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Sunday, 7 February 2016
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Mock Audition
On Friday we had our mock audition.
I thought the process was great, it was really what I expected, it was professional, the MD, director and dancer where really really nice and gave really good feedbacks. However I was really not happy with what I've done.
The dancing was better than I thought it'd be and I learnt a lot from it, this is what I was most pleased with surprisingly. She told us how she wasn't a dancer before and that it was all about acting through it and pretending you were doing great. I am definitely not there yet because I find it really hard to pretend everything's going right when all's going wrong but by the end of the session I managed to be more relaxed, have facial expressions and go for it which was a big step for me in dance.
The feedbacks I got for it was I needed to relax and stop stressing.
The singing feedbacks I got were not as bad as I thought they'd be but I still wasn't really pleased. I was told to go for it more and stop worrying so much about the notes. Vocally I was kind of ill so obviously it didn't help me being confident, What happened in the acting is that it was a song I can really relate to, and I started feeling like it was getting too "real" and to "me bringing my personal life into an audition" and switched to fake mode, which obviously wasn't the smartest decision.
The feedback I got for acting matched what I thought. I need to prepare more, know every detail of the play and characters. I also need to connect more with the character and not copy what I've done previously even though I felt connected before.
I thought the process was great, it was really what I expected, it was professional, the MD, director and dancer where really really nice and gave really good feedbacks. However I was really not happy with what I've done.
The dancing was better than I thought it'd be and I learnt a lot from it, this is what I was most pleased with surprisingly. She told us how she wasn't a dancer before and that it was all about acting through it and pretending you were doing great. I am definitely not there yet because I find it really hard to pretend everything's going right when all's going wrong but by the end of the session I managed to be more relaxed, have facial expressions and go for it which was a big step for me in dance.
The feedbacks I got for it was I needed to relax and stop stressing.
The singing feedbacks I got were not as bad as I thought they'd be but I still wasn't really pleased. I was told to go for it more and stop worrying so much about the notes. Vocally I was kind of ill so obviously it didn't help me being confident, What happened in the acting is that it was a song I can really relate to, and I started feeling like it was getting too "real" and to "me bringing my personal life into an audition" and switched to fake mode, which obviously wasn't the smartest decision.
The feedback I got for acting matched what I thought. I need to prepare more, know every detail of the play and characters. I also need to connect more with the character and not copy what I've done previously even though I felt connected before.
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