Music we used
Reflection:
My acting as a damsel was quite over exaggerated. Evidence of this is when I reject the offers of gold and diamonds from the villain saying NEVER with my hand brushing the hair out of my face and making an innocent facial expression. I refused to fight back as I would never like to hurt anybody, instead, I just struggle to get free. I call for help as I am helpless as a damsel in distress. Also, I will never disagree with my hero (Alissa) as I love her so much and I'm weak. I walk in unison with my hero as we have matching minds and understand each other.
What went well?
I really liked how we stuck to the majority of the storyline.
We managed to film in time even though two of our group members were absent on separate days.
I liked how we all participated and had an equal split of time on camera.
We found a great piece of music which matched our comedic story.
We managed to find a villain's theme tune to add whenever they came on screen.
What didn't go well?
We did not manage to film the ending where the damsel and her hero take each other's hand and live happily ever after.
We did not find a damsel theme tune!
Don't forget that explaining and describing things like facial expressions, body language, over exaggerations, etc., in DETAIL, is what makes a good reflection even better. Keep up the great work! In order to get an 8, remember to describe, in detail, your facial expressions, body language, and maybe how you can improve those things to make your Melodramatic acting even better.
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