This skills audit includes my understanding of the skills it intakes to be able to successfully perform in musical theatre, throughout this unit my skills will develop as well as highlight my progression.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses different skills related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It rates understanding and ability in each skill area as having no understanding/skills, some understanding/skills, good understanding/skills, or excellent understanding/skills. Specialist skills can also be detailed at the end.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that evaluates different skills related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, physical acting, dance, and personal management. It rates understanding and ability for each skill on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills. The skills audit covers a wide range of physical, vocal, interpretive, and self-management abilities needed for performing arts.
This is my initial skills audit, showing my understanding of musical theatre and performing arts skills. I will use this to progress over the year and improve my knowledge and ability.
This document is a skills audit that assesses an individual's performing arts abilities in several areas, including movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical, dance, and musical theatre/singing skills. It rates their understanding and skills in each area as having no understanding/skills, some understanding/skills, good understanding/skills, or excellent understanding/skills. At the end, it prompts the individual to provide details of any specialist skills, such as the individual noting they have done gymnastics for over 10 years and have flexibility, balance, and can perform tricks like a roundoff back handspring.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skills in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, and musical theatre/singing skills. It also evaluates personal management skills and allows the individual to list any specialist skills. The skills are rated on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills.
This is my initial skills audit on the Musical Theatre unit in B-TEC Performing Arts. It shows my initial understanding of the skills required to perform and rehearse musically. I will refer back to this audit throughout the course to make sure I know what to work on over time.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that evaluates different skills related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It rates understanding and proficiency in each skill area as having no understanding/skills, some understanding/skills, good understanding/skills, or excellent understanding/skills. Specialist skills can also be detailed at the end.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses different skills across movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre & singing skills, personal management skills, and specialist skills. It rates understanding and ability for each skill on a scale from no understanding/no skills to excellent understanding/excellent skills. The skills audit provides a comprehensive overview of the many performance areas evaluated.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses different skills related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It rates understanding and ability in each skill area as having no understanding/skills, some understanding/skills, good understanding/skills, or excellent understanding/skills. Specialist skills can also be detailed at the end.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that evaluates different skills related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, physical acting, dance, and personal management. It rates understanding and ability for each skill on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills. The skills audit covers a wide range of physical, vocal, interpretive, and self-management abilities needed for performing arts.
This is my initial skills audit, showing my understanding of musical theatre and performing arts skills. I will use this to progress over the year and improve my knowledge and ability.
This document is a skills audit that assesses an individual's performing arts abilities in several areas, including movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical, dance, and musical theatre/singing skills. It rates their understanding and skills in each area as having no understanding/skills, some understanding/skills, good understanding/skills, or excellent understanding/skills. At the end, it prompts the individual to provide details of any specialist skills, such as the individual noting they have done gymnastics for over 10 years and have flexibility, balance, and can perform tricks like a roundoff back handspring.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skills in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, and musical theatre/singing skills. It also evaluates personal management skills and allows the individual to list any specialist skills. The skills are rated on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills.
This is my initial skills audit on the Musical Theatre unit in B-TEC Performing Arts. It shows my initial understanding of the skills required to perform and rehearse musically. I will refer back to this audit throughout the course to make sure I know what to work on over time.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that evaluates different skills related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It rates understanding and proficiency in each skill area as having no understanding/skills, some understanding/skills, good understanding/skills, or excellent understanding/skills. Specialist skills can also be detailed at the end.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses different skills across movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre & singing skills, personal management skills, and specialist skills. It rates understanding and ability for each skill on a scale from no understanding/no skills to excellent understanding/excellent skills. The skills audit provides a comprehensive overview of the many performance areas evaluated.
this skills audit implies my understanding and knowledge of the performing arts industry. my skills audit will improve throughout the year and I will use it to refer back to. I will use it to show my progress and or skills and my contribution of theory and practical work.
