If you want to present your performance on stage, you should know how to
express your role. How could you do that?
You can find some
basic expressions below and don’t forget to ask your students to follow these expressions one by one, such
as:
1.
Happy:
If a person smiles
and shows a bright face.
2.
Sad :
If a person shows her face so mellow and
sometimes tears fall down.
3.
Angry:
If a person shows
his eyebrows like this expression and sharpen his eyes with a mouth locked.
4.
Confused:
If a person lifts
one of his eyebrows up and the other down, with a mouth up and down.
5.
Surprised;
If a person shows her eyes and mouth open
widely.
We have known some
basic expressions. The next step is to ask your students to show their
expressions too.
Next, we should practice how to read a
text. Thinking about how to say some
words clearly, you will think about how to produce those words. Before that, you should teach your students some vowels in
English pronunciation. Your students have
to know how to say them and also
consonants.
It is important for an actor to know how to pronounce the scripts. The pronunciation should be clear, so the audience can understand what you will express to them.
We divide into two categories in English pronunciation. Remember, you have to ask your students to practice about these. Don’t let them free on stage. It will embrace them. The two categories are:
It is important for an actor to know how to pronounce the scripts. The pronunciation should be clear, so the audience can understand what you will express to them.
We divide into two categories in English pronunciation. Remember, you have to ask your students to practice about these. Don’t let them free on stage. It will embrace them. The two categories are:
2. Consonants
If you
think your students are ready to know those vowels and consonants, give them a
short text, ask them to read with the expression based on the text. By giving
some practices, your students will be brave to show their expression in front
of public. Here is a simple monologue. Don’t forget to give an example first
with your expression. To make them so expressive with the scripts, you have to
explain the meanings before they read expressively the monologue.
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