Blog 25: Mentorship

    Literal
·     Log
·    Ms. Roman (erk... gotta find the number!)
    Interpretive
     I learned mostly on annunciation and pronunciation. When it came to helping other people practice their lines, I was very important on making your voice clear so that they could understand what was being said (especially since it was a Shakespearian play) so having a clear, understandable voice and tone is very good to practice on a daily basis. Especially for voice over since it's 100% voice and there's no pretty face to make up for the awful sound.
   Applied
     When I was watching people act, it was clear that some of the actors didn't really fit the characters they were playing It sorta dud make the performance lack that natural flow and some some of the actors even seemed like they had trouble getting comfortable with their lines and how they were saying it. It just didn't seem right so it helped support my answer on 'knowing your character types.'

Curtain call! It was months of hard work and sweat and tears, but this was it!

I'm really proud of you guys, Bassett!! One of the best performances so far!

Obligatory Doctor Who reference post.

How they were able to fir the Doctor in the show is beyond me. The power of the theatre.

The performance started! It was hectic, but it everyonek new it was gonna be great.

They put on Twelfth Night: Or What You Will.

The one the purple dress is their own Viola.

Blog 1: Summer Mentorship Component

• Literal: Finding a place to find an internship for voice acting was kind of hard. There weren't any openings for voice acting around. After finding the internship for Bang Zoom's management for Richard Epcar, I decided to kind of shift gears. I was really hesitant, but after thinking about it, i twas something that I wanted to get into as a second choice because I like setting up and planning dates for people. So I decided to try and get into that company.
• Interpretive:  I think that the mentorship is reguired because you can kind of 'tiptoe' into the water that you, eventually, want to swim in. It also gives you a chance to see if you really want to try for that career path or if it's not all you thought you would be.
• Applied:  I plan on applying to Bang Zoom Entertainment for their management position. I am currently finishing my resume so I can start as soon as possible.