SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK LIVE JR - Honesdalepac
SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK LIVE JRActor PacketandParent InformationReview and keep for your records1. Parent Letter2. Calendar3. Remind Letter4. Website Information5. Actor Contract6. Basket Raffle7. Head Shot Photo Information8. Dinner Party InformationReturn to School Checklist1. T-Shirt Order Form Due: 10/142. Ticket Order Form Due: 10/143. Happy Ad Form Due: 10/144. Playbill Release Due: 10/145. Actor Contract Sign OffDue: Next Rehearsal6. Basket & Concession ItemsDue: Week of November 147. Dinner Party PermissionDue: 11/11If you would like to turn any ofthese items prior to the Due Date,please feel free. Please give itemsto the director at your nextrehearsal.
September 27, 2016Dear Parents/Guardians:Thank you for supporting your student’s participation in School House Rock live Jr. I wanted totake a moment to highlight some of the countless benefits of putting on a show with students.Having a regular creative outlet is not just part of a well rounded education – it is essential for astudent’s emotional health and well being. Producing a show brings the arts together andprovides growth opportunities for all varieties of learners. For example, kinesthetic learnersengage their bodies through dance, linguistic learners dive into the written and spoken word,spatial learners tackle set and costume design, and musical learners revel in the show’s score.Besides being incredibly fun, musical theatre helps young people develop many of the skillsnecessary for success in today’s world:Self-Confidence: Throughout the rehearsal and performance process, young performersdiscover how to take creative and emotional risks and learn to trust their abilities.Literacy: Students increase reading and writing skills at their own pace by immersingthemselves in the story, reading and re-reading their scripts, memorizing their lines and takingnotes at rehearsal.Communication: During rehearsals, students learn how to articulate their thoughts andquestions and carefully listen to direction in order to improve their performances.Imagination: Theatre is most dynamic when the imaginations of its participants are fullyengaged. Students make countless interpretive choices in design and performance to create adetailed, fictional world for their audiences.Empathy: Through character work and story creation, young performers explore the lives ofothers. First-hand perspectives of new circumstances challenge prejudices and aid in thedevelopment of well-rounded students and citizens.Critical Thinking & Problem Solving: The amount of work required to successfully put on ashow makes all participants valuable troubleshooters. Whether inventing mnemonics toremember lines, adjusting staging to show off everyone’s faces, or mastering a tricky scenechange, students have countless opportunities to creatively tackle challenges.Self-Discipline: Through prompt attendance at rehearsals and learning lines, music andchoreography on schedule, students acquire valuable self-discipline techniques and becomereliable and trustworthy members of an ensemble.
Community Awareness: A theatrical production provides ample opportunities to connect withour families and neighbors. Students can engage parents, community centers and local vendorsto help create sets, props, costumes and publicity.Public Speaking: Whether performing for their peers during rehearsal or for their school andlocal community during a performance, students gain expertise and confidence speaking in frontof a group.Curricular Integration: A musical provides a rich and engaging springboard for students toexplore many subjects in their classrooms and discover connections among various modes oflearning.Teamwork: Theatre requires extensive creative input from all its participants. Students buildensemble by working together to rehearse, construct, promote and perform their show. Everyrole – whether onstage or behind the scenes – is vital for the show’s success.As you can see, our students will gain valuable life skills through their participation in thisproduction. We’re looking forward to jumping into rehearsals and seeing you on opening night,if not before!Thank you for your continued support of your student during this educational experience.Sincerely,Scott D. MillerExecutive Director
OCTOBERSUNSPECIAL NOTES: Remember to sign up forthe Remind Text Alerts forupcoming information.October 14, 2016T-Shirt, Happy Ads, andTicket Orders DuePublic Ticket Sales StartReport Absence, Listen toshow music and seeother information gin: whms Password: musical20162016MONWEDTHUFRISATSEPT 27SEPT 28SEPT 29SEPT 301Company , Headshots, ActingClass 300-530NO REHEARSAL45672SIGN UP FORREMIND3Principals Onlypg. 37-50300-530EARLYDISMISSALNO REHEARSALMusicEveryone300-530Dance Team300-530NO REHEARSAL9 T-SHIRT &HAPPY ADS &TIX ORDERSDUE FRIDAY10 ACTING11121315Principals pals Only300-530Dance Team300-53014 ACTINGORDERS DUEPrincipals Onlypg. 68-83300-5301617 ACTING1819202122Principals OnlyEveryone300 -530MUSICPrincipals Only300-530MUSICEveryone300-530Dance Team300-530WHMS DANCENO REHEARSAL24 ACTING25262728Principals OnlyEveryone300 ISMISSALNO REHEARSALACTINGEveryone 3-5152330ACTINGTUE31NO REHEARSAL829
