Garrett M

1/25/2019

I am a kid whos just trying to have fun. Whether its expressing it with my friends, in a sport, or even something as basic as art. Art is all around us its just the matter of finding what you like about it.

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Garrett McCormack

1/25/2019 03:06:17 pm

1. Who is more important... the playwright or the cast and crew? Defend your assertion with your logic and some examples. 2. Also, how did your first performance in class go? What did it feel like before, during, and after?

I feel the playwright is more important because without the playwright the cast and crew wouldn't know what to go off of. This would cause confusion and the cast and crew to have to break character. I feel my first performance went pretty well since we all knew our roles and what we had to do to make the play the best it could be. I never really felt that nervous while we were doing much of the performing or even before it.

Garrett McCormack

2/1/2019 02:55:35 pm

Reflect on the process of writing your monologue this week:
1) How did you begin? Did you brainstorm, get struck by a spark of imagination, or begin with by recounting a personal story, etc?
2) Has thinking about objective and tactics aided in your writing of an interesting story? Give an example of a tactic your character is using...
3) What theatrical genre would you call your monologue at this point and why?

I started my Monologue off with something I was familiar with so I went with a baseball coach trying to motivate his team in a game. Thinking about tactics helped my writing a little bit since its gonna have me go for different tones while reading it out. I would call my monologue a melodrama since its leading up to one big point in the story where we are on our heels to learn whats going to happen next.

Garrett McCormack

2/8/2019 02:19:24 pm

Consider your monologue... Give a synopsis of your story and the character you're going to portray. What are you doing to prepare yourself for the performance? How might you bring physicality to your character?

My story is about a coach who is trying to motivate his team to go when the most important game of both the season and his and his players life.To prepare myself for this I'm thinking of all the talks coaches have gave me and what I have seen in movies and putting that into my performance. While up there I'm gonna be looking as if everyone is gathered around me and I'm going to be scanning the crowd.

Garrett McCormack

2/13/2019 01:09:12 pm

Reflect on your monologue performance. What it like in preparation and anticipation? What was your experience during the delivery of your monologue? What parts do you feel went really well. What parts so you know you'd want to improve upon? Also, what was it like being an audience for your peer's monologues?

I feel I did okay on my monologue performance. I was pretty nervous and not quite ready for when it was my turn, so when i got up there I didn't know what to do. I wish I knew my script a little more so i could have put the paper down while I was performing it and could have added more emotion.

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