By Zayneb. Project..Amount Of Art forms.. Based on..Who you are doing the project with.. A6912 Art formsRiotsGroup A6922 Art formsConflictIndividual A6933.

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By Zayneb

Project..Amount Of Art forms.. Based on..Who you are doing the project with.. A6912 Art formsRiotsGroup A6922 Art formsConflictIndividual A6933 Art formsBased on 1 of 6 Commissions Group up to 3 people

Flashbacks Mimes Double roles Freeze frames Surrealism Physical theatre Sound scape

Drama (Acting, miming, showing emotions) Dance (contempary, street, jazz etc…) Creative writing (monologue, peoms etc…) Art (photography, backdrop, pictures etc…) Music (singing, playing an instrument etc…)

Salvador Dali used in A691, A692, A693 Influenced us to use surrealism + flashbacks Willy Russell used in A691,A692, A693 Influenced us to use narrators Christopher Bruce used in A692 Influenced us to have political views Christina Aguilera used in A692 Influenced us to write poems and show emotions clearly Hens Theatre Company used in A693 Influenced us to use mime and physical theatre

GASSMANC Genre (drama, action, romance etc..) Audience (girls, boys, adults, children etc..) Symbol (colours, objects, people etc..) Structure + shape (drama, performance, dance etc..) Motif (repetitive developed scenes/dance moves/music pieces) Atmosphere (loud, quite, sad, happy etc..) Narrative (the storyline) Context (who, what, where, when, why etc..)

Pick your groups wisely Listen to your teachers and peers advice Concentrate in lessons Pick a performance that you will be able to do DON’T sing IF YOU ARE TONE DEAF! Discuss your ideas with others Help other people

Complete your book work Write in lesson logs (what you have done in the lesson) Make a 12 week plan towards the last 12 weeks Rehearse your performance Develop your work Evaluate your work Show how and why you have developed your work Examples if practioners work 2 plans + 1 final idea for all the projects