Drama Year 10

1. In June 2000 Sandro Rosa….(explain what he did) In June 2000, Sandro Rosa do Nascimento boarded a public bus, intending to rob the passengers. However, the incident developed into a hostage situation, which was broadcast live by most Brazilian national television channels. 2. What Sandro did was wrong, but he was driven to do this because…(what happened in his life).  According to Sandro's relatives, he witnessed the murder of his mother. Shortly after the incident, Sandro ran away from his home to vagabond on the streets. At one point, Sandro resided in the area of Candelaria, a historical church in Rio de Janeiro, where he witnessed the Candelaria church massacre, on July 23, 1993. Brazilian policemen killed eight adolescents and injured several others. Sndro was unharmed, and cited the event during his hostage situation. 3. Sandro should have... Not stopped in front of a media center, unwanted attention. Find help. Try turning to the police

What's happening in this scene: Marla and myself are in a dispute over money. Alicia is an innocent bystander, shocked by what's going on. Nada and Lucky are smuggling some weed. This photo represents the bad side of the favellas.  What's going on in this scene: A rich family is dining at an expensive restaurant. Nada(left) is the waiter serving us a meal.

My research: - An explanation of the benefits of the technique  •  Forgetting lines •  Creativity- New approaches to lines •  Refined Brainstorming Abilities •  Improved Listening and Observation Skills. •  Enhanced Creative-Thinking Abilities . •  Team  development  building - A suggestion of other ways of developing the technique Some principles of improve- •  Listen: easier said than done, and that's exactly the point •  Agreement: say yes and add something, don't reject ideas •  Team Work: have a group mind, think of others •  Don't Block: stealing jokes / not listening / changing topic •  Relationship: focus on connection between characters, not just subject of scene •  Initiation: who, what, when to set the scene •  Point of View, Opinion and Intention: have them, these help express and build your character •  Be in Character: maintain character throughout th...