This document is a skills audit that assesses an individual's performing arts abilities in several areas, including movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical, dance, and musical theatre/singing skills. It rates their understanding and skills in each area as having no, some, good, or excellent ability. The individual indicated they have 10 years of gymnastics experience and specialize in skills like flexibility, balance, and roundoff back handsprings.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skill level in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. The individual's skills are rated on a scale from no understanding/no skills to excellent understanding/excellent skills.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skill level in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. The audit uses a scale from no understanding/no skills to excellent understanding/excellent skills to rate each skill category.
This is my initial skills audit on the Musical Theatre unit in B-TEC Performing Arts. It shows my initial understanding of the skills required to perform and rehearse musically. I will refer back to this audit throughout the course to make sure I know what to work on over time.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that evaluates different skills across several categories on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills. The categories covered include movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It also has a section for listing any specialist skills.
This document outlines various skills needed for musical theatre performance across several categories: movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. Each category then lists specific skills or abilities relevant to that area. It also notes some specialist skills the individual possesses such as good organization.
This document outlines and rates various skills needed for musical theatre performance across three categories: movement skills, vocal skills, and musical theatre/singing skills. It also includes sections on character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, and personal management skills. The performer indicates they have "good organization" and can keep up with work, access previous work easily, and rehearse lines, choreography and lyrics outside of rehearsals.
This document contains a skills audit for musical theatre that outlines various movement, vocal, interpretive, and character interpretation skills and ranks them on a scale from no understanding to excellent understanding. The movement skills section covers coordination, balance, focus, spatial awareness, relaxation, memory, and expression. The vocal skills section includes articulation, inflection, modulation, projection, register, pitch, timing, breath control, and use of pause and pace. The interpretive skills relate to analyzing the score, dialogue, lyrics, and choreography to understand character and relationships. The character interpretation section covers physical characteristics, proxemics, semiotics, subtext. And the physical skills section lists characterisation, expression, gesture, mannerism, posture,
This document contains a skills audit for musical theatre that outlines various movement, vocal, interpretive, and character interpretation skills and ranks them on a scale from no understanding to excellent understanding. The movement skills section covers coordination, balance, focus, spatial awareness, relaxation, memory, and expression. The vocal skills section includes articulation, inflection, modulation, projection, register, pitch, timing, breath control, and use of pause and pace. The interpretive skills relate to analyzing the score, dialogue, lyrics, and choreography to understand character and relationships. The character interpretation section covers physical characteristics, proxemics, semiotics, subtext. And the physical skills section lists characterisation, expression, gesture, mannerism, posture,
This document contains a skills audit to assess a student's abilities in areas related to musical theatre. It tracks their progress across three checkpoints - the start, middle and end of a unit of study. Skills are grouped into categories like movement, vocals, interpretation, dance, and personal management. For each skill, the student rates their level of understanding from no skill to excellent skill. At the end points, they reflect on improvements and new skills learned.
This document outlines skills related to musical theatre performance across several categories: movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It provides descriptions and examples for "no understanding/no skill" to "excellent understanding/excellent skill" in each category.
This document contains a skills audit that assesses different areas related to musical theatre performance. It evaluates skills across several categories including movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. For each category, it rates level of understanding and skill as no understanding/no skill, some understanding/some skill, good understanding/good skill, or excellent understanding/excellent skill.
This document outlines skills related to musical theatre performance that are divided into categories including movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. Each category lists specific skills that a performer should develop competency in such as coordination, articulation, character analysis, facial expression, rhythm, projection, attendance, and receiving feedback. It also includes a section for performers to list any specialist skills they possess like organization.
This document contains a skills audit that assesses an individual's understanding and ability across various skills for musical theatre. It evaluates movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, personal management skills, and any specialist skills. For each skill, the individual is rated on their level of understanding and ability as having no understanding/skill, some understanding/skill, good understanding/skill, or excellent understanding/skill.
