Friday, 23 May 2014
Evaluation
Step 10 - Evaluation
Thought out the process of creating we had a lot of struggles, especially towards the end, we didn't create enough choreography to fill the 20 minutes. We did face this challenge but not soon enough, we didn't really have time to polish the piece. The problems with my section was that needed to create more contact to get the feelings of king Lear and his two eldest daughters across to the audience. I thought that it did get across to the audience but not clear enough, also i needed to add more dynamics to how the king and the daughter have different feelings towards each other. Over all the piece came together at the end but still had room for improvement especially with the links between sections.
Thursday, 22 May 2014
Step 9
I was pleased with the rehearsals as we all took time on our own prices and planned well to what we were going to create, after watching my section back i am pleased with my the way that the dancers get across the idea, i need to improve the dynamics and add a bit more choreography as it is very short. I can use to help me more motifs.
Two technical skills i need to work on is my posture and strength to make this better i can practice exercised i have learn from lessons everyday, i need strength as im being lifted and pushed around.
Two interpretive skills i need is facial expression and focus, i seems to sometimes slip into the silly place and just laugh but i need to focus so i can concentrate on my characters feelings and get them across to the audience.
Step 7 and 8
I started with thinking of motifs to show that this is the relationship between king Lear and the two eldest daughters, in this section i wanted to show that as much as they tried to hold on he just pushed them away, by doing this i came up with a motif with king Lear reaching towards the girls. The dynamics within this section was smooth and fluid as king Lear was still trying to hold on to his daughters but knew he had to let them go as he was going mad.
My second motif was king Lear pushing two daughters away, they tired to hold on but he just let them go, to show this i had the daughters cuddled up to king Lear and him pushing them away, we called this exploding. The dynamics in this section was sharp and rigid as king Lear was starting to go mad. By having these dynamics it shows he couldn't control what was happening madness took over.
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Step 9 planning rehearsals
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Step 6 rehearsals
Step 7 and 8 developing and experimenting and adding dynamics
Step 5 structure (Charlotte Hadfield )
Thursday, 20 March 2014
Step 5: structure
STEP 5: Structuring
Tuesday, 18 March 2014
Step 4: Music
Monday, 10 March 2014
Rehearsal Monday 10th March
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Step 1: Making Decisions
Nicole STEP 1: Making Decisions
Developing Ideas from a starting point… Which stimulus have you chosen?Our stimulus is King Lear by William Shakespeare. What type of stimulus is your starting point...?Our stimulus is a play, a textual stimulus. Visual- Image Auditory- Accompaniment Textual- Poem/ Prose Ideational- An Idea/ Concept Analysis… What are the key words/ ideas in your questionThemes within the play; appearance, disguise, the elements, nature, family relationships, madness, power, blindness, love and loyalty, Brainstorm around these key words/ideasUkraine and Russia Egypt Syria Dictatorship Gadaffi Controversial America Abstraction… “How can we relate the ideas to dance movement?” From your first impressions of your stimulus, jot down a few bullets points about the type of movement you think this stimulus could inspirePointe work, War dance Make some creative choreographic decisions… What do you want to communicate to the audience? What is the intended impact on the audience? Which style(s) of dance or movement may be suitable for you to use to achieve this? |
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