| Art
in Motion |
| Art
in Motion - Body Monologuing – A Three-Part Series (1/3)
– Visual Art Segment
This
program encourages viewers to trace the outline of their
bodies onto a sheet of paper, relate their outlined bodies
to land-based things in nature (using similes and/or metaphors),
and express their ideas using symbols and colorful images.
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| Art
in Motion - Body Monologuing – A Three-Part Series (2/3)
– Visual Art to Text
This
program shows the viewer how a visual image may be transformed
into an oral presentation and textual document, such as
a speech, narrative, and/or cinquain poem.
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| Art
in Motion - Body Monologuing – A Three-Part Series (3/3)
– Text to Movement Phrases
This
program aims to guide the viewer through the process of
turning a poem into embodied movement phrases by using actions,
gestures, and/or physicality to express meaning.
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| Art
in Motion - Body Monologuing – Stretch, Isolate, and
Dance
This
instructional warm-up video is to help viewers stretch muscles,
isolate body parts, and learn a combination of simple dance
moves. Focus on your endurance, coordination, and ability
to retain choreography.
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| Zoom
Theatre Series |
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Zoom
Theatre - Session 1 - Auditions and Casting
This 39 minute Zoom session
explores an audition process, an example of a zoom table
read along with ways that your stage managers can still
learn from and give to the process. It includes actors to
showcase examples.
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Zoom
Theatre - Session 2 - Running Rehearsals
This 56 minute Zoom session
explores with a cast in the rehearsal process of creating
a zoom production. It includes blocking the scene, working
with different devices and voices, and creating dynamics between
scenes. It includes actors to showcase examples. |
Zoom
Theatre - Session 3 - Behind the Screens
This 20 minute Zoom session
explores working with a backstage crew in the rehearsal process
to show their involvement in a zoom production. It includes
new ways to use crew, lighting, sound, household items, makeup,
costume drop off and pick up. |
Zoom
Theatre - Session 4 - Directing Actors
This 56 minute Zoom session
explores various ways to bring about the best theatre acting
through a screen and still inspire the contagious energy of
a live performance. It includes actors to showcase examples. |
Zoom
Theatre - Session 5 - And Lights! ... Sort of
This 27 minute Zoom session
is a walkthrough of a zoom production. It looks at how to
combine the elements of ‘backstage’, ‘onstage’,
and ‘audience’. It will include actors to showcase
examples. |
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| Saskatchewan
Playwrights Centre - Finding Inspiration Series (YouTube) |
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Part
1
- Finding Inspiration in Plot
This
11 minute video discusses finding inspiration for your playwrighting
in plot. We will discuss cause and effect, plot structure,
and the elements of a scene.
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Part
2 - Finding Inspiration in Character
This
9 minute video discusses finding inspiration for your playwrighting
in character. We will discuss the roles of characters within
a script, how to build a character, and crafting character
voice through dialogue.
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Part
3 - Finding Inspiration in Theme
This
5 minute video discusses finding inspiration for your playwrighting
in theme. We will discuss incorporating theme into your
work, finding variation in theme, and using metaphor.
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Part
4 - Finding Inspiration in Style
This
8 minute video discusses finding inspiration for your playwrighting
in style. We will discuss the predominant styles in theatre,
world-building, and style work.
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Part
5 - Finding Inspiration in Adaptation
This
5 minute video discusses finding inspiration for your playwrighting
in the process of adaptation. We will discuss copyright,
cultural consideration, and finding your own interpretation
of the original work.
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