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An Acting Homework AssignmentMaxwell MurdochSeptember 7,2016Acting I

Acting I Day II Week II I had sworn that the play 39 Steps was running anymore, but once I checked out the website “theater mania” it almost popped up immediately. This very instance shows you how very much I've disconnected from this scene “the theater scene”. I’ve stopped in nearly every other phase, but this phase, so it’s about time for me to immerse myself in this humbug too. Anyhow, any play that’s a satirical piece on Alfred Hitchcock, I’m fine with I’ll jump on it. Before many viewings of this site, I’m wondering if the cast is any good. Something I have little means to figure, due to I being a fledgling to the theater scene. This faction of the 2016’er alive’vy people putting on 39 Steps seem alright. The director David Gordon was a part of some “Guys and Dolls” production that sounds familiar to me. So I’m sure he’s properly a higher up dramaturg. I’m sure the plays put on excellent. O’ I see it seems a director is back from a production of 39 Steps that happened seven years ago--Maria Aitken. I’m she’s pumped. The site also says that there’s a show going on Broadway November 2, 2016. I’ll make sure to buy a ticket for it. Murdoch’s minuscule exposure to the theater scene shewn-

Bald Soprano

Hamlet

Macbeth

Pinokio

Tartuffe

A Gentleman's Guide To Love and Murder

How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying

And that’s about it. Presently Murdoch is mega namby-pamby when it comes to his theater trivia. Citations-Gordon, David. "39 Steps." TheaterMania.com. TheaterMania.com, 13 Apr. 2015. Web. 11 Sept. 2016. <http://www.theatermania.com/off-broadway/reviews/39-steps_72510.html>.#moribundmurdoch #acting1 [See: Acting 1]

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An Acting Homework Assignment “Clipboard-Reaction To Article-Week I”

Murdoch MaxwellAssigned:31 August 2016 Due: September 6, 2016Acting I First off, I pursued through the options of websites I had to choose from, and decided on Village Voice--because of its formatting and color scheme, and then punched in the word “Irreverent” from my lexicon that I assumed would give me an interesting article. I pursued through the options it gave me until I came across of picture of Leslye Headland who had a vapid expression on the face that also enticed me, because of how it seemed that her flat face was for silliness. The article “An Irreverent Playwright Turns an Airport Encounter Into a Psychological Thriller”. As I read the article, I related her to Helen Fielding the writer of Bridget Jones, only tenfold in lovely ludicrousness. I get her feelings with not wanting to be mundane. Because, I also try to avoid trivial phrasings (and such) when I write things, like this reactionary text even, albeit that's very difficult when it’s spontaneous prose, because you're writing whatever pops into your head from the article and in turn it caused you to use hackneyed phrasings such as, “in turn” and “ whatever pops into your head”. So I say ignore it, get overly meta, become too waspish, begin the lachrymosity, or whatever just simply rock out to these emotions--fully immerse yourself in them--I say.

Extras-I. The bit when she gets on with the other random playwright was a good bit of that article also.

II. I agree with her philosophy that you should leave your mark, leave a legacy(or not die), or in her words “I want to do stuff that’s going to scar.”

III. I enjoy her style of getting others to ask questions.

IV. Questions are a fantastic medium for the transfer of information. So I think it's grand that Leslye Headland plans to instigate them.

V. If I were getting written about by somebody like Jillian Keenan from Village Voice, I would overload him with information, because I have frequent/occasional affairs with narcissism, and love to hear about myself, and study myself.

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Murdoch Maxwell’s Further Acting Study (For My Acting 1 Class)

CCM Acting I Quizlet Folder- https://quizlet.com/join/nRWbTG99E

Comments-This is a preliminary stage where I’ve moved on from trying to do the entire glossary of Robert Cohen’s Acting One/Acting Two (something I may still do during a break) to studying on how to react with the proper emotions and listen to my cue lines correctly. 

Study Videos-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCADQK9NBKWF19Nm1Q0JkYnA

Comments-I hasn't been able to immerse me in these study videos properly.They're haphazardly made, and there using foolish methods to study or excessively wrong or even harmful ways to go about studying. 

Study Tracks-https://soundcloud.com/user-678214224/sets/acting-i-county-college-of

Comments-I do each scene or monologue to correlate with a particular vocabulary word, almost as an excuse to not do the scene properly. It’s as if I’m in a battle a “man versus self” battle where I don’t want to be embarrassed in front of myself even, so much so,that I study incorrectly and by doing so I eventually embarrass myself, when I present to the class. 

Comments From Murdoch To Help Remind Murdoch “Growth Mindset”

Immersion!

Believe!

Be!

Exuberance!

Don’t be tired!

React!

Listen!

Act don’t play!

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Working With “Greg’s V.O.T.E and G.O.T.E” [Acting I]

Goal-To get thoughts off my chest.

Obstacles-Sylvia’s obnoxiously loony behaviour with the cat. 

Tactics-I’m using Sylvia to fuel my newly found avoidance type disorder. I’m nearing on interrupting Sylvia. I’m musing at Sylvia. 

Expectations-I’m hoping to have had a little therapy session, by the time I’m done hanging with Sylvia. 

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Beauty and the Beast

Siena Thompson as Babette

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Siena Thompson

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Siena Thompson

*Actress

*Singer

*Songwriter