Please SPEAK UP!

 Hello!

Our play is coming together SO WELL!  

I'm getting picky now because you are doing such a good job, so now we fine tune.

THIS IS WHAT WE NEED NEXT:

We need to HEAR YOU!

For your homework:

PART ONE: 

I would like you watch this video and for the next week DON'T MISS THIS PART spend 10-15 minutes everyday using the principles taught in the video:

HOW TO SPEAK MORE LOUDLY

PART TWO:

Continue to review your lines, your cues and your blocking.

DO YOU KNOW YOUR CUES? 

Do you know WHEN and WHERE you move? 

PART THREE:

CREATE A FLOW CHART.  That means you make a list of what you do in the play and when.  Here is a sample from another show.. . . 

HINT: this will be a HUGE help in knowing your cues, blocking, etc.

SAMPLE FLOW CHARTS BELOW





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