STRETCH
COMFORT
My teacher also said,
"Acting is REACTING!"
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Got my marks for Ruby Moon
So I got my marks for Ruby Moon and I guess they're not bad. I got 8/10, 8/10, and 7/10. So altogether I got 23/30 giving me a percentage of 77%. Not too bad - it actually could have been worse, but I need to work a lot harder. Acting is definitely not my forte. I prefer to analyse and block performances - like a director. But as my teacher said, I need to 'stretch' myself further than I do. I got my results back for my essay on Ruby Moon and A Beautiful Life - I got 70%. Also not too bad - I am awful at essays! So yeh, overall I'm pretty happy, but I need to improvie a lot if I want to get an ATAR 85...
FAIL
COMFORT
My teacher also said,
COMFORT
My teacher also said,
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Australian Drama & Theatre - Contemporary Australian Theatre Practice
Ruby Moon
For my FIRST drama assessment for yr 12 is to perform a scene from one of the plays we've been studying and then writing an essay about it. The assessment is due this Friday, and I'm nowhere near finished - EEK! I am really worried about it, but I'm also really pumped. It's fun and exciting to play a crazy old spinster - Dulcie Doiley (from Matt Cameron's Ruby Moon). The main thing I'm panicing about is the essay. I am not at all good at writing essays. To get anything from me, that makes sense, takes a lot of effort and squeezing from pressure. And of course, as usual, I've left it till the last week to do it. Oh dear... But I have been thinking about my approach to it, and I've asked my tacher for their opinion on my introduction. But there is still a lot of work to do. Not to mention the work I will be putting into staging our performance. But hey! I guess that's yr 12 for you...
The image is from this URL:
http://sydney.edu.au/seymour/boxoffice/program_rubymoon.shtml
For my FIRST drama assessment for yr 12 is to perform a scene from one of the plays we've been studying and then writing an essay about it. The assessment is due this Friday, and I'm nowhere near finished - EEK! I am really worried about it, but I'm also really pumped. It's fun and exciting to play a crazy old spinster - Dulcie Doiley (from Matt Cameron's Ruby Moon). The main thing I'm panicing about is the essay. I am not at all good at writing essays. To get anything from me, that makes sense, takes a lot of effort and squeezing from pressure. And of course, as usual, I've left it till the last week to do it. Oh dear... But I have been thinking about my approach to it, and I've asked my tacher for their opinion on my introduction. But there is still a lot of work to do. Not to mention the work I will be putting into staging our performance. But hey! I guess that's yr 12 for you...The image is from this URL:
http://sydney.edu.au/seymour/boxoffice/program_rubymoon.shtml
Monday, November 8, 2010
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