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This document provides a summary of a rehearsal with a choreographer for a dance piece called "Revolting Children" from the musical Matilda. The writer's goals were to remember movements and focus on spatial awareness. The piece depicts children rebelling against the cruel headmistress Miss Trunchbull. It requires strong characterization as the dancers must portray children through facial expressions and movement. Blending the choreography with characterization is challenging. Relationships between the characters should mimic children arguing and having fun. Overall the writer achieved movement memory but needs to speak up more about ideas to improve the piece.
Rehearsal with Choreographer, matilda write up - Google Docs.pdfEvieCarrington
This document provides a summary of a rehearsal with a choreographer for a dance piece called "Revolting Children" from the musical Matilda. The writer's goals were to remember movements and focus on spatial awareness. The piece depicts children rebelling against the cruel headmistress Miss Trunchbull. It requires strong characterization as the dancers must portray children through facial expressions and movement. Blending the choreography with characterization is challenging. Relationships between the characters should mimic how children interact through arguing, having fun, and competing. Overall the writer achieved their physical goals but needs to work on being more vocal with feedback.
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These are examples of targets I have set for myself for before the final showcase that include skills that are achievable throughout the three areas of Musical theatre
this skills audit implies my understanding and knowledge of the performing arts industry. my skills audit will improve throughout the year and I will use it to refer back to. I will use it to show my progress and or skills and my contribution of theory and practical work.
This document is a skills audit that assesses an individual's performing arts abilities in several areas, including movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical, dance, and musical theatre/singing skills. It rates their understanding and skills in each area as having no, some, good, or excellent ability. The individual indicated they have 10 years of gymnastics experience and specialize in skills like flexibility, balance, and roundoff back handsprings.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skill level in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. The individual's skills are rated on a scale from no understanding/no skills to excellent understanding/excellent skills.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skill level in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. The audit uses a scale from no understanding/no skills to excellent understanding/excellent skills to rate each skill category.
This is my initial skills audit on the Musical Theatre unit in B-TEC Performing Arts. It shows my initial understanding of the skills required to perform and rehearse musically. I will refer back to this audit throughout the course to make sure I know what to work on over time.
This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that evaluates different skills across several categories on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills. The categories covered include movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It also has a section for listing any specialist skills.
This document outlines various skills needed for musical theatre performance across several categories: movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. Each category then lists specific skills or abilities relevant to that area. It also notes some specialist skills the individual possesses such as good organization.
This document outlines and rates various skills needed for musical theatre performance across three categories: movement skills, vocal skills, and musical theatre/singing skills. It also includes sections on character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, and personal management skills. The performer indicates they have "good organization" and can keep up with work, access previous work easily, and rehearse lines, choreography and lyrics outside of rehearsals.
This document contains a skills audit for musical theatre that outlines various movement, vocal, interpretive, and character interpretation skills and ranks them on a scale from no understanding to excellent understanding. The movement skills section covers coordination, balance, focus, spatial awareness, relaxation, memory, and expression. The vocal skills section includes articulation, inflection, modulation, projection, register, pitch, timing, breath control, and use of pause and pace. The interpretive skills relate to analyzing the score, dialogue, lyrics, and choreography to understand character and relationships. The character interpretation section covers physical characteristics, proxemics, semiotics, subtext. And the physical skills section lists characterisation, expression, gesture, mannerism, posture,
This document contains a skills audit for musical theatre that outlines various movement, vocal, interpretive, and character interpretation skills and ranks them on a scale from no understanding to excellent understanding. The movement skills section covers coordination, balance, focus, spatial awareness, relaxation, memory, and expression. The vocal skills section includes articulation, inflection, modulation, projection, register, pitch, timing, breath control, and use of pause and pace. The interpretive skills relate to analyzing the score, dialogue, lyrics, and choreography to understand character and relationships. The character interpretation section covers physical characteristics, proxemics, semiotics, subtext. And the physical skills section lists characterisation, expression, gesture, mannerism, posture,
This document contains a skills audit to assess a student's abilities in areas related to musical theatre. It tracks their progress across three checkpoints - the start, middle and end of a unit of study. Skills are grouped into categories like movement, vocals, interpretation, dance, and personal management. For each skill, the student rates their level of understanding from no skill to excellent skill. At the end points, they reflect on improvements and new skills learned.
