I read this book and it was wonderful but sad too

1:47 To anyone watching this video here in 2022 the limit has now changed to 150 words of your own. (I’ve been told it is a bad idea to use all of them, if you’d like to place.)

Very educational!

Where did you get the clip for "Out of my Mind"?

thank you so much. I am a novice and I am very nervous for my next tournament, and this helped. 😄

@jacksonkloes4967

7 жыл бұрын

One thing that helped me with getting rid of nerves (totally unsolicited) is having a goal for a tournament rather than focusing on getting high scores. Like, get feedback from judges on blocking by trying something new, or add more emotion at the climactic point and see if they like it or don't. Either way you come out with something you can use,.

@asutoaru

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacksonkloes4967 That's a really good tip. I acknowledge its been a few years since you left this comment, but it's nice to remember that. I've always felt pressured to do things perfectly, so I almost always bail on doing anything new. It's really difficult to remember why we do those things though, to "come out with something you can use".

@tuesdayallen8469

2 жыл бұрын

Asutoaru Also been a while since you added this comment, but that’s exactly why i peak in the middle of season. Nearing the end, i’m used to it and since there’s nothing new, i just do the same voice inflections and gestures, essentially too comfortable. This year, three of our Dramatic Interpritators (or serious prose in our district/state) did our scripts with completely different voice inflections on parts. Helped a lot.

2:54 Fun fact: my teacher said that’s one of her old legal students!

This is absolutely fantastic! Did she win first place?

@TheCraftyJ

Жыл бұрын

Yes

this is....offensive

@Liz-sn8sj

Жыл бұрын

No it's not, it's a beautiful piece which brings awareness. Just because someone who isn't disabled is portraying a fictional character who is, that doesn't mean the performance is offensive. She isn't mocking anyone disabled, she is playing the character realistically.

I loathe that this is an example of acting and passes as appropriate, especially in a dignified activity such as speech and debate. No student should perpetuate disability drag as an acceptable form of performing. Actors play people who aren't themselves... sure, but there's a line, and this is well past that line.

NAH...this isn't cool...can't believe NSDA allowed this