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I think that the friends scene came out to be a success although we took very long to film this scene I felt like it took its toll and came out good. We could have done a much better job with the memorization we kind of done a better job rehearsing our lines and getting the timing down pack. I think we messed up with a lot of off days and people being absent so we really couldn’t do the full script everyday. With the timing I thought we did a job also with the reaction on which they scene really was I felt like we matched our characters energy well in real life. The setup of the play was kind of similar to the actual scene I think I did a good job playing Joey and circling around time after time while asking questions Hunter and Sarah did a wonderful job as well, but I think next time when we have more time with a memorization skit like that we will nail it.

https://youtu.be/ePQu9GVe7kY https://youtu.be/5UaFjEZoLX0

1.Saw 2.The fault in our stars 3.ninja turtles 4.friends 5. 1.toy story 2. Friends 3. The fault in our stars

https://youtu.be/7rHOf-ylSGE

1. My character is Kirby. He seems like he's about mid 30s more like a suit and tie kind of guy really miss understanding personality very jokey.and loud. 2. situation is someone said yo to him instead of calling him by his name. setting is in a office when during the day time i am speaking to a worker. 3. My emotion is serious in the begging and then i am joking at the end. 4. Right before he might be just walking by getting to his office, and right after he gets a phone call and says yo to the person he is talking to. 5. A cell phone

KIRBY:  Yo?  What?  Yo?!  Did you just YO me?  You just yo’d me?  Do I look like a YO to you?  I have a name?  What’s my name?  Say my name.  Huh?  That’s right, Kiiiiirby.  That is my name.  KIRBY.  That is what you call me.  You have a problem with my name?  No?  Are you sure?  Are you REALLY sure?  Good, because you’re fired.  Get your shit and get out of my office. GO!  I am serious.  I’m not playing with you.  Nobody yo’s me.  I’m not some sort of yo yo type of guy okay.  Go back to the ghetto or wherever you’re from and go yo somebody else. This is corporate America pal, there’s no YO-ing aloud!! (to himself) …Schmuck… (phone rings) Hello?  Yo, what’s up?!  How have you been buddy?  Long time, long time.