Self Evaluation Sheet 02/10/14

Throughout your blog you will be marked on:

P2 Present an on-going review of acting skills, describing strengths and areas to develop

M2 Present an on-going review of acting skills, describing strengths and areas to develop, setting achievable targets for improvement and reviewing progress

D2 Present an on-going review of acting skills, describing strengths and areas to develop, setting achievable targets for improvement and evaluating progress

 

Workshop and rehearsal observations:

 Which acting strengths have you been able to demonstrate today? How?

The acting strengths I have demonstrated today were:
-projection- by listening and taking in the advice and notes my teacher gave me, telling me to make my voice louder so everyone could hear me.

 -learning lines- by taking time to go through the script with my  partner multiple times. Sometimes I read my lines through as if I was play my character and some times I would normally just read the lines. From constantly reading my lines I automatically learned them.

-staying in role- by never breaking out by laughing or getting distracted by the people around me.

 

Which acting strengths do you need to develop based on the workshop today? Why?

 The acting strengths I need to develop are:

-Articulation- because I got so feedback from my peers and I was told at some points I tend to mumble and not make any sense. So I need to work on being more clear with my words.

-Use of pause- because there are a few pauses in my scene and I mistakenly miss those pauses and skip to the following line. I need to work on making those pauses not awkward and using them to create dramatic tension between the two characters.

-Relaxation- because I speed up my text sometimes so I need to relax and let the scene flow.

Set yourself three targets:

1. I need to be more clear with my lines and articulate my words more.
2. Use the pauses in the scene to create tension and drama between the character.
3. To slow down and relax when going through my lines. Speak as if I was in a conversation.