NOVEMBERSUNSPECIAL NOTES: Report Absence, Listen toshow music and seeother information N2016TUEWEDTHUFRISAT12345REHEARSALONSTAGE3PM - 530PMREHEARSALONSTAGE3PM - 530PMREHEARSALONSTAGE3PM - 530PMNO REHEARSALREST &PRACTICEONLINE67891011MOVE CLOCKSFORWARD1 HOURTECH RUN3PM - 530PMTECH RUN3PM - 530PMTECH RUN3PM - 530PMNO SCHOOLNO REHEARSALPRACTICEONLINEVETERAN’SDAYNO REHEARSALPRACT. ONLINE13141516171819BASKETSDUE ATREHEARSALTHIS WEEKTECH RUNCALL 3:00PMRUN 4:30PMPICKUP 7:30PMTECH RUNCALL 3:00PMRUN 4:30PMPICKUP 7:30PMTECH RUNCALL 3:00PMRUN 4:30PMPICKUP 7:30PMTECH RUNCALL 3:00PMRUN 4:30PMPICKUP 7:30PMCALL 430PMSHOW 7PM*Stay AfterSchoolCALL 430PMSHOW 7PM20212223242526EARLYDISMISSALHAPPYTHANKSGIVINGNO SCHOOLLogin: whms Password: musical2016 Baskets for the Raffle aredue, please drop off thebaskets as you pickup yourstudents during the week ofNovember 14-17, 2016.THANK YOU FORSUPPORTING THE ARTS!2728NO SCHOOL293012
Sign up for important updates fromMr. Miller.Get information for School House Rock Live right on your phone—not on handouts.Pick a way to receive messages for School House Rock Live:AIf you have a smartphone,get push notifications.On your iPhone or Android phone,open your web browser and go tothe following link:rmd.at/whmsrockJoin School House Rock Livermd.at/whmsrockFollow the instructions to sign upfor Remind. You’ll be prompted todownload the mobile app.BFull NameFirst and Last NamePhone Number or Email Address(555) 555-5555If you don’t have a smartphone,get text notifications.ToText the message @whmsrock to thenumber 81010.If you’re having trouble with 81010, trytexting @whmsrock to (570) 704-3190.81010Message@whmsrockDon’t have a mobile phone? Go to rmd.at/whmsrock on a desktop computer to sign up for email notifications.
PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR UPCOMING NEWS AND productionDOWNLOAD SHOW MUSICFor music from the show, please logon to the website with the following e: whmsPassword: musical2016The private website allows for you to download practice rehearsal music materials.REPORT ABSENCES ONLINEVisit our website http://www.honesdalepac.com/education/production and submit the absencereport form. You are responsible to alert your directors of your planned absence. This is veryimportant to let us know you will not be in school or missing rehearsal on a certain time or date.
INFORMATIONStudent NameParent / Guardian NameORDER FORM DUE 10/14/2016T-SHIRT ORDER FORMSEach member of the cast may purchase a t-shirt to show their support of our musicalproduction. We also would encourage our friends and family to show their support bypurchasing additional shirts or sweatshirts. Please complete the form and return.QTY:T-SHIRT (Short Sleeve):Youth SmallYouth MediumAdult SmallAdult MediumAdult LargeAdult XLAdult XXLAdult XXXLAdult 4XLSUBTOTAL DUEPRICE 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 12.00 12.00 14.00TOTAL
QTY:T-SHIRT (Long Sleeve):Youth SmallYouth MediumAdult SmallAdult MediumAdult LargeAdult XLAdult XXLAdult XXXLAdult 4XLPRICE 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 17.00 17.00 18.00TOTAL SUBTOTAL DUEQTY: SWEATSHIRT (Hoodie):Youth SmallYouth MediumAdult SmallAdult MediumAdult LargeAdult XLAdult XXLAdult XXXLAdult 4XLPRICE 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 28.00 28.00 30.00TOTAL SUBTOTAL DUE APPAREL TOTAL DUE PAYMENT INFORMATIONPlease make checks payable to Friends of the Operetta or select type of credit card and completebelow.VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, AMEXCard NumberExpiration Date3 Digit Code (Back of Card)NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARDSIGNATUREORDER FORM DUE 10/14/2016
CUSTOMER INFORMATIONTICKET DELIVERYStudent NameParent / Guardian NameAddressCity/State/ZipMAIL E-Mail DeliveryPlease select delivery method.ORDER FORM DUE 10/14/2016E-Mail AddressHome PhoneAll seating is reserved seating in the theatre. Ticket orders will be processed in the orderin which are received and will be filled to best available seats in the front, filling towardsthe back of the theatre.Friday – November 18, 2016 at 7:00 P.M.QTY:TICKET:Regular (Adult)Seniors ( 62)Student (K-12)Children (3-5)Red/Black PassPRICE 8.00 7.00 5.00 4.00COMPTOTAL SUBTOTAL DUE Saturday – November 19, 2016 at 7:00 P.M.Regular (Adult)Seniors ( 62)Student (K-12)Children (3-5)Red/Black Pass 8.00 7.00 5.00 4.00COMP SUBTOTAL DUETICKET ORDER TOTAL DUE PAYMENT INFORMATIONPlease make checks payable to Wayne Highlands Middle School or select type of credit card andcomplete below.VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, AMEXCard NumberExpiration Date3 Digit Code (Back of Card)NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARDSIGNATURE
INFORMATIONStudent NameParent / Guardian NameORDER FORM DUE: 10/14/2016If you would like to purchase a happy ad, for your performer please select program size, andcomplete the worksheet below.Full PageHalf PageQuarter PageFamily Size 100 50 25 20PAYMENT INFORMATIONPlease make checks payable to Friends of the Operetta or select type of credit card and completebelow.VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, AMEXCard NumberExpiration Date3 Digit Code (Back of Card)NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARDSIGNATUREWORKSHEEET – PLEASE WRITE YOUR HAPPY AD IN THE SPACE PROVIDED.YOU MAY ALSO E-MAIL PHOTOS AND YOUR PRINT READY AD TO MEDIA@HONESDALEPAC.COM
