Why feedback is important when creating practical Drama There is a reason why we have directors… Feedback on practical drama, in this case a monologue is invaluable because: It provides impartial, constructive, specific points for improvement It allows correction and advice on vocal and physical technique It keeps the student on track with their character […]
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Here are my must haves for those studying Drama and Theatre this academic year. It’s back to school!Students and parents alike are excited and grateful. With every study of Drama and Theatre there will be an element of acting, even if you are not opting to act yourself, you will be expected to understand acting.
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So you are going for it and creating video content, this was brand new to me last year. Below are some tips to help… Use a decent tripod that will stay put once you set it and will swivel for portrait or landscape. You don’t need a fancy camera – the iPhone camera is great
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Observe others to create a bank of vocal and physical mannerisms, choose those appropriate to your character and their situation. Read / watch the play. Understand the style you are performing in. Act appropriately to the era in which your piece is set. Create a distinct character. Use your voice, face and body to it’s
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A personal reflection on facing your fear, seizing every opportunity and pushing out of that comfort zone. Pushing out of our comfort zones was something all teachers and students were forced to do over the last year, but this blog isn’t about embracing online learning. We’ve all heard enough about that for now. My name
