costume, taking good notes, and giving real suggestions for scenes are great ways to make our play better!! all of us could step up to improve

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  2. I think as myself and as Sheila I will make a difference by making people laugh. That is the one similarity between us and I really try hard to make it show on stage. If I can do nothing else, I want to be able to make someone laugh everyday.

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  3. Lou has a good point that he wants to constantly see me thinking through my eyes. I think we all just need to bring our very best and try out new things that could make our character the best they can be. He said that the acting is what’s going to get us there so, I’m going to be in full character before every performance and be the best actress I can be so people don’t see me, only Angie and Mira. (Hopefully as different characters)

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  4. While the play has been, and is becoming better and better, there is still room for improvement. In the end the only thing that can truly help the play is the actors. Sure the crew can write critiques and point out things that don’t seem right but it’s up to the actors to actually take the critiques to heart, and evaluate them. The actors should be reading over the critiques and thinking about how they can apply them to their character to make the play better.

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  5. We are doing great! We just need to keep improving and give 100% every time. Mrs. Couch and the crew and others can critique you and point things out that don’t work or don’t fit, but whether we take those and use them to better the play is solely on us. We need to support and help and encourage one another. We’re a family. That’s what OAP is. So take everything, every critique and every idea, and use them to the best of your abilities to shape your characters into real people.

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  6. During this One Act season, I can contribute by doing my best to keep up the spirits and attitudes of myself and those around me. During this time, about a month or so before contest, we get a little tired of the repetition of doing the show everyday. We need to power through and never settle with being just good, but continue to work to make it great. I know it can get rough at times, but I'm going to do my best to keep everyone focused on out over-arching goals, which I know we can achieve if we really buckle down and keep improving.

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  7. This OAP season is going great. The way that everyone has evolved is so wonderful. I am working on my sound everyday adding and getting rid of some everyday. I cannot wait to see the way that we grow by the end of the season.
    -Riley Emery

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  8. I can contribute to one act play’s journey by making constructive criticism and telling actors how they can improve their character. We are so far ahead of everyone and we need to keep improving and getting better each rehearsal! Good job everyone!!

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  9. I think I can contribute to this OAP journey by staying positive and lifting others up!!! I believe we have grown so strong as a team!!!

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  10. i think that i can constantly help improve the play by always giving my all in rehearsal while critiquing and helping as much as i can with the set.

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  11. I think I can contribute toy last oap journey by making sure that everyone feels included. I want to make sure that our cast and crew is like a family and we all count and rely on each other.

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  12. Our consonants are crucial along with hitting the verbs to make our accents understandable. Also we need to make sure we see, notice, and react to everything such as the bombing.

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  13. I’m gonna work hard on my diction. It’s probably one of my biggest cons.

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  14. I think the play is great but there is still much more that can be improved. Each character is great but if you keep trying to improve characters will only get better and better .

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  15. I will work harder to make my lines more understandable and give all my lines a fresh sound so they don’t sound so rehearsed. if we keep working we’ll get better!!! let’s go to state!!!!

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