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ROAM M

1/27/2020

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I'm just a guy trying to find something to do with his life and for the future, probably be a better artist with a good paying job i'll enjoy. To be better at feeling less awkward, maybe improve my facial expressions.   ​
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Roam
1/27/2020 01:36:25 pm

​1. Who is more important... the playwright or the cast and crew? Defend your assertion by explaining your logic and providing some examples. The playwright because what's the cast gonna work with without a script to use to help the cast and crew understand what the theme of a story or what the characters are like. Like if they have to improvise not everybody's gonna be consisted and more likely to mess up.
​2. Also, how did your first in-class performance go? What did it feel like before, during, and after performing your animal pantomime? It felt like it was my next step at improving my skills while feeling nerve. As i acted it felt a little awkward but i push on trying my best to keep the appropriate emotion for the scene. Afterwards at first i felt i did alright but i slowly started feeling like i could've done more.

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Roam
2/20/2020 01:46:58 pm

1. Give a synopsis of your monologue and the character you portrayed. It's about how one mutant is envious of the humans that live on the surface and hateful towards them due to how they treat them base on their appearance so he's trying to convince his people to rise and overthrow the humans
2. What specific part of the preparation (worksheets, acting exercises, scoring,, etc.) most helped you to prepare for the performance? The acting and exercises Because i remember the monologue better by rereading it a couple of times and moving around to figure how my character should move and feel.
3. To what extent did you feel you were "in character" when performing your monologue? My voice and body movement
4. What's your biggest take-away from this project & performance? Getting stuck at some points of my monologue.

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