HUM 8
PLease complete the guide sheet in pt form for as an outline for your monologue.
This will be due Thursday. I realize many of you did finish it in class. See if you can add any more points or details to your outline.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Monologue Guide Sheet Hum 8
Lit Circle Final task Hum 8 2011 Caldwell
You are going to prepare a monologue based on one of the characters of your novel. Your group must decide who will become who as you cannot duplicate characters.
A monologue is:
• You are becoming the character
• You are sharing something about them through your eyes
• You are sharing a point of view
• A long uninterrupted speech told by one person.
• What s/he thinks, feels wonders is expressed
• You need to share what is going on in your head with your audience
• It is oral
• Fluency ,voice and diction are very important
In your monologue you are going to:
• You should begin by mentioning your qualities
• Talk about decisions you have made in your life.
• You will want to refer to moments you have experienced
• How the setting has influenced your decisions.
• How your interactions and relationships with other characters have influenced your decisions.
• You should include how your relationship is affected by others decisions made by you or others.
• You need to try to bring about the conflict/ the problem the character(you) had to face and how s/he(you) went about solving it. What decisions did they have to face and what did they do about them.
• How did you react to certain people, situations in a certain place etc… these are all things you should include in your monologue.
• You want to expose your characters inner thoughts. (this will help you provide insight into your character) Things I have done or not done, people I have know and loved, hated, feared almost forgotten, never forgiven, favourite stories, questions, wonderings, I think about, crazy ways to solve conflict
Also when you start:
• You need to let your audience know where and when you are talking(where it is taking place)
• What is going on at the scene
• What emotions you are feeling at the moment ( I am feeling angry because…
• What do I want to convey? (humour, anger, frustration, confusion, introspection, determination…)
Hints: The more an actor believes in the situation the more the audience will believe it.
You are going to prepare a monologue based on one of the characters of your novel. Your group must decide who will become who as you cannot duplicate characters.
A monologue is:
• You are becoming the character
• You are sharing something about them through your eyes
• You are sharing a point of view
• A long uninterrupted speech told by one person.
• What s/he thinks, feels wonders is expressed
• You need to share what is going on in your head with your audience
• It is oral
• Fluency ,voice and diction are very important
In your monologue you are going to:
• You should begin by mentioning your qualities
• Talk about decisions you have made in your life.
• You will want to refer to moments you have experienced
• How the setting has influenced your decisions.
• How your interactions and relationships with other characters have influenced your decisions.
• You should include how your relationship is affected by others decisions made by you or others.
• You need to try to bring about the conflict/ the problem the character(you) had to face and how s/he(you) went about solving it. What decisions did they have to face and what did they do about them.
• How did you react to certain people, situations in a certain place etc… these are all things you should include in your monologue.
• You want to expose your characters inner thoughts. (this will help you provide insight into your character) Things I have done or not done, people I have know and loved, hated, feared almost forgotten, never forgiven, favourite stories, questions, wonderings, I think about, crazy ways to solve conflict
Also when you start:
• You need to let your audience know where and when you are talking(where it is taking place)
• What is going on at the scene
• What emotions you are feeling at the moment ( I am feeling angry because…
• What do I want to convey? (humour, anger, frustration, confusion, introspection, determination…)
Hints: The more an actor believes in the situation the more the audience will believe it.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Monday May 16,2011
HUM 8
Your test will be on Thursday. Answer as many of your classmates questions as you can. I was having trouble sending some so not all may have been sent. I apologize Gamil limited the ones I was able to share.
Review your presentations and what made you the most important person in the REnaissance.
Rewrite your paragraphs. You need to hand in the formative and the good copies for Tues. They are based on a decision and EQ that you tlaed about in your lit circle group.
Eng 11
You should be reading your novels(You should almost be finished your novel by now) and you should have developed your thesis for class on Tues.
Your test will be on Thursday. Answer as many of your classmates questions as you can. I was having trouble sending some so not all may have been sent. I apologize Gamil limited the ones I was able to share.
Review your presentations and what made you the most important person in the REnaissance.
Rewrite your paragraphs. You need to hand in the formative and the good copies for Tues. They are based on a decision and EQ that you tlaed about in your lit circle group.
Eng 11
You should be reading your novels(You should almost be finished your novel by now) and you should have developed your thesis for class on Tues.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
May 11,2011
HUM 8
Make up 5 mc questions on the Renaissance or the Reformation
Renaissance and Reformation TEst TUES May 17
Bring textbook and silent reading books to class next day
Make up 5 mc questions on the Renaissance or the Reformation
Renaissance and Reformation TEst TUES May 17
Bring textbook and silent reading books to class next day
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