Four classes down. Getting to know people a lot
better. Still exhausted every
morning.
We did all the usual stretching
today which always wakes me up and gets me excited to do whatever Jeremy has
planned for us. Maybe it’s
the fact that I’m watching The Matrix right
now, or the fact that I’m super sleepy, but I just don’t want to write about
the physical and vocal stretches.
Don’t worry though, I do enjoy doing them.
We played a quick game of ABC’s
123’s, which is always a good time.
We then broke out into three new games. Enemies and Allies is
a cool little game where you have to pick out an ally and an enemy from the
other students. During the game
you have to keep your ally between you and your enemy. Jeannette was my ally, but no one
picked me as his or her ally. Can
you really blame them though? I
mean, look at me!! Lauren was my
enemy and it was really weird because she picked me as her enemy as well! We also played Big Booty,
which does sound kind of weird, but the game just helped us work on our rhythm
and timing. Every actor does need
to master those aspects. We
snapped our fingers in time and then called out a number and the person who
corresponded with that number had to repeat it and then call out a new
number. The last game that we
played was Wink Murder.
Jeremy picked out two murderers when we had our eyes closed
and then he welcomed us to the party.
We had to walk around and meet people and chitchat. We played it two times, the first time
I died pretty must instantly, but the second time I almost made it to the
end. The best part of the game was
dying dramatically at someone’s feet.
I went to greet Kacie and then just keeled over. Good times.
We had a quick break and then met
in Rm 1115. Unfortunately, it
wasn’t for a power point, but rather a… dun, dun, dun… QUIZ! I pulled a 94% out of thin
air. Kidding, I studied the night
before.
Back in the black box we did 10 Second Scenes. We
got into groups of three: one director and two actors. I was with Kacie and Quentin and we did
Scene 9.
A: It is finished.
B: It can’t be.
A: It cannot last
forever.
B: My mom warned me
about you.
Quentin
and I were the actors and Kacie directed us. I was, A, the unfeeling girl who was breaking up with the
boy. Quentin was B, the clingy boy
who didn’t want the relationship to be over. Kacie thought up the idea and gave us good direction. My favorite part was when Quentin was
on his knees, begging. Jeremy said
we did well. Everyone else’s
scenes were really good and it made me excited to do some more acting!
Peace,
Cynthia
Hey Cynthia;
ReplyDeleteGreat post. Keep up the good work!
Happy Thanksgiving