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Improved Cold Read

Improved Cold Read

Q The Process: 1. Post your cold read video (you should have already done this) 2. Experiment with vocal techniques during class and rehearsal time (you should have already done this, too!) 3. Record and post your improved cold read, using vocal techniques that we learned and discussed and rehearsed to create character voice and narrative tone. Post this video to the discussion board for Cold Reads, as a response to your original post by 11:59pm on Friday, the 16th. 4. Think about, and respond to, the prompts below in writing. Type your responses out in a word document, and submit them to this assignment by 11:59pm on Sunday, the 18th. The Prompts: Respond to the prompts below. This should be submitted to this assignment as a word document. 1. Describe three specific details from your performance (literally, describe what you observed yourself doing, in detail. Not like, "I used my voice to make a clear character," but like "when Baby Rosie cried, I used more projection and volume than when I was narrating, and as Baby Rosie, I used a high pitch with a gravelly texture). Following each description, explain how these details either enhanced or detracted from the storytelling. 2. Reflect on your auto-drama, your cold read, and your improved cold read, and identify two main goals for yourself for the rest of the semester. Explain what these two goals are, and why. Rubric Some Rubric (1) Some Rubric (1) Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeVideo Upload 10 pts 10 A video is accessible via the discussion board... …and the includes a cold read of the entire book…. ….as well as the reader’s introduction to the book. 8 pts 8 A video is accessible via the discussion board…. …and the includes a cold read of the entire book…. 6 pts 6 A video is accessible via the discussion board. 10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCharacter Voice 10 pts 10 The reader attempts to use resonance chambers and vocal quality to create unique voices for distinct characters… …and does so effectively, while maintaining clarity and consistency in characters throughout the read. 8 pts 8 The reader attempts to use resonance chambers and vocal quality to create unique voices for distinct characters. 6 pts 6 The reader performs all characters with similar voices. 10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeNarration 10 pts 10 The reader creates some variation in narrative tone and pacing… …and this variation aligns with the emotional content of the story. 8 pts 8 The reader creates some variation in narrative tone and pacing. 6 pts 6 The reader is monotonous throughout the story 10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePhysicality 10 pts 10 The reader uses variation in posture and facial expression… …doing so in creative ways to illustrate story, character, emotion, or plot. 8 pts 8 The reader uses variation in posture and facial expression… 6 pts 6 The reader’s posture is stiff or protective. 10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSelf-Assessment 10 pts 10 The student’s self-assessment demonstrates reflection into their strengths and indicates areas for growth… …and refers to specific examples/evidence from their videos to support their reflection and conclusions. 8 pts 8 The student’s self-assessment demonstrates reflection into their strengths and indicates areas for growth… 6 pts 6 The student submitted a self-assessment 10 pts Total Points: 50

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1. Not like, "I used my voice to make a clear character," but like "when Baby Rosie cried, I used more projection and volume than when I was narrating, and as Baby Rosie, I used a high pitch with a gravelly texture). Following each description, explain how these details either enhanced or detracted from the storytelling. 2. I have learned that when I know how to hold my breath properly, I am able to change my voice to a different type of tone. For instance, lower sound or higher pitch, like Ghost hosts or small spirits in the story The Haunted Mansion.