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Scarlett GrillMr.FullerImprov quiz1.)in the happy, winner, in a hurry walking exercise, what did you need to do to find your group?You needed to look around and find people with similar walk and people who looked like the were conveying something similar to how you were.2.)in the guessing game, 2 people +aud know what’s going on 1 person doesn’t, what advice would you give the guess right before they begin the scene?To make sure you notice and analyze every action/words that the 2 people in the scene do. Try to stay aware of how they interact with each other and jump in and make bold choices to see if you are close to what they are doing.3.) explain the difference between showing and telling (hint:  think charades vs acting)Showing and telling is different, because when we would pass objects that weren't really what we were passing around the circle, was showing and telling. We wold pass a scarf that was really a snake and this showed what it would look like and told how we interact with it (we were scared of it, because it is  a snake).4.)we played a game where each person entering must use the object established by the previous person(s) then add their own until there are as many objects in the scene as people.  How can this help the scene that takes place with those people in that place? Doing this helps the scenes setting, because it is more detailed and there are significant object for specific reasons, so it varies the acting choices we can make in the place. (It shapes the acting space we use)5.)  noticing how different people relate to each other in different situations is important for the actor to observe…why? It is important to notice this as an actor, because it can give you a new perspective on how you can possibly portray a similar situation/scene.

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Scarlett GrillMr.FullerImprov quiz1.)in the happy, winner, in a hurry walking exercise, what did you need to do to find your group?You needed to look around and find people with similar walk and people who looked like the were conveying something similar to how you were.2.)in the guessing game, 2 people +aud know what’s going on 1 person doesn’t, what advice would you give the guess right before they begin the scene?To make sure you notice and analyze every action/words that the 2 people in the scene do. Try to stay aware of how they interact with each other and jump in and make bold choices to see if you are close to what they are doing.3.) explain the difference between showing and telling (hint:  think charades vs acting)Showing and telling is different, because when we would pass objects that weren't really what we were passing around the circle, was showing and telling. We wold pass a scarf that was really a snake and this showed what it would look like and told how we interact with it (we were scared of it, because it is  a snake).4.)we played a game where each person entering must use the object established by the previous person(s) then add their own until there are as many objects in the scene as people.  How can this help the scene that takes place with those people in that place? Doing this helps the scenes setting, because it is more detailed and there are significant object for specific reasons, so it varies the acting choices we can make in the place. (It shapes the acting space we use)5.)  noticing how different people relate to each other in different situations is important for the actor to observe…why? It is important to notice this as an actor, because it can give you a new perspective on how you can possibly portray a similar situation/scene.

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1. in the happy, winner, in a hurry walking exercise, what did you need to do to find your group? I needed to see who looked like they were having a good day the who had there head held high and chest up and then see how was walking extra fast.

2.  in the guessing game, 2 people +aud know what’s going on 1 person doesn’t, what advice would you give the guess right before they begin the scene? look at there emotion look at the body+ body language.

3.  explain the difference between showing and telling (hint:  think charades vs acting) charades are when you make movements and try to do the stern type of the character but with acting you use emotion and your body and body language  to play the character.

4.  we played a game where each person entering must use the object established by the previous person(s) then add their own until there are as many objects in the scene as people.  How can this help the scene that takes place with those people in that place?because you can see how the seen is and what they do in the see  and how good and makes it more alive.

5.  noticing how different people relate to each other in different situations is important for the actor to observe…why? because i guess what statues your at make you valuable or not and makes to people in the scene.

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Will Sendera     3/13/17      Mr. Fuller To see who had the same type of walk and expression as you. And see who had the same speed, and how they got that speed.information that help then know who they are but not tell them directly.showing is explaining through acting in a realistic way. telling is like showing, but in an easy unrealistic way.if there are five people there will be five objects in the scene, which allows one object to each person at the start of the scene to get started with the scene knowing who they are.you can find out a relationship in the scene to help the negative answers turn into positive answers. also it helps you figure out the main characteristics in the characters you are in the scene with. 

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Will Sendera     3/13/17      Mr. Fuller To see who had the same type of walk and expression as you. And see who had the same speed, and how they got that speed.information that help then know who they are but not tell them directly.showing is explaining through acting in a realistic way. telling is like showing, but in an easy unrealistic way.if there are five people there will be five objects in the scene, which allows one object to each person at the start of the scene to get started with the scene knowing who they are.you can find out a relationship in the scene to help the negative answers turn into positive answers. also it helps you figure out the main characteristics in the characters you are in the scene with. 

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In the happy, winner, hurry exercise, I looked for traits of the character that I saw in myself. Then found other people that were doing similar things.
I would tell the the guesser to pay attention to everything that is going on around them, and to pretend that they know what their doing, and not try to guess the whole time, be in the scene.
One of them is expressing an object/action with real life and natural movements. The other is expressing the object/action with what people generally thing of when they hear the object/action, by using unrealistic movements.
It helps the people in the scene establish a set that is invisible to the audience, and know where they are and what there is to do in that place. Specifics.
Its important to know, so we have truthful relationships between everyone in the scene. Also, so we don’t stop the scene by getting off track, or denying the scene that our classmate is trying to start.

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1.We needed to watch out for physical details, such as their speed, posture, and facial expression.
2.To look for the kind of environment that you are in emotionally, whether that be a sad, happy, angry, or disappointed environment. Make sure you take note of all of the characters that are participating in the scene so you get an even better idea of the environment. Lastly, just try to interact with everyone because they will feed off of your actions which will give you even more hints.
3.Showing is better because you are establishing and emotion and an environment w/o words. Telling is not what we want to do because it id not as believable.
4.It helps us establish our roles quickly and helps make the lines flow a little easier. It gives us a clear situation.
5.That is very important for theater to observe because based on other peoples emotions in the scene they will always react differently to different types of scenarios. Noticing this will help you to develop your character and to understand more about your scene partners.

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Sha’Niyah Ellies  Improv quiz  3/13/17 What I needed to do to find my group was really observe my surroundings and see the way they talked, walked, how their hair was, how their eyes were etc.2. I would tell the person who is guessing to pay attention and listen carefully to the clues that the 2 people are giving you so that you can slowly but surely get the picture of what/who you are in the scene and work with it. 3. The difference between showing and acting somewhat relates to cards vs. acting. For instance: In acting you are doing something truthfully with a purpose meaning your trying your hardest to make sure your audience understands who you are, what you are, and what your doing. In charades your justing doing a brief sense of acting and you are just trying to get the audience to guess, and your not really acting with reason. 4. That game can help the scene by giving the actor the ability to know where the objects are to get a better surrounding wth where the objects are and how people are acting in the certain setting.5. This is important because if they are in a scene by observing the way the scene partner reacts they can feed their energy off of their scene partners and really tune into the type of character that would be in the same scene as the other scene partner. So basically, in a scene it helps both partners understand the feelings of each other and play off of each other better. 

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Sha’Niyah Ellies  Improv quiz  3/13/17 What I needed to do to find my group was really observe my surroundings and see the way they talked, walked, how their hair was, how their eyes were etc.2. I would tell the person who is guessing to pay attention and listen carefully to the clues that the 2 people are giving you so that you can slowly but surely get the picture of what/who you are in the scene and work with it. 3. The difference between showing and acting somewhat relates to cards vs. acting. For instance: In acting you are doing something truthfully with a purpose meaning your trying your hardest to make sure your audience understands who you are, what you are, and what your doing. In charades your justing doing a brief sense of acting and you are just trying to get the audience to guess, and your not really acting with reason. 4. That game can help the scene by giving the actor the ability to know where the objects are to get a better surrounding wth where the objects are and how people are acting in the certain setting.5. This is important because if they are in a scene by observing the way the scene partner reacts they can feed their energy off of their scene partners and really tune into the type of character that would be in the same scene as the other scene partner. So basically, in a scene it helps both partners understand the feelings of each other and play off of each other better. 

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Quiz
1. in the happy, winner, in a hurry walking exercise, what did you need to do to find your group?
2. in the guessing game, 2 people +aud know what’s going on 1 person doesn’t, what advice would you give the guess right before they begin the scene?
3. explain the difference between showing and telling (hint:  think charades vs acting)
4. we played a game where each person entering must use the object established by the previous person(s) then add their own until there are as many objects in the scene as people.  How can this help the scene that takes place with those people in that place?
5. noticing how different people relate to each other in different situations is important for the actor to observe…why?