Ellie Shaw

The  reason  we  need  sound  in  our  performances  is  because  it  engages  the  audience, and  it increases  the  production  value  also  it  provokes  emotional  responses  from  the  audience  and   actors, when  performing  with  all  the  sounds  to show every single  emotion  of  the  storyline  in  all  the scenes  also it  is  used to  indicate  the  mood  of  the  scenes,  whether  you  are  using  sound  effects,  music  and even silence it can relate and work really well to  that  scene you  are  doing  that  is all that matters. Imagine all  the scenes and  activities  in  silence,  with  visuals, it would be so  quiet...

The last play we are performing for is a play called a vampire story, it is about two main characters that are vampires, the oldest is Claire she works in the pub, and the youngest  Eleanor goes to school she is in year 12 she studies drama during  a truth exercise in her class and Eleanor has been alive for 200 years old and has survived by drinking human blood. Her class mates thinks she is utterly crazy, mint her teacher puts her in counselling, and she makes one friend Frank a boy that was home educated and is much of an oddity to Eleanor. He tries to get to the bottom of the vampire delusion, franks parents believe that Eleanor is anorexic that's why they don't like her, Eleanor she started to to write about her life story as a play, Eleanor describes Claire's background as a prostitute in the 19th century in London and her own as a child in an orphanage. The traits of  modern day vampires are pretty well established,  also they drink human blood, also they cant...