Reflection on Monologue

Video link and written reflection due on blogs -- what did you do well? what do you need to work on more? what did you notice about others' perfoemances that made them strong? what do you think we as a class need to work on more?



In my opinion, I feel like a did well with projecting my voice and pausing in between my monologue. It made my monologue sound more realistic. Like I was having a real conversation. I feel like I need to give better facial expressions. They were good in the beginning of the video, but they started waring away towards the end of the video. I liked the different perspectives people acted out on the same script. Abrahams was very serious, while mines was serious but calm. I found that pretty interesting. I think we all need to work on body movement while acting, and also the facial features we make to go on with our monologues.

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