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Monologues Are Long speeches by one character human animal or object Spoken to self imagined other character or audience breaking the fourth wall Monologues Reveal through voice Personality ID: 620888

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Monologue PreparationSlide2

Monologues Are:

Long speeches by one character (human, animal or object)

Spoken to self, imagined other character or audience (breaking the fourth wall). Slide3

Monologues Reveal (through “voice”)

Personality

Thoughts

Emotions

Some aspect of how the character sees the world/ their personal perception. Slide4

What is the Purpose of a Monologue?

Initial step in auditioning. It takes 10 seconds for a director to decide if he wants to cast you.

A monologue’s purpose should always be to entertain and engage. Slide5

“Slating”

Slating at an audition is usually the first step when you enter a room to audition. Some casting directors can be annoyed if you aren't aware of how to do this simple technique.

Slating means to state your name and the part you are reading for.

Do this with confidence! Be proud of who you are and the work you’ve done to prepare. Slide6

Preparation Do’s and Don’ts

Do

Don’t

Give yourself plenty of time to learn and rehearse the piece.

Memorize it the night before or on the way there.

Throw out a piece that just

isn’t working.

Hang on to a bad piece

Plant your feet, unless you have reason to move!

Wander and weight shift.

Keep the blocking simple.

Use too much staging

or

too many props.

Do your research- read the play if you can!

Assume you already

know everything about the play. Slide7

Margot’s Top 5 Tips for Monologue Success:

Believe that you are actually the person!

Memorize your lines as soon as possible

Understand the vocabulary

Read the punctuation

Check out how you are doingSlide8

Monologue Example Presentations!

Always remember to…

Be a good audience member and

Clap when a person has finished their monologue