Thursday, April 19, 2012

Here is an interview with Morgan Freeman






Hi! This is the summary of an interview from BBC Radio 4. The inerviewer, Francine Stock, interviews with Morgan Freeman about voice development training and generally mentioned his background in theatre. The interviewer initiated the interview with the award Morgan Freeman had been nominated and the car accident he passed. Introducing the films of Morgan Freeman such as Gone Baby Gone, Wanted, The Dark Knight, and The Shawshank Redemption 1994, frnacine Stock asked the initial question. The question was whether there is any connection between Morgan Freeman’s background in theatre and his success through TV.
Morgan Freeman answered this question very calmly and confidently. He said ‘‘I’m going to say yes.’’ Then gave some reasons such as theatre actors have to have an education about voice development and some other issues. He said that this education was mainly effective in his career. Freeman continued by saying ‘ Being able to speak and being heard in the back of the theatre are important things for actors. Then he started to speak silently as if he was tired of something, and said ‘’Go on a stage and try to speak like this. The people right down there would probably say: Huh? What did he say?’’ And laughter comes.
In that moment, Francine Stock made us listen a scene from The Shawshank Redemption 1994 then the following question came: What are the important things when you’re starting a film? Is there any way of appropriation of a character on your own? Morgan Freeman replied this question directly as; No, no just read it. Maybe doing something other than just reading. If you put your min to the character, you can connect that voice. It doesn’t sound the same.
Here the interviewer Francine Stock interrupted.
-          That’s something different from the way you trimming a dialogue.
After Morgan Freeman said ‘’Yeah!’’, laughter comes out loud again. He was really warm and sincere. So actually it wasn’t like an interview, it was like a face to face chatting, and another question came. Francine Stock said ‘’ Assume that I will read a story kind of thing. What should I do?
Morgan Freeman started to list the needs: Well, you have to got a microphone right here, you can sort of play. Put on your phones and you also should have a little bit manipulative ability so that the new voices will be much clearer ,n your ears when you talk.
After this answer, interviewer continued by saying; You played so many fantastic voice, I mean you played God twice.
Then Morgan Freeman read a poem and said. What did I recognize that half of my tongue is total my cheeck you know. The last and the biggest laughter comes then.
Francine Stock finished the interview with mentioning the new-released film of Morgan Freeman-Gone Baby Gone.
Well, If I were the interview, I would ask this question first: Have you ever seen any feature of your role character in your own life? And my second question would probably be ‘’ assume that you’re not an actor. Then what would you want to be?’’ Thanks for your interests.



Click here to listen the full chapter of the interview.

Thursday, April 12, 2012

                                    
                     
                        Owl Joe and Dove July





Owl  Joe and Dove July meet in the forest. They become very close friends. Owl Joe is very helpful and kind and Dove July doesn’t want to break her friends’ heart. But there is a problem. Owl Joe doesn’t sleep at night but at the day-time. And dove July stays awake because she wants to be with Joe all the time. When  July tries to sleep at the day time, her  friends  come to her house and wake her up.
-          Wake up July! Are you still sleeping? It’s time for playing.
-          Ok. Where will we  go?
-          There is a place near the lake. We can go there.
Her  friends  don’t  understand  that  she is tired and sleepy. July and her friends play all day long.  At last, her  friends  get tired and go their homes.  In the midnight Dove July meets Owl Joe in the forest.
-          You  look so pale July.
-          Oh! I’m too tired because I haven't slept  for  two days.
-          Why didn’t  you sleep July?
-          Because  you  stay  awake  all  the  night and the only  way  that  we can be together is that.
Owl  Joe understands everything more clearly.  They go to July’s home together  and  Owl Joe wait all the night behind her while she is sleeping.  In the morning  July’s  friends  knock July’s door.  Owl Joe says them:
-          July is very tired and she is sleeping.
-          Why is she so tired?
-          Because she wants to be with me all the nights  and it makes her  feel  so tired.
Owl Joe , Dove July and July’s friends make an agreement . At the end , Dove July and her friends play at day time as usual. Before Owl Joe sleeps, they meet at July’s house everyday.

Moral:  Trying to please everyone is the key of the failure of a man.
Click here for the plan of my fable.


Fable: Owl Joe and Dove July


Exposition (Characters and Setting)

CHARACTERS:
1. Owl Joe: He is very helpful and kind.
2. Dove July: She is very friendly and kind.
  
SETTING: The events occur in a big forest.
Rising Action (Events leading to conflict)


Owl Joe and Dove July become very close friends.











Conflict
(Struggle in the Story)

Dove July doesn’t sleep because she wants to be with Owl Joe and her friends.
Falling Action (Events Resulting from Conflict)


Owl Joe and July’s friends want to help July when Dove July feels so tired.
Moral
(Lesson)


1. Trying to please everyone is the key of the failure of a man.


Friday, March 23, 2012

I chose this word because I'm fond of  my mom so much and also I behave my friends as I'm their mothers. Maybe it is because of my horoscope. It describes me best. :)

My Voki

Hey Alice! Pleas watch out There is a rabbit in waistcoat This is the drink, will make you shrink Have you ever seen a cat smiling? And the queen, with red big head Just made the hatter so much mad Here is the six impossible things Never surprised this is Wonderland.