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Initial Workshop of Hamilton

 


During this workshop with the director, I focussed on remembering the choreography and executing it well as this was one of the first times I had done this full out. I remembered all the moves well and executed them with lots of energy. This is shown at the circle section (0:51-1:03) where I am clearly in time with everyone while sitting down and picking the chair up and the end. I ensured to emphasise all the movements in between like slamming my hands down on the chair instead of just placing them down. Although I do need to improve on my timing on the freeze frame section at (0:47-0:50) because everyone seems to get to the position before I do. I will make sure to make this change for the next rehearsal. 

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