The 110th post in the video blog from NMI Artistic Director Elise Dewsberry - How to Get NO Feedback from Elise. The Final Year: Tools of a Scene: A book scene in a musical needs to be especially concise and yet accomplish a great deal. Here are some tools to help with that!
RELATED VLOGS TO CHECK OUT:
Vlog 17 - THE WORK OF A SCENE - PART 1 - THE MOMENT BEFORE - https://youtu.be/6x2l8gyuzzM
Vlog 18 - THE WORK OF A SCENE - PART 2 - PLOT - https://youtu.be/3lHhrCwBPyE
Vlog 19 - THE WORK OF A SCENE - PART 3 - POINTING FORWARD - https://youtu.be/NVt4pqUonVM
Vlog 20 - THE WORK OF A SCENE - PART 4 - PLANTING SEEDS - https://youtu.be/MihrHFtxPog
Vlog 26 - CHARACTER DICTION - https://youtu.be/e0k9d8-d-kA
Vlog 27 - EXPOSITION - https://youtu.be/HcwbBvLU-Y0
Vlog 31 -ASSIGNMENT: CHARACTER DICTION - https://youtu.be/C2KV8mpZKec
Vlog 62- Revisiting EXPOSITION - https://youtu.be/zTxh9Kh5I1U
Vlog 63- Revisiting DICTION - https://youtu.be/-P8xxC7RIuU
Vlog 91 - Text vs. Subtext - https://youtu.be/F2TbDe6IsP4
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