Project Presentation
Presentation Schedule:
Assignment: Presentation Typed Copy
This should be a Google Doc, it is the typed copy of what your group presenting to us (what you all say in your speech). See below for examples.
Assignment: Digital Presentation
This should be a PowerPoint, a Google Slide, or some other digital presentation. See below for examples.
NOTE: The format for these assignments is very similar to the Speech Project in Theatre 1.
Assignment: Presentation Typed Copy
This should be a Google Doc, it is the typed copy of what your group presenting to us (what you all say in your speech). See below for examples.
Assignment: Digital Presentation
This should be a PowerPoint, a Google Slide, or some other digital presentation. See below for examples.
NOTE: The format for these assignments is very similar to the Speech Project in Theatre 1.
Basics of Project Presentation:
** Final cast/crew list
* Final scenic design Product
* Final costume design Product
* Final Area of Choice Product
* Final Publicity Product (Images from your social media, screenshots)
* Final Program Copy hard copy (you will need physical copies of this to pass around)
* Final Playbill hard copy (you will need physical copies of this to pass aroun)
* Your presentation should NOT be a plot summary of the play
* Final product from your 'area of choice'
NOTE: These are the minimum to include, you can put in more, even if it wasn't in your assignments you have already submitted.
- Your presentation will be directed towards us an investors, highlighting the work you have already done to convince us to invest in your production.
- NOTE: This presentation is NOT designed to be fully comprehensive, this is to hit the high points quickly and spark interest. Your peers will have a chance to look more fully at your final products at a different date.
- Presentation 4-7 minutes total
- Professional Dress is required for your presentation
- Digital Aid (PowerPoint, Google Presentation, Prezi) will accompany your presentation
- On presentation day, you may bring up note cards to help you (no full sheets of paper allowed)
- On presentation day, a typed copy of your speech and your Digital Aid should both be submitted through Canvas.
- Presentation should focus on the work you have already done, should include:
** Final cast/crew list
* Final scenic design Product
* Final costume design Product
* Final Area of Choice Product
* Final Publicity Product (Images from your social media, screenshots)
* Final Program Copy hard copy (you will need physical copies of this to pass around)
* Final Playbill hard copy (you will need physical copies of this to pass aroun)
* Your presentation should NOT be a plot summary of the play
* Final product from your 'area of choice'
NOTE: These are the minimum to include, you can put in more, even if it wasn't in your assignments you have already submitted.
Presentation and Digital Presentation Examples (click on links to download)
* 12 Angry Men Speech and Digital Presentation
* And Then There Were None Speech and Digital Presentation
* Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Speech and Digital Presentation
* The Matchmaker Digital Presentation
* 12 Angry Men Speech and Digital Presentation
* And Then There Were None Speech and Digital Presentation
* Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Speech and Digital Presentation
* The Matchmaker Digital Presentation
Virtual Project Presentation:
- Your presentation will be scored using the same rubric above, just like if you were doing the presentation face to face.
- Log in to Flipgrid with your school ncmcs.net email address and password (Flipgrid link provided soon).
- Upload your video under the topic 'Virtual Project Presentation.'
- Make sure you still upload your 'Typed Copy' (Assignment 8a) and your 'Digital Presentation' (Assignment 8b) to Canvas.
- Watch the video below for instructions on how to use flipgrid. NOTE: This video is designed for the Theatre 1 speech project, but the basics of how to create your digital presentation, and how to create a video via Flipgrid, remain the same.
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