week nine, creative development - session 3
This is my vlog discussing how I feel my creative process is going so far, evaluating whether I have achieved my starting objectives and talking about any challenges that I have faced.
week seven, creative development - session 1
This is my vlog discussing my first creative session.
This vlog is very professional, and come across as really confident. I like the way you have discussed your corrections from previous creative tasks, in which you want to show in your final piece. You have identified your starting objectives well, and it seems as if you have achieved them all. It's really interesting how you have incorporated particular adjectives into your routine. I am looking forward to seeing your final choreography piece. Well done Daisy.
ReplyDeleteThankyou Rachel, I appreciate your comments.
DeleteThis is a great vlog Daisy, well done! At the start of your vlog, you spoke about how there is more room to improve your dynamics and performance, how will you do this? And why do you think the performance will be effective to the audience?
ReplyDeleteThankyou Megan. I would like to do this by watching back my studio performance and highlighting areas where my expression seems to be lost or lacking impact. This will help me to focus on where in my dance I need to really push my facial expressions and perhaps help to find opportunities where I can pause, look out and engage with the audience. To improve the dynamics of my piece, I want to ensure that I completing each movement to its' limit - for example holding each extension until the very last count and using my plie as deeply as possible.
DeleteI really enjoyed this vlog Daisy and i feel like it is very well executed. Well done.
ReplyDeleteIt is really beneficial how you have gone into detail on the outcomes of the previous sessions.
You have mentioned particular adjectives within your vlog. How has including these helped with your choreography?
Thankyou Abi. By having these adjectives in mind throughout the choreographic process, it has ensured that all of my movements have intent and purpose behind them which relate back to my stimulus. They have also helped to give me inspiration where I felt stuck with my choreography, as I was able to generate different ways of symbolising each of the adjectives through my movement, as well as encouraging me to use my facial expressions to convey each adjective and emotion.
DeleteThis is an excellent vlog daisy, you show such confidence throughout which is really great well done.
ReplyDeleteYou clearly discuss about the creative process you have used and your starting objective when creating this piece.
I love how you have included snippets of your choreography within your vlog creating a very professional manner.
do you think you will use any of your chosen practitioners techniques when creating more choreography in the future?
Thankyou Bella. Since reviewing Dance Piece #2 by Crystal Pite, I hope to include some sharper, more precise and impactful dynamics in my choreography, in order to contrast the fluid and expansive movement that I have previously been inspired by. This will be seen in the section of my choreography which alludes to some form of abuse or trauma, as the music becomes more eerie and haunting.
DeleteThis vlog was very professional and clear to understand. I find it interesting how you mentioned you have made a time schedule to keep yourself productive in lesson time. Maybe you could include a photo of this or explain your schedule further.
ReplyDeleteThankyou Sadie. In my schedule, I planned to choreograph around 1 minute 20 seconds per week, which would ensure that I had finished the duration of my music by the time it was our studio performance. This would then leave me with one more session to refine and enhance my work before our assessment.
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