Sunday, 17 April 2016

costume mood board

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The borrowers are an inspiration for clothing as they layer lots of items on top and don't wear human clothes, they have odd items of clothing which add to their costume.
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The pucks will be different sides or emotions that people feel, my puck is joy and happiness so i will wear brighter colours.
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14/04/16

What does it take to be a successful artist at the Brit school in year 12?

  • Be a committed theatre member who is on time, prepared, organised, open minded, and willing to offer themselves to theatre. 
  • Go and watch theatre shows.
  • Be focused 
  • Learn lines
  • Be a nice person
  • Be a good representative for theatre strand
  • Build positive relationships with teachers and peers to rely on each other.
  • Be respectful of your peers.
  • Have knowledge and research theatre.
  • Be opinionated and political.
  • challenge yourself.
  • Become the total actor.

07/04/16

In lesson today we did a full run through of the play which took up most of the lesson. Some constructive criticism is to use higher energy and know your lines, cues and objectives as the play felt stagnant. After this we did two exercises, a scale of potential exercise and a day in the life of your character.
The scale of potential exercise was fun to experiment your character and different situations they may be in even if it is not written in the play. We looked at how our character would be at different energy levels in different situations. This was a playful exercise with no limits just exploring your character.
Then we looked at a day in the life of our characters which is an imaginary/ making it up exercise to help us know our characters. I found this more challenging as your not looking at the portrail of your character but their life and daily activities.