Hello all,
as Ria and I want to split you into smaller groups for the study skills sessions, please let us know what pairs you have for the movement pieces so that you can work for half the day on those when not with Ria
thanks
Saturday, 10 May 2014
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Dance Performance!!!
The level 3 dance showcase ‘Forward Motion’ will be in the theatre at 3pm and 7.30pm next Wednesday 14th May. We would really appreciate your support! Thanks, Yvonne & Students
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Tomorrow, Tomorrow, You're only a day awayyyy.
Helloooo!
For tomorrow's seshhhh please can you make sure that you bring your student card, or remember your student number.... there may be a trip to da Land of Books.
You're with Dan in the morning working on your movement pieces.
And you lucky lot have got me in the afternoon doing some work on analysis and research! EXCITING!
Don't forget your fish bowl helmets!
See you tomorrow.
Ria! ✌
Information on your Vocal and Physical projects for unit 6
UNIT 6 – FHFDR1
Vocal assessment
A chance for you
to demonstrate how you have developed your vocal skills, and to add to your
audition portfolio up before the second year!
Tasks:
1)
learn/refresh
your learning of Shakespeare’s sonnet 29
for next week & beyond – this will form one of your assessed pieces.
2)
Select
a piece of published monologue material ( this should be a monologue which has
been written for live performance, not a film scene or lyrics from a song.)
This will form the other of your assessed pieces.
3)
Guidance:
Think about
pushing yourself in terms of your vocal skills, but be realistic about your own
playing range, and also about whether using an accent is going to give you too
much to deal with at this stage.
Your monologue
should between 1 & ½ and 2 minutes
in length.
You should not
expect to use props other than a chair if necessary .
You should
consider your attire, and how you present yourself ( hair, tatooes, piercings, headwear,
earrings etc).
Physical assessment
A chance for you
to demonstrate how you have developed your physical skills. No words are allowed, but you can use sound (
laughing, coughs, breath, etc).
You can also
demonstrate your understanding of your own areas of strength and comparative
weakness(es) in the selection of material. For example, if you feel that core
stamina needs improvement, you might choose to work on a piece which requires
you to focus on this area of practice.
Tasks:
Select a stimulus
to help you start developing your piece.
Identify one or
more approaches to the physical development of your stimulus.
Determine whether
your piece is best suited to working solo, in a pair or as a trio.
Negotiate with
others to join your group if you are not working solo.
Develop and
rehearse your piece.
Guidance:
Consider a range
of stimuli – a news story, a play, and idea or concept ( equal pay, globalism,
the use of unmanned drones in warfare, the discoveries about the beginnings of
the universe in the field of particle physics),
a piece of art, an era, a piece of music etc.
Frame the
development of your idea within the approach of a theatre practitioner. ( for
example, Brecht’s Gestus, Grotowski’s physical score, Laban’s Efforts )
If you are working
with others, whose Idea will you all choose to work on? Is there any mileage in
combining elements of more than one idea?
Will you use
sound? Remember, no words, but sound effects can be used – are these live? Are
these pre –recorded?
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Tutorials
Please find list for tutorials.
Things to discuss; work overdue. Work to come. Assessments so far. If you are behind with any work, please work on getting it completed asap. If you are all up to date, a studio is available to work on your pieces, the library to work on your reading, and the time to think about what your long essay next year might be based on so that we can begin discussing it.
10.20 Georgia
10.40 Dan
11.00 Victor
11.20 Jordan
11.40 Shivam
12.00 Charlotte
12.20 Jack
13.20 Anna
13.40 Lissie
Things to discuss; work overdue. Work to come. Assessments so far. If you are behind with any work, please work on getting it completed asap. If you are all up to date, a studio is available to work on your pieces, the library to work on your reading, and the time to think about what your long essay next year might be based on so that we can begin discussing it.
10.20 Georgia
10.40 Dan
11.00 Victor
11.20 Jordan
11.40 Shivam
12.00 Charlotte
12.20 Jack
13.20 Anna
13.40 Lissie
Wednesday 6th May
Hello all, not sure if Lisa got a chance to tell you.
I will be arranging tutorials rather than a group session for tomorrow at Durrington. I will put slots here a bit later. I think best to see you individually before we move on to the rest of this project at this point. Would like to discuss assessments so far, unit 2 , 4 and 5.
Thanks
vanessa
I will be arranging tutorials rather than a group session for tomorrow at Durrington. I will put slots here a bit later. I think best to see you individually before we move on to the rest of this project at this point. Would like to discuss assessments so far, unit 2 , 4 and 5.
Thanks
vanessa
Monday, 5 May 2014
Tuesday 6th May
Please refresh your knowledge of the sonnet that Lisa set during vocal work. Tomorrow you will revisit that, begin audition pieces and organise the movement pieces. Also, 3 Ba shows in the afternoon and the evening. See mary or me for tickets.
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