Sinlge Performing Arts Lessons (25th and 26th February 2016)

25th February
To begin today's lesson we decided we wanted to complete our movement section for our sound scape and also we began writing our "behind the scene's" section after our game show.
We decided we wanted to make a rehearsal schedule to ensure we kept up to date with everything we want to include in our performance with plenty of time. We intend to stick to this schedule as best as we can, in the hopes we can complete everything still giving up time to rehearse and perfect our performance.
We decided we wanted to video our movement piece for our abortion clinic, so we could go back over it and see how it looks, therefore we know what looks right and what works, so we know what we need to add or take out.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7QEITNY004&feature=player_embedded
(The link shows the video of our scene)


I believe the message we were trying to put a cross was a bit confusing at first. The idea was supposed to be Kat and Lorna doing the movement at exactly the same time to show they were the same person, however even for me watching it back over it was a bit confusing what the movement was supposed to be without having it explained to me. However I believe the fact that it was supposed to be a hospital was clear because of the audio, however it is clear that we still need to put more work into this scene.



26th February
Unfortunately last lesson we ran out of time to work on our continuation of the Game Show scene, as we were busy with our abortion clinic scene. Therefore we decided to move away from the movement scenes today and work on all three parts to our Game Show.
We began by sitting down as a group and beginning to plan a script for the 'behind the scenes' (after the Game Show) scene.
We wanted to top the un-comfortableness and the inappropriate nature of the Game Show in our final Game Show scene, with the intention to make the audience feel uncomfortable. We wanted to keep this scene short but affective, giving each person only 1 or 2 lines each, but making it uncomfortable for everyone in the room (including confrontations and swearing).
In our next lesson we will run all three parts of our Game Show and film it, so we can see what we want to add or remove from our scene.