This document outlines skills related to musical theatre performance across several categories: movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. It provides descriptions and examples for "no understanding/no skill" to "excellent understanding/excellent skill" in each category.
This document contains a skills audit that assesses different areas related to musical theatre performance. It evaluates skills across several categories including movement, vocal, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. For each category, it rates level of understanding and skill as no understanding/no skill, some understanding/some skill, good understanding/good skill, or excellent understanding/excellent skill.
This document outlines skills related to musical theatre performance that are divided into categories including movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, and personal management skills. Each category lists specific skills that a performer should develop competency in such as coordination, articulation, character analysis, facial expression, rhythm, projection, attendance, and receiving feedback. It also includes a section for performers to list any specialist skills they possess like organization.
This document contains a skills audit that assesses an individual's understanding and ability across various skills for musical theatre. It evaluates movement skills, vocal skills, musical theatre interpretive skills, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, musical theatre and singing skills, personal management skills, and any specialist skills. For each skill, the individual is rated on their level of understanding and ability as having no understanding/skill, some understanding/skill, good understanding/skill, or excellent understanding/skill.
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1. ●SKILLS AUDIT
START OF
PERFORMING ARTS
No
understanding/no
skills
Some
understanding/some
skills
Good
understanding/Good
skills
Excellent
understanding/Excellent
skills
MOVEMENT SKILLS
Coordination
Balance
Weight placement
Focus & Control
Spatial Awareness
Relaxation
Movement Memory
Gesture
Facial Expression
Characterisation
Pace, Energy, Dynamics
Trust
VOCAL SKILLS
Articulation
Inflection
Modulation
Projection
Register
Pitch
Timing
Breath Control
2. Use of Pause
Use of Pace
Dialect and Accent
Characterisation
Projection
MUSICAL THEATRE INTERPRETIVE SKILLS
Analysis of score, dialogue, lyrics and
choreography to build an
understanding of the piece
Character and relationships to other
roles/characters
Social and historical background of
the musical
Author’s/composer’s/choreographer’s
intention
CHARACTER INTERPRETATION
Analysing physical characteristics
Proxemics/relationships
Semiotics
Sub-text
PHYSICAL SKILLS
Characterisation
Facial Expression
Gesture
Mannerism
Posture
Rhythm & Tempo
Weight Placement
Timing & Pace
Relationship
3. Reaction & Interaction with other
Characters/Roles
Audience
Proxemics
Use of Space
Use and manipulation of props and
equipment
DANCE PHYSICAL SKILLS
Physical skills appropriate to the
dance style
Physical characterisation and
expression
Timing and rhythmic accuracy
Emphasis
Musicality
Phrasing
Projection
Breathing
Impetus
Facial Expression
Relationship
Reaction and interaction with other
performers
Stylistic quality of movement
Use of space
Spatial Awareness
MUSICAL THEATRE & SINGING SKILLS
Tuning
Rhythm
Tempo
Intonation
4. Musicality
Dynamics
Characterisation
Projection
Phrasing
Expression
Awareness of accompaniment &
backing tracks
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT SKILLS
Attendance & punctuality
Being ready to work, warming up and
cooling down
Wearing correct attire and
presentation e.g. footwear, dance
wear, loose clothing
Hair tied back, no jewellery
Concentration and focus
Learning dialogue and actions
Listening and responding positively to
direction, instruction and feedback
Willingness to experiment and try
new things
Sensitivity and empathy towards
others
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Please give details:
I can belt during most songs, dependant on the tone of the song and i feel confident when learning new lyrics and
acting upon them.