When you complete your assignment, post your link at the bottom of the Chapter 6 assignment page or email/message me your link by the deadline.
Module 7- Writing Assignment – (option) The Sights and Sounds of Cinema (Due March 9)
Due March 11 (11:59 PM) – In Chapter 3 & 4 we explored cinematography and the impact of sound on cinema …
(Module 7) Response & Dialogue Post (due March 1)
DUE MARCH 15 (11:59 pm) – After reading and engaging in the articles, videos and other materials for Chapter 5: Acting & Writing Review
Module 7: Discussion Board Response Post
DUE March 2 (11:59 pm) – After reading and engaging in the articles, videos, interviews and other materials for Module 7 on Acting and comedy: Address one question from each section and post to Blackboard before the deadline. Make sure you engage with critical thought in your responses. If you answer additional questions you may gain…
Module 7 – Notes, Reminders and Assignments
As you dive into this week’s materials, you’ll explore many aspects of acting (and the evaluation of it), and more writing/evaluation tips.
Review Assignment: March 9 (acting, music-infused or comedy)
For your next review you will have three options to select from …
Module 7: Actors sharing their story
In this module we’ve explored acting in its various forms and the types of actors who are drawn to the arts. Here are several interviews with acting talents for you to explore. You will need to select one a discussion board response post for this module.
(Module 7) Health, Humor and Leadership
Laughter serves as a pain-blocking agent. It distracts attention from pain. It creates (endorphins) and physical changes.
(Module 7) The Power and Math of Comedy
How do you measure something as complex and personal as humour?
(Module 7) Comedy and Cinema
Aristotle called humans “the Creature who laughs” – saying that laughter (READ MORE)
(Module 7) An Exploration of Comedy
The language (or the math) of comedy is something that does not always translate (or calculate) for everyone (READ MORE)
(Module 7) Tips from Film Actors
“Acting for film is nothing more than reacting. You react to another person, your environment, or your situation. It’s that easy.” –Earl Owensby, Film producer, director, actor
