Everyone
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There is a lot going on. The first song must be done with purpose as
though you are trying to CONVINCE the audience that there will always be an
England.
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In chaos, look around and out to audience. Nice
coming out of the rubble.
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Overall assessment he wants to see characters
find connection to story and each other. Examples, reactions, eye contact
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You must have no idea what is happening in the
next scene
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You must enunciate!!! He could not understand
the beginning.
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Pronounce t’s better. Hit consonants!!!
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Why are they singing that song??? Purpose,
pride, strength
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All actions and words need purpose!
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Sometimes Joan, Brigg’s, tactics are too harsh
on other person. Ashlynn back off the anger. More disappointed, sad and
pleading. Find a moment to plead with him with softer tactics and need him
more.
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Slow mo song is almost there, but you are not
following through on actions.
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Likes the dead people except Kate is swaying.
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The goodbye was too emotional up front.
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All change has to be discovered in each scene…
Not tragic
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Make this a story and experience that unfolds
in front of the audience
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Find moments for deep connection, eye contact,
pause, song etc…
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Connect to a deeper thought process, wants to
see you think, struggle, small struggles!!!
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Don’t force struggle down his throat.
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He wants to see the emotions more realistic
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What is the expectation??!?!!
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When expectations are not met, we should see
DISCOVERY, then reaction. We are going straight to reaction.
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PROCESS of DISCOVERY in this play… It’s not
happening with our characters.
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Slow down the process, so that we can see the
DISCOVERY.
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Women in the farewell goodbye need to connect
to sending all men off to war.
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Staging issues in factory.
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We need more subtle meaning!
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EVERYONE – TENSION THOUGHT STRUGGLE – RELEASE IN
THE EXPRESSION.
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Great levels of energy.
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In freezes – freeze in motion and finish the
motion.
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Judith
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Make discoveries with the first letter.
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is still foreshadowing the ending. Needs a
process of change. The letter about children cannot be as serious as it is.
Your character must build, arch on the way to the change.
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Wants more change from Judith as the play goes
on.
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Kadyn you should be different when you are
alone falling apart. When you are with the kids, you must put it back
together. Be strong with kids.
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The children letter needs more information
than emotion. But, Kadyn can play this as new information and begin to change
her character.
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Kadyn could almost go quiet when she says “not
taking my children.”
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Staging issues in factory.
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We need more subtle meaning!
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Step on Ashlyn’s last line – “the Last one”
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Joan
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Ashlynn you must build to end as well.
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Ashlynn he doesn’t believe you are smoking.
Put the cigarette out at some point.
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The end of the play must show a drastic change
in Joan. You must be a different person in that moment. Don’t react to
shooting him until the second time you say, “shot a man.”
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Hair up – ask Sarah
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What is the significance of the watch? Don’t
be too harsh with Brian.
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Remember – what is important – the cig or
Brian. The cig or Judith?
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Process on the second – I shot a man – it has
to HIT you.
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Judith and Joan
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Play the reality –
almost there what is important ?
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Women
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In farewell – need more connections to boys
and each other.
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Women workers very nice good use of business,
but sing with purpose going in and exiting the scene.
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Aussie 1
Spender
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In the bar, Reese’s freezes are fake and not
in the moment.
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Angie
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You don’t look
differently when the soldier dies.
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Frank and Judith
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Last Frank and Ju dance is a little staged.
Pull her closer. She doesn’t want a dance, she wants security and love.
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More emotional
Last dance must be more emotional – pull her close
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Girl in dead scene
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Watch swaying.
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Music
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Farewell scene
Cut siren after frank’s letter
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Angie and Judith
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Freeze when scene is in bar
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Aussie 2
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Charge
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Frank
Frakker
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Throw the rocks with purpose.
Watch yelling.
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Briggs
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Don’t be so harsh with ALister missing the leg. Make a discovery.
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JC Smuts
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good
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Frakker crew -
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Good
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To do
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Letters on war machine
Sweaters
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Yale School of Drama
Luis and Moises
Thursday, February 1, 2018
February 1 - Perry Crafton
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I think this clinic was so beneficial! When the audience sees us discovering what is happening, it will be easier for them to connect to the play, which is what we need to go to STATE!!
ReplyDeleteOnce all the actors discover their change in each scene it will allow us to see what is happening in the scene. I also think that whenever everyone starts acting like they don’t know what’s going to happen next then it will really help their reactions look more realistic. I think everyone is doing great we just need to become stronger and make this play stronge!
ReplyDeleteListening to Perry helped me understand that not only does One Act Play have to be serious but also it has to be fun. The music for franks letter is in need of an extension.
ReplyDelete-Riley Emery
This clinic was great! Perry really helped with the akwardness of the factory scene. I also think we need to work on making everything like its the first time we’ve seen it.
ReplyDeleteBe confident in your role! Sing confidently, move around the stage with confidence. It looks weird if you’re just wandering around on stage not knowing what to do. If you’re not sure, ask. We’ve all seen the whole show enough times, if you ask someone, they’ll most likely be able to help you.
ReplyDeleteI think this was a very very helpful clinic. we need to make sure the tables are the right length apart and that cigarettes don’t catch things on fire!! the changes with reese and payton were very good!! i think this will definitely help our play grow
ReplyDeleteI loved this clinic and all of the insightful things he showed us!! I really like how he rearranged mine and reese’s scene! i hope we can continue to make our scene less awkward and all around better!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed the clinic and listening to him talk about what we need to work on to help the play out.
ReplyDeletePerry helped us so much! I thought he was awesome and I wish he could be my dad. My favorite was how he changed the franker scene. Feels so much more comfortable
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