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GCSE: Reviews of Personal Performances

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  1. In this unit we looked at the beginning of Steven Berkoffs adaptation of Metamorphosis. We used various dramatic techniques and devices such as improvisation, freeze framing, mime and unison work.

    • Essay length: 1962 words
    • Submitted: 22/05/2012

  2. Teechers - John Goodber. Our play is a social comedy called Teechers and is all played by just 4 characters

    • Essay length: 552 words
    • Submitted: 17/05/2012

  3. Teechers - John Goodber. In my performance of teechers, I played the role of Jeff Nixon,

    • Essay length: 811 words
    • Submitted: 17/05/2012

  4. During the monologue I played the main character Ben and I explained how my friends and family tried so hard to make me happy but it never worked

    • Essay length: 1654 words
    • Submitted: 07/05/2012

  5. The piece was based on domestic violent. The group used four still images. The first still image showed a happy family

    • Essay length: 859 words
    • Submitted: 07/05/2012

  6. "Perils of Pauline"- Analysis. When we started our piece our teacher showed us The perils Of Pauline a melodrama in script form. When I read it I was excited about starting it because it was very over the top, an area of acting I love to pe

    • Essay length: 1179 words
    • Submitted: 03/04/2012

  7. Drama Explorative strategies - playing the role of Kipps in The Women in Black

    • Essay length: 937 words
    • Submitted: 26/03/2012

  8. Drama coursework based on the play "Metamorphosis". Costume and personal performance.

    • Essay length: 2556 words
    • Submitted: 12/03/2012

  9. Drama journal - Voice is a huge part of drama and dance. Voice is an important communication skill which everyone requires. In voice you need clarity, you need to be accurate, you should keep a constant speed and you need to be able to sound more natural.

    • Essay length: 1239 words
    • Submitted: 18/02/2012

  10. As a part of our GCSE Drama course we have explored the script of After Juliet.

    • Essay length: 816 words
    • Submitted: 15/02/2012
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Conclusion analysis

Good conclusions usually refer back to the question or title and address it directly - for example by using key words from the title.
How well do you think these conclusions address the title or question? Answering these questions should help you find out.

  1. Do they use key words from the title or question?
  2. Do they answer the question directly?
  3. Can you work out the question or title just by reading the conclusion?

  • Compare and Contrast Old man, old man and Warning

    "In conclusion the two poems are similar because they are both about old people. There structure, language and the way they are read is completely different. For example Warning seems to contain commands or instructions on how an old person should behave. Still both poems have shown me vivid pictures of an old persons life even thought there styles are completely different."

  • Describe to what extent does the automization of perception and pictorial cues cause's people to be deceived by visual illusion.

    "As we can see, pictorial cues play a major role in the automization of perception. When these cues are applied to objects they seem to allow people to believe what they are seeing must obviously be accurate. By applying these pictorial cues people do not focus on performing a hypothesis, and following a procedure in order to reach a conclusion, however with the aid of pictorial cues believe that there interpretations seem to be rational."

  • Describe to what extent does the automization of perception and pictorial cues cause's people to be deceived by visual illusion.

    "As we can see, pictorial cues play a major role in the automization of perception. When these cues are applied to objects they seem to allow people to believe what they are seeing must obviously be accurate. By applying these pictorial cues people do not focus on performing a hypothesis, and following a procedure in order to reach a conclusion, however with the aid of pictorial cues believe that there interpretations seem to be rational."

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