Fnu A

9/1/2016

My name is Fnu a.k.a Nomi the homie. i am seeking art happiness and connecting with different people and collaboration. This class will lead me to success because by taking this class i can have some confidence talking to people and confronting them, this class will teach me how to make new friends ,this class will teach me how to have fun.

18 Comments

Fnu Anoman

9/2/2016 09:12:32 am

After two+ weeks in Theatre 1, how do you feel you have changed?
1. i think i have changed a lot because first when i came here i was not been able to communicate and now i can and am confident too.
In relation to your interaction with others?
2. Now i can talk to my friends openly because of the groups activity and a lot of other games we played.
in relationship interacting with your self interaction with yourself (inner monologue)?
3.Now i am a lot more confident then before when i first came to this class.
In relation to school? What further changes are you hoping to see in yourself?
4.I am more able to communicate and am all up in the morning because of the stretches and it feels really good.The feature changes that i want to see in my self is that to smile more, have a lot of fun, make more friends and be confident to talk to people and in front of people.

Martin B

9/9/2016 09:26:57 am

Incredible performance today, I felt like I was in the Cincinnati Zoo as that tragedy happened. 10/10 would watch again :)

Nomi

9/9/2016 09:42:14 am

hahahah tnkx and i got u cuhh

Aldo T.

9/12/2016 08:28:02 am

Yupp good job Fam! Your lion impersonation was real #100.

Nomi

9/9/2016 09:50:15 am

Reflect on your Group Mime Performance. Consider the rehearsal and performance process as well as being a part of the audience.
It was quiet fun i enjoyed working with my team we have worked as a team and accomplish the story that we showed in theater which was i think pretty good because we worked as a team and ended as a team i would love to work with them again and as a group and create a new story like that.It was a very great experience the audience were quiet and getting in to the story and as well as i was in their story.

NOMI

10/5/2016 08:34:46 am

Performing my own monologue was a good experience but a little bit scary because am not used to this kind of stuff but i really enjoyed it. The part where everybody is quiet and only listening to you and looking at you is a scary experience but if you don't think that their is anybody their then you can pull out your real character and let the audience get into your character i don't know if it makes seance to you guys but that's how i felt and learned as an audience and as an actor.

alex

10/5/2016 10:17:30 am

aye its lit

Hanks

10/14/2016 12:24:44 pm

You had really nice voice inflections that helped us to fell the emotions of the text. I understand that you were acting out writing a letter, yet, how could you do that while still keeping you face open to the audience so we could see the emotions on your face?

Anoman Fnu

10/28/2016 08:43:16 am

Describe your puppet character in looks, but also in personality. What physical things (fabrics, accessories, details) are you going to consider for your puppet creation that will help us to know and understand the character? How and why will these attributes have a deeper meaning for your character?
My character is like from middle east and he is a very good and a kind man but their is one problem that this guy talks kind of loud and people think that he is rude to them but he really is not and he got an accent which is kind of funny when he speaks English.

Hanks

10/31/2016 12:35:43 pm

Be conscientious that your comedy doesn't float over into being offensive. Play the character for their truth, rather than for laughs.

Nomi

11/15/2016 08:54:30 am

it was a good experience it was like a hole different world and playing a different character and was a good experience i really liked it and my puppet too and working with my group as a tea.

NoMi

11/28/2016 08:54:27 am

I did my work time by time i didn't waited i did it everyday made progress in the puppet. I had some problems with clothing but i figured that out easily by googling that stuff and i found the way to dress my puppet. The turban because i made it by clay and i didn't thought that it would turn out that good but it did and it looked pretty good.

Nomi

11/28/2016 08:59:16 am

Well Shakespeare was a great man and his ideas changed a lot of people by changing them the whole society changed with him same as queen Elizabeth and am honored and proud to take on one of his famous scenes for the next project and exited too.

NOMI

12/2/2016 08:54:23 am

Describe the two costumes you're designing for "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Which characters are you designing for and how are you making their clothing an extension of their character? Consider describing the line, shape, silhouette, color, fabric, and accessories that are making your design interesting and thoughtful.
am gonna use a fabric that Mr hanks gave us but its like the old times clothing type of stuff. Its gonna have a hoodie like an assassins and a long jacket . The coloring is black and white the fabric is leather and it has leather shoes.

Martin

12/8/2016 08:35:42 am

Yes, I enjoyed the nonchalance of your performance and you could put a little more inflection in your voice. Nice work Nomi

pedro castaneda

12/8/2016 08:46:20 am

You are doing a good job in your presentations, I hope you do it better in your final and you have your keys on the computer that will not help you understand what you are doing

Elian

12/8/2016 08:52:05 am

I know your good a what you do be ready when its your turn and you will do fine. Also don't worry about anything else because you'll do awesome

nOMi

12/16/2016 08:45:44 am

The final scene is a really scary scene. We i mean my team we are going to play the Ouiji board its going to be a scary experience for the audiences its like in the movie but scary and reality hehehahahhahahahahhahahahahah.

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