Hamilton Write Up 2

This is my second Hamilton write up where I talk about my strengths and weaknesses and how I have and can improve, accompanied by photos to evidence my words. Also included are details about the rehearsal, my SMART targets and why certain things are important for performances like Hamilton.

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Singing solo assessment 3

This was my final video of my singing solo and significant improvements were made. I had a lot more energy, characterisation and projection within my voice. I sang the song without backing vocals and you can hear me clearly. also, my voice was deep and strong to match the intimidating character I was trying to portray. I danced full out while singing and my energy remained high. My movements did not look lazy, and I looked like I was enjoying myself. My characterisation also improved within my eye contact to the camera to look more intimidating, my jazz movements and my facial expressions which were snide and conceited. However, I dd miss some timing as the karaoke version was very different to the singing version I learnt, but I think I handled the p;roblem well.

Hamilton contextual Analysis

This is my character analysis sheet for the character I portray in Hamilton. It states what this character is like, their quotes, their relationships with other characters and how I will portray that to the audience. I found this very useful as it broke the character down for me so I could know them inside out, resulting in me being able to embody these characters accurately and easily.

Personal Management

This is my personal management sheet where I show what I did in certain rehearsals and what I didn’t do. For example, tying my hair back, warming up and if I was mentally ready to start or not.

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