Today in Drama we made a freeze-frame and also did a thought tracking about a story called "Mohawk", the people that were in my group was, Liyah, Artee, Nevaeh and Finau. the scene we did a freeze-frame on was when the boy with the mohawk was standing and people were talking about his hair, that his hair was ugly and weird.
Artee was playing the boy with the mohawk
The others including me were playing the people who were gossiping about his hair.
For the thought tracking I said, Ew, look at his hair it looks ugly, while the other person said, look at his hair.
What is a freeze-frame? A freeze-frame is a single frame that describes the motion of an image from a movie, novel, etc.
What is Picture dictation? A picture dictation is a single frame that represents the actions and emotions of a whole scene but instead created into a single frame that represents it all.
What is a Role on a wall? A role on a wall is an outline of a body of some sort that explains the actions, emotions and personality of it, it's like a Character description except it only says the emotions and actions of it.
What is an Iceberg? an Iceberg identity is your identity that people know about while the other part is where things that people don't know about you like your, birthday, how many siblings you have, etc). the part of the Iceberg that is visible is where the things people know of you that are common while the bottom that is hidden(under the water) is where people you know other than your family barely know example, Height, Favorite games
What is Hot Seating? Hot seating is where a person or character is questioned by the group about his thoughts, behaviour and motivation. it can also be questions about a certain character like:
what would you do if you were the Mother and you saw your child drowning?
Here us the video we made asking "I" some questions.
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