didnt you say they ticked the "nominate for onstage" box?Gavrillo said:Why hasn't mine been nominated yet? It was so perfect. Everything; perfection.
hey man, dont diss on the pi......the 355/113 to the izzle....the 3.14159265358979323846264 to the kizzle.......he the man, and he the WOman all at once....he give plato and descartes a run for his money......he do maths equations on a saturday night.....he the manfleepbasding said:I'm sensing a mocking tone. You seem to be mocking an illiteracy that I see no evidence of in the posts you quote. You're a dickhole.
Oh urbanslum!...r u suffering from something called "sour grapes"??urbanslum said:U should find out within a week or so, i know our school didn't get any nominations but suprise suprise i know Kirrawee got 3 nominations, no wonder why they have the head of the NSW Drama board as their teacher. The whole thing is rigged.
wouldnt you rather be remembered by your school and friends for having a highly thought provoking, unique performance rather than strictly conforming to the exact parameters of the drama board. seriously, no wonder onstage is so contrived, the list of things that must be censored or discluded is endless...yogi_yogi said:Oh urbanslum!...r u suffering from something called "sour grapes"??
maybe kirrawee high got 3 nominations because they DESERVE to be nominated. And like everyone has said before, Onstage isnt the be all-end all of the hsc pieces and you can still get 30/30.
why can't you have both a thought-provoking, unique performance as well as being suitable for onstage. I doubt that every drama student attempts to conform to parameters in their performance just to be nominated for onstage. Is there really "exact parameters" for onstage anyways, if there is i would loved to see them. I assumed that all pieces selected were based on entertainment purposes, they want the audience to be entertained and to gain something from the pieces as well....AlleyCat said:wouldnt you rather be remembered by your school and friends for having a highly thought provoking, unique performance rather than strictly conforming to the exact parameters of the drama board. seriously, no wonder onstage is so contrived, the list of things that must be censored or discluded is endless...
people! honestly dont worry about onstage. you did your best. well done. onstage is for the lucky few who just happen to exactly fit the criteria.
my drama teacher used to be on the hsc drama board, and he said that there are standards that they must comply with, as it is a public performance.yogi_yogi said:why can't you have both a thought-provoking, unique performance as well as being suitable for onstage. I doubt that every drama student attempts to conform to parameters in their performance just to be nominated for onstage. Is there really "exact parameters" for onstage anyways, if there is i would loved to see them. I assumed that all pieces selected were based on entertainment purposes, they want the audience to be entertained and to gain something from the pieces as well....
And yes i agree....dont worry about onstage.....
thankyou skillo, some of the glory goes to you you told me to take out the audio announcer and to do the first song accapella...Skillo said:This kind of OnStage thread happens every year, for those who are nominated, congrats. It looks good on the CV. For those who didn't, don't worry about it, a good HSC mark still looks good on a CV.
Congrats Alley Cat, good luck for the second round.
I agree that really sucks. I was sitting here reading the posts about how ppl hate it that Newtown gets a lot of nominations and all I coudl think was "what about the country kids" I'm glad sum1 said it before me. Our class was the strongest it has been in a long time with at least three ppl who were at the level to be nominated, and might have been had we been a Sydney school but, of course, didn't. I'm not begrudging those who have been nominated from Sydney areas however. Its just that it, well, sucks that we basically know from the start that we won't get a mention.Kyroth*** said:I think its funny, the politics of it all. Some schools like Newtown have to have nomminations, to justify their existance. Rural schools, on the other hand, have to be absolutly incredible to even be considered, because the cost of actually getting them to sydney is just too high. Sucks for people, inc me and mine, but what are you gonna do?
AlleyCat said:i personally think that my GP was of a better standard and was more challenging and entertaining, but i think the examiners liked the fact that my IP was musical theatre, and this made them consider it for onstage, to add a little variety.
i did mary odonnell from bombshells. if you have seen bombshells, its the cat one...steffo said:hey first of all well done mate. u obviously worked hard and deserve a good mark.
what musical theatre did u do?
i saw local performing arts school's hsc performance night and SO MANY performances had music/singing in it. i just think it's a bit shit. like for some pieces most of their performance was music...i dont think that's really what should get the marks. im not trying to say anything about yours, obviously i havent seen it/have no idea. but the ones i did see, with HEAPS of music. singing, sound effects, just seemed....fucked a bit.
what she said apparentlyangelar said:The submissions of videos and scripts and things for the onstage selection process are due in this friday (16th) and our teacher said that we'll get the results fairly soon, not sure exactly how long tho. i'll keep you all posted.