The previous lessons we had learnt how to block, but also we had a given monolugue, and mine was called Ellen we had to memorize these monolugues and then perform then to the class. Afterwards we got to know our character by creating a profile about them. To create a profile of your character, we got shown 3 sets of questions and we had to make up the answers of the these questions and then, write a paragraph about our character.
Then we got in groups of 3 and then we introduced ourselves individual; we got asked questions but thoughs particular that we got asked, we answered them in our character so we went from plain old us to the new Ellen. After we done this we decided on what Blocking we would to express our emotions, what I mean is what typ of movement we would do. Then we rehearsed and rehearsed over and over and then we finally performed them infront our the class to see if we improved from our previous performances, and quite frankly my performance was much better. I am quite happy for myself.
This is a better, more detailed Blog entree. You could also go on to say how you looked at what character information you could extract as factual information from the text, and then how you analysed your own character and applied some of your traits as traits of your character, that way you would give a more convincing and natural delivery.
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You could also publish your character profile on Blogger as evidence and to make this look a lot more interesting. I must say I do like the visual look of your page. Constantly be thinking how could you make it look exciting and more diverse in terms of videos, pictures, research