External Correspondent Practice 2

To: Jenny McCage, Supervisor

From: Recycling Program

Date: 25 May 2016

Re: Review of Kitchen Recycling.

As per your request for an update on staff kitchen recycling update, here are the following issues I found:

- The recycling bin has to be used properly. (putting rubbish in the rubbish bin, etc)

- I mostly have positive feedback from the staff.

- some negative feedback from the staff, they think that its a waste of time. (please do-follow)

- The food bin becomes smelly and it is often filled with rubbish.

Most staff feedback agreed about kitchen recycling, so they prefer in a productive way of putting the rubbish in the right way. There was an increase in improvement from the staff kitchen.

Recycling Program

A Midsummer Night's Dream - William Shakespeare

Favourite Character:

Titania - her costume design is pretty. Queen of the fairies.

Hermia - she shows so many emotions. madly in love Lysander.

fairies and magic forests- a play being put on. arranged marriage and spells.

court of Athens;  Forrest/ Woods

Time: 1595 - 1597

the woods near Athens gives the magical, unrealistic feelings. it portrays that the place is not real for humans.

the genre of the musical is fantasy, romance, and comedy. it is well portrayed along with the settings of the whole play.

External Correspondent Practice

23 April 2015

Mr Jack Sampson

39 Hamilton

Ashton 0697

Dear Mr Jack

Thank you for your email of 23 April advising me of your concerns regarding customer service. I apologize for the trouble, I'm gonna give the sales staff a warning it won't happen again. Thank you for letting me know.

I apologize once again for the trouble, will make sure our sales staff won't be impolite to other costumers.

Sales Manager

Art blog

This term 2 I'm working on a Landscape and Agriculture in the Philippines. I have at least two paintings to show and had a few mistakes. I am working onto my landscape agriculture, I already have finished two paintings but the other two are not finish. the finished paintings are just landscape which I had a few mistakes or more, deciding which colours was a bit struggle because I wanted to be like the image or reference that I've to choose for my painting. 

every two paintings took a long time just to finalize which part if the mistakes and adjust it. The first painting was hard I don't even know why I choose that reference (it looked easy) but some of the parts are just not copied in that reference, I originally added some branches, bushes and trees because I got confused with the colours for the rocks/mountain or just covered the mistakes which what colour I've added. about the river, it doesn't look like in the reference image, I just added some light on it just hoping that it would look like a river. I haven't take my unfinished paintings a photo but here's the reference on what I'm gonna do.

 

8/ 2/ 20

Today I decided to change my theme feminism to the landscape. why? since my art style is manga couldn't make it real-ish when I'm making a person, its hard making decision if you like try to draw a realistic person. I keep on making ideas but it went bad, I wasn't satisfied with what I'm making so I was thinking that I had to change the theme to feminism to landscape, 'cuz I wasn't happy of what I'm making.

right now I'm looking through what my artist would be for the landscaping, my theme landscape would be "Philippines landscape". I'm starting to look for more ideas (i already have my ideas).

Art Ideas

Its been 3 months not going to school, but the school meeting is active so we had a lot of school work to do. since then I was planning art ideas for my board, the problem is I don't have enough art materials like paintings but I do have a pencil to at least start something. I won't be using any wet media for now so ill be showing my unfinished sketches.

there's actually more the other art ideas I had was in school (art envelope), I forgot to bring it home. but ill be making new ideas till the school start.

The Viewpoint

The ViewPoints are the improvisational system that trains an actor to use their body in time and space to create meaning. like movements involving parts of the body whereas the shape of the whole body.

adapted for stage acting by Anne Bogart, They are points of awareness that a performer or creator has while working. They provide a vocabulary for thinking about and acting upon movement and gesture.

The Nine Viewpoints:

Viewpoints of Space - Spatial Relationships

- Architecture

- Floor Pattern

Viewpoints of the Body - Shape

                                                - Gesture

Viewpoints of Time - Kinaesthetic response

- Repetition

- Duration

- Tempo

Spatial Relationships

The distance between things on stage, between one body and another or between a body
and an object or piece of architecture.

Consider: groupings extremes of proximity

Architecture

The physical environment in which you are working and how the awareness of it affects movement.

Floor Pattern

The pattern created on the floor as the actor moves through space;
determines how the actors get from one place to another.

Shape

The contour or outline the body (or bodies) make in space.

Consider: all shapes can be broken into lines, curves or a combination of lines and curves
The shape can be stationary or moving through space
The shape can be made: with the body in space
the body in relationship to architecture making a shape
the body in relation to other bodies making a shape.

Gesture

A movement involving a part or parts of the body. Gesture generally involves parts of the body
(e.g. face or hands) whereas shape generally involves the whole body.

The gesture has 3 categories: Daily life (behavioural e.g. scratching/sniffing)

Stereotypical (cultural e.g. saluting)

Expressive (abstract)

Kinaesthetic Response

A spontaneous physical reaction to something which occurs outside you;
the impulsive movement which occurs from stimulation of the senses.

Consider: this viewpoint holds the viewpoints improvisation together

Tempo

The rate or speed at which a movement occurs; how fast or slow something happens on stage.

Duration

How long a movement or sequence of movements continues.

Repetition

Repeating something on stage. It can be an exact copy or it could be a variation.

Variations on repetition: Exact

Transfer (a movement or gesture is applied to another person or context)

Transform (a movement is transformed into something different but from the same source idea e.g.
the action of bouncing a ball becomes the action of fingers running through mud)

Recycling ( repeating a moment, movement or gesture later in the Viewpoints session 
-serves as a unique vocabulary for the session)