This parental consent form is to both inform you and to request permission for your actor’s photo, nameand image to be published in our annual yearbook, playbill, and other school production media, websites, etc. and/or similar school-sponsored publications or in school-approved news media interviews,releases, articles, and photographs regarding this theatrical production.I GRANT permission for your actor’s photo, name and image to be published in our annualyearbook, playbill, and other school production media, web sites, etc. and/or similar school-sponsoredpublications or in school-approved news media interviews, releases, articles, and photographs regardingthis theatrical production.I DO NOT GRANT permission for a photograph or image to be published.Consent for Release: I being the parent/legal guardian of the student(s) named below, have read andunderstand the information provided on this form.Student’s Name: (please print) Student’s Grade:Print name of Parent/Guardian: (print)Signature of Parent/Guardian: (sign)Relationship to Student: Date:PLEASE RETURN BY: 10/14/2016
Building PoliciesElectronic DevicesUse of personal electronic devices (iPod, computer, cellphone) is not allowed in the stage areas (stage floor, grid, and production booth)at any time.Electronic Devices Backstage and in Production Areas Use of personalelectronic devices in all production areas during rehearsal, work calls, crewwatch or after half hour on the stage, backstage (including Green Room),auditorium, or front of house is allowed only if permission is granted by thedirector and the stage manager is notified prior to use.FootwearSafety regulations require that appropriate footwear be worn at alltimes in all production work areas of the Performing Arts Center theatrefacility. Flip flops, fashion high heels, open toe shoes, bedroom slippers or anyfootwear judged by the area supervisor to be a safety hazard are not allowed atany time in the stage areas, scene shop, costume shop, and lighting lab oranywhere in the theatre. Costume and dance footwear is allowed during rehearsaland performance only.Professional Etiquette(Adapted from Actors’ Equity Association Actors’ Etiquette and Responsibilities)Taking NotesAlways be gracious, even if you disagree. Say, “thank you”after the director gives you the note, or “May I ask you about this later?” if youdon’t understand or disagree. The note session is not therapy for your character,but rather a session of quick fixes for MANY elements of the show. Find timeoutside for you and the director to solve issues that affect you or yourcharacter only.Giving NotesDo not give notes to another actor. This includes feedinganother actor his/her line. Furthermore, don’t take notes from another actor.MemorizationYou should carry your script for all blocking rehearsals andtake notes of your blocking in pencil. The next time you are scheduled torehearse this scene, you are expected to be off book on both lines and blocking.This includes music.Costumes and Appearance Make no unauthorized changes in costume, make‐up, orhairstyle. Let the designer know your concerns, but avoid doing his or her job.Take proper care of all costumes – this means no eating, smoking, or drinkinganything besides water while in costume unless requested to do so onstage byyour director. Failure to comply with these rules may result in costume damage,
and you will be responsible for the damages, if not full replacement of thecostume garment.Backstage Noise Avoid all talking, whispering, and laughter backstage. Keepnoise to a minimum while in the green room and dressing room areas.Props Never play with a prop – your own or someone else’s. Do not touch anotheractor’s prop. Always check your own props before each rehearsal and show.Ad‐libsUnauthorized ad‐libbing or line alteration is a violation of theauthor's copyright.PerformanceCall time before a performance is a minimum of two hoursbefore start time. You are required to be at all performances. You have aresponsibility to all involved to perform the show as rehearsed and to do yourbest. The closing night audience members paid the same ticket price as theopening night audience. You should always give your best possible performance.HygieneShower daily while in rehearsal or performance. Brush your teethbefore rehearsals and performances and keep breath mints on hand. Always weardeodorant, preferably unscented. Do not use perfumes, scented lotions, bodysprays, etc. during a rehearsal or performance, other cast and crew members mayhave severe allergies. Appropriate underwear and hosiery must be worn withcostumes. You are also responsible to wear predetermined costume undergarments,to be provided by actor/actress.Chewing GumGum chewing is not permitted during rehearsal or performance.Rehearsals and Expectations You are expected to be available for all rehