Component 1 by Andrew https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2 Drama BTEC en-us 2017-10-12 08:11:16 UTC 2025-09-26 18:43:09 UTC hello@padlet.com Naturalism (lesson 4 &5 ) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/196314680 2017-10-12 08:28:12 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/196314680 Good night Mr. Tom Play 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/209677665 Name of actor 1: Asha Jacobs as William Beech
Name of actor 2 And Director: Andrew Uzochukwu as Tom Oakley

Can you describe the role you played?
I played the role of Tom Oakley. I personally found the role of Tom Oakley particularly challenging because in order to effectively play the role of Tom Oakley i would have to adapt and come up with new ideas and ways to portray and effectively make the audience feel as though i am really Tom Oakley. I would have to adapt to changes such as speech patterns and habits that old people particularly have such as slow speech and pauses.

What purpose did your role have?
The purpose of my role was to be the guardian of the evacuee "William Beech". My role was also to give William =emotional support as an evacuee as he is faced in a new environment moved from war he could have also been traumatized .
]]> 2017-11-23 11:38:33 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/209677665 Good Night Mr. Tom Play 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/209683259 What was your creative intention?  How did you develop this?
My creative intention was to effectively portray the first meeting of characters Tom Oakley and William beech

Did you stay true to the acting style process?
I believe I did stay true to the acting style because I was able to speak like an old person for example I used pauses in my speech and between some lines I gave a longer pause to exaggerate the fact that I am playing an old person.]]> 2017-11-23 11:57:48 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/209683259 Good night Mr Tom play 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211441987 How effective was your personal contribution to the quality of work?
I believe my contribution to the quality of the work was good because I was able to speak clearly and exaggerate in certain parts when needed for example the scene when William beech is on the floor and I am shouting at him with the belt.

How did you demonstrate ‘best practice’ of your role in your rehearsal?
I demonstrated best practise because before every rehearsal I would think to myself thoughts about how I can become tom and how tom as a character in the play would react to certain things.]]> 2017-11-29 15:23:30 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211441987 Good night Mr. Tom play 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211445797 What purpose did the other role have?
The Purpose of William Beech was to portray the awkwardness of Tom and William at their first meeting and for Tom to try to come to a realisation as to why William was so afraid.
What was their contribution to the quality of work and how?
The contribution Asha made was he was able to portray the character of William beech effectively because he was able to successfully use facial expressions to show that William beech was scared for example when Tom takes out the belt Asha's facial expressions and the fact he ran away to hide showed that he was scared.
 ]]> 2017-11-29 15:28:53 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211445797 Good night Mr. tom play 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211454145 How did you adjust to the other performer? (Trust? Responsibility? Listening? Patience? Balance? Submission? Organization? Communication?)
I adjusted to the other performer by having patience because during the rehearsal some people may have forgotten one of their lines so I would have to try to help them or move forward with the scene. I would also listen because if I did not listen I would miss my line and we would have to start again but also being organised because we had to do they play off script so I made sure that my co-performer knew their lines.




]]> 2017-11-29 15:42:07 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211454145 Good Night Mr Tom Play 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211469046 2017-11-29 16:01:09 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211469046 Naturalism 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211469289 In your own words, what is ‘Naturalistic’ theatre acting?
Naturalism is a method of acing created by practitioner Konstantin Stanislavski that took advantage of plays and made them all seem natural to remind the audience of someone they know who acts like that character. 

]]> 2017-11-29 16:01:34 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211469289 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211479634 What are the origins? How and why? (Practitioner? Historical context? Social background?)
Naturalism is a method of acing created by practitioner Konstantin Stanislavski

What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?)
The creative intention of this method of acting is to make the audience see themselves or someone they know in a specific character in a play.
 

]]> 2017-11-29 16:17:27 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211479634 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211482917 What is the role of a naturalistic theatre director?

The role of a naturalistic Theatre director is to make sure the actors are playing their part correctly e.g. using the right facial expressions or tone of voice.]]> 2017-11-29 16:22:05 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211482917 Role and responsibilities of an director 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211486112 2017-11-29 16:27:58 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211486112 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211486229 What directorial skills might be required to create this type of work? (Organizational? Managing? Refining performance material? Finding modern links and references? Communication skills?)
Directorial skills required would be things such as communication skills because if the manager communicated poorly with his actors then they would be confused and the play would go wrong, Organisation and managing skills so that they can make sure the props are in the right place and everybody knows their lines and refining performance material because if they did not have the right props then If they needed a specific prop e.g. a bed for a scene where an actor is asleep then they would struggle to do that scene.]]> 2017-11-29 16:28:12 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211486229 The role and responsibilities of the actor 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211491321 2017-11-29 16:36:48 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211491321 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211491666 What is the role of a ‘naturalistic theatre’ actor?
The role of a naturalistic theatre actor is to make the audience believe they are their character and to remind them of someone they know.]]> 2017-11-29 16:37:25 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211491666 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211493291 What vocal skills might this actor need to create this type of work?
Actors would need skills like being able to change dialect  and accent because if they are in a play set in Australia then they have to put on a Australian accent.

]]> 2017-11-29 16:40:21 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211493291 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211496598 What physical skills might be required to create this type of work?

Some physical skills needed would be pace, gestures and facial expressions. Pace would be needed because if you were young and you had to play an old person then you would need to observe things the do such as the pace they walk at and how they move. Also they would need facial expressions because if they were an old person experiencing back pains then they would need to pull faces that an old person in pain would make and Gestures because if for example they are a character and the other character is taking too long to do something they could signal the other character to hurry up whilst telling them verbally to make it more realistic.]]> 2017-11-29 16:46:15 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211496598 Warm Up, Organization, Themes, Rehearsal Performance Results(Out of 25) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211502980 Actor 1 and director: Andrew 15/25
Actor 2: Asha    15/25]]> 2017-11-29 16:57:30 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211502980 The role and responsibilities of the playwright 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211752216 2017-11-30 09:25:48 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/211752216 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212216573  What is the role of a naturalistic theatre playwright?
The role of a naturalistic playwright is to research and gather materials on characters and the props they need.

]]> 2017-12-01 11:42:19 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212216573 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212219602      
What creative skills might be required to create this type of work? (Writing scripts? re-composing songs? Communication skills?)
Creative skills needed to create this type would be script writing skills because if the script is bad then the play would get bad ratings which means that they would not make money and communication skills because if they can not effectively communicate with the play director and actors then the play would not go how the writer wanted it to.
]]> 2017-12-01 11:56:09 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212219602 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212220775 What approach (es) might a director take to create performance material/work for this acting style? (Warm ups? Mental preparation? Research? Practical workshop? Practical exercises? Devising? Improvisations? Discussions? Written accounts? Choreographing? Directing? Stimulus to generate ideas?)

Approaches the director would take is written accounts and stories that occur in normal peoples lives because it would make the play more realistic and make the audience be able to connect with the play and characters better if it reminds them of their lives.]]> 2017-12-01 12:02:10 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212220775 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212752456 What approach (es) might an actor take to create performance material/work for this acting style? (Warm ups? Research? Practical workshop? Practical exercises? Devising? Improvisations? Discussions? Written accounts? Choreographing? Directing?)
Approaches the actors would take would be to take written accounts of daily lives and try to input it into their performance and discussing with their co workers and director any ideas to make the performance better.]]> 2017-12-04 09:28:57 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212752456 Epic Theatre 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212755486 2017-12-04 09:38:53 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212755486 What is "Epic" Theatre 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212755640 Epic Theatre is a type of play technique that makes sure the audience does not feel a connection to a character within the play]]> 2017-12-04 09:39:20 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/212755640 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213740557 2017-12-06 15:21:16 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213740557 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213742426 2017-12-06 15:24:40 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213742426 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213743050 2017-12-06 15:25:53 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213743050 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213745529 2017-12-06 15:30:26 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213745529 Frantic Assembly 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213747835 2017-12-06 15:34:13 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213747835 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213748630 Frantic Assembly is a physical theatre company that combines elements of epic theatre naturalistic and physical theatre. Other Physical theatre companies include Rashdash and DV8.]]> 2017-12-06 15:35:35 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213748630 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213751331 Frantic Assembly base their work on contemporary, naturalistic places e.g. Frantic Assembly Performed Othello In a Pub environment.]]> 2017-12-06 15:40:28 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213751331 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213753617 Frantic assembly use warm ups such as Push Hands-Improvised to music, Round through-by-Improvised in three parts each, Chair duets and Lifting to ensure trust between the actors so they can perform their best during rehearsals and the performance.

]]> 2017-12-06 15:44:49 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213753617 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213759370 2017-12-06 15:54:33 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/213759370 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/220526409 What are the origins? How and why? (Practitioner? Historical? Social background?)

The practitioner the created epic theater is Bertolt Brecht.The term "epic theatre" comes from Erwin Piscator who coined it during his first year as director of Berlin's volksbuhne 1924–27.   

]]> 2018-01-11 11:26:32 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/220526409 What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/220534740 Brecht made and shaped theatre in a way that had a huge impact upon its development. Many of his ideas were so revolutionary that they changed the theatrical landscape forever.. The intention of this method of acting is to inform people of things going on in the world, for example if Brecht was still alive now he would have made plays on politics- related issues e.g. brexit.]]> 2018-01-11 11:58:43 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/220534740 The role and responsibilities of the director 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223238003 2018-01-22 09:15:42 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223238003 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223238197 What is the role of an ‘Epic’ theatre director?
The role of an epic theater director is to ensure the actors in the play are acting in a way so the audience does not get attached to their character. One way brecht achieved this is to put statistics of something that directly relates to what has just happened in the play for example, if it shows a scene of a black man getting shot and killed they could show a statistic of black men getting killed by police in america.]]> 2018-01-22 09:16:26 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223238197 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223239269 What directorial skills might be required to create this type of work? (Organizational? Managing? Refining performance material? Finding modern links and references? Communication skills?)
Directorial skills needed to create an epic theatre type work is good communication so that the actor can play their character in a way where the audience doesn't get attached to the character they are playing. Organisation skills because the director would need to put the props(if any)used to help support the scene. Also, They would need to find modern links when their play is about politics because they would need to make sure the information they are giving out is still applicable to the countries current situation. ]]> 2018-01-22 09:20:19 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223239269 The role and responsibilities of the actor 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223242483 2018-01-22 09:32:14 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223242483 What is the role of an ‘Epic Theatre’ actor? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223242710 The role of am epic theatre actor is to ensure they play their character in a way so that the audience can not get attatched to their character.]]> 2018-01-22 09:32:57 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223242710 What vocal skills might this actor need to create this style of work? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223243417 Vocal skills the actor might need to create this style of work is being able to change dialect and accent for example they may need to be able to speak in a believable cockney accent to help the audience believe they are in character. ]]> 2018-01-22 09:35:33 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223243417 What physical skills might be required to create this style of work? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223244885 Physical skills needed to create this style of work is exaggeration because if their character was feeling intense pain then they would need to get their point across to the audience they would need to do things like scream.They would need  facial expressions because if an actor in the play is crying if their facial expression doesn't look like their crying it would look fake and unbelievable. They would need Body language and gestures because if they were to play an old character to make it look believable they would need to do things like arch their backs and walk like an old person so they would need to observe the life of an old person to help them.]]> 2018-01-22 09:40:56 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223244885 Physical Theatre 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223246243 2018-01-22 09:46:20 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/223246243 In your own words, what is ‘Physical’ theatre? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224218752 Physical theatre is a type of theatrical style of play where more focus is put on movement rather than dialogue. Physical theatre emphasises use of gestures and interactions of actors through touching.]]> 2018-01-24 14:16:39 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224218752 What are the origins? How and why? (Practitioner? Historical? Social background?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224220769  Physical theatre was created by French Actor Jacques Lecoq in 1955]]> 2018-01-24 14:20:03 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224220769 What is the creative intention of this style of theatre? (Target audience? Purpose? Goal?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224224585 The creative intention of physical theatre is to tell a story not just through words but through movement and physical contact aswell. an example of this is Things i know to be true by Frantic assembly

]]> 2018-01-24 14:26:23 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224224585 The role and responsibilities of the director 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224226505 2018-01-24 14:29:33 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224226505 What is the role of a ‘Physical’ theatre director? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224226946 The role of a physical theatre director is to make sure the actors in their play perform their character as safely as possible to reduce the chances of injury.]]> 2018-01-24 14:30:23 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224226946 What directorial skills might be required to create this type of work? (Organizational? Managing? Refining performance material? Finding modern links and references? Communication skills?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224227632 Directorial skills needed to create this style of work is Exaggerated movements, body language and facial expressions because if a scene required you to, for example cry you would need to cry to make the scene believable.]]> 2018-01-24 14:31:46 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224227632 The role and responsibilities of the actor 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224232221 2018-01-24 14:39:46 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224232221 What is the role of a ‘Physical Theatre’ actor? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224232449 The role of a physical theatre actor is to be able to fully sync and co-operate with their colleagues to make sure they know what they are doing when they need to create an object with their bodies for example a house.]]> 2018-01-24 14:40:13 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224232449 What vocal skills might this actor need to create this style of work? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224235303 Vocal skills needed for this kind of actor would be Sliding scale and Hustler technique to ensure their vocal cords are relaxed and are able to articulate their voice accordingly.

]]> 2018-01-24 14:44:35 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224235303 What physical skills might be required to create this style of work? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224237287 Physical skills needed for this type of actor is movement because they need to be able to quickly turn into objects to support the next scene and gestures to emphasize the point the want to get across.]]> 2018-01-24 14:47:50 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224237287 What interpretative skills might be required to create this style of work? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224238561 One interpretive skill needed to create this style of work is to be able to interpret movement. This would be important because the actor would need to create their move to match and incorporate the move made by another actor in the play.Another interpretive skill that would be needed to create this style of work is facial expressions. They would need to be able to interpret facial expressions because if an actor in the play is crying if their facial expression doesn't look like their crying it would look fake and unbelievable. Also, emotion would be required to create this style of work because if an actor needed to for example cry in their performance then they would need to summon real emotions in order for it to look believable. and pace because they would need to be able to pace themselves and their speech to best suit the scene they are performing.]]> 2018-01-24 14:49:47 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224238561 Round-By-Through 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224239676 Round-By-Through is a warmup used by physical theatre actors where you stand opposite your partner and make a string of movements where you must go around by and through your partner whist remaining in contact with them.]]> 2018-01-24 14:51:35 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224239676 The role and responsibilities of the choreographer 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224589222 2018-01-25 11:23:09 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224589222 What is the role of a Physical theatre choreographer? 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224589549 The role of a physical theatre choreographer is to ensure the actors are making the right movements to support the scene. They are also the ones who string together those movements for the actors to perform to their satisfaction. ]]> 2018-01-25 11:24:43 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224589549 What creative skills might be required to create this type of work? (Writing scripts? re-composing songs? Communication skills?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224590456 Creative skills needed would be imagination because the choreographer would need to be able to envision how he wants the movements to be otherwise he would be uncertain which would have a negative impact on the play And communication skills to be able to get his point across clearly]]> 2018-01-25 11:29:05 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224590456 What approach (es) might a choreographer take to create performance material/work for this acting style? (Warm ups? Mental preparation? Research? Practical workshop? Practical exercises? Devising? Improvisations? Discussions? Written accounts? Choreographing? Directing? Stimulus to generate ideas?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224592480 Approaches a choreographer would take to create a performance Is Keepie uppies Is where you and your partner(s) Get a tennis ball and hit it up in the air between each other which encourages focus and teamwork and communication.]]> 2018-01-25 11:38:14 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224592480 What approach (es) might an actor take to create performance material/work for this acting style? (Warm ups? Research? Practical workshop? Practical exercises? Devising? Improvisations? Discussions? Written accounts? Choreographing? Directing?) 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224594569 Approaches an actor might take to create a performance is to take written accounts from people to help them to emphasize and better play their character. Actors would need to research materials like warm ups that will help them to get into character. They would also need to devise and discuss with their colleagues and fellow performers to perfect scenes to make sure the performance is as good as possible.]]> 2018-01-25 11:46:53 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224594569 Chair Duets 14uzochukwuan https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224596914 Chair duets are a organised string of movements between two or more people where you must be touching.]]> 2018-01-25 11:57:01 UTC https://padlet.com/14uzochukwuan/we2b9fswnon2/wish/224596914