Title: Little Scarlett 1 “As an actor”
Word Count: 200 words (minimum)
As an actor how would you perform the role of Little Scarlet OR Little Scarlet's mother to an audience, in the scene where Little Scarlet's mother sends her out across the estate to her Grandmother’s house?
In your answer you should refer to:
• Emotion (How your character felt)
• Motivation (What your character wanted)
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• Movement;
Give reasons for your answer
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I was playing little Scarlet Mother, and to make the audients feel sad for Little Scarlet I made my character stand up really tall and then added a lot of anger into her voice.
I would also try to back Little Scarlet into a corner, to add the effect of her being scared of me to the audience. Then I would try to “reason” with Little Scarlet and putting on a sweet mother’s voice and make the audience feel pity for me, then I would start raising my voice, louder and louder until I am almost screaming for her to get out.
This should add the effect of how the audience thinks little Scarlet's mum is a bad mum because she is shouting and screaming at her child, most people thinks that's a bad thing to do to a child.
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ReplyDeleteASSESSMENT for Interpretation 1 – Understand the role of the actor
Identify the motivation or objective of a specific character A
Describe how a line could be spoken, giving clear reasons A
Describe how a character should move, giving clear reasons A
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Below National Standard
H/W 1
T Identify the motivation or objective of a specific character
To achieve this explain specifically what your character wants in the scene described and in the play or their life generally.
T Describe how a line could be spoken, giving clear reasons
To achieve this you need to refer to a specific line a character speaks or could speak by quoting and use key words (pitch, pace, pause, tone, volume, accent) to describe your use of voice. You then need to explain exactly why the character should speak in this way.
Correction - H/W 2
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