WEEK 9 CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT -SESSION 3


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  1. Rachel Donald19 November 2019 at 13:14

    I really enjoyed watching your vlog, you come across as very confident. I like the way you have discussed the challenges you've faced, although it sounds like you have overcome these really well. I think its good that you have mentioned your chosen choreographer. I look forward to seeing your final choreography piece. Well done.

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  2. Eloisa Goodall22 November 2019 at 04:18

    Your vlog is very clear and well structured. I think it's really interesting that you incorporated elements of Crystal Pite's style into your work and a great way to express why you have chosen her as your practitioner. Have you used any of her choreographic techniques in your work?

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    1. caitlynfrancisco6 December 2019 at 12:13

      Thanks! I have used lots of levels in my piece which is a technique I have noticed in Pite's work, especially in 'Flight Pattern'.

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  3. NHorn Choreography30 November 2019 at 05:45

    I enjoyed watching such clear and informative vlog, I wondered whether you have added any objectives to your original three during the creative sessions?

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    1. caitlynfrancisco6 December 2019 at 12:17

      Yes, I only considered 1 extra one which was to pay attention to facial expression but other than that I just tried to focus on those objectives I had initially set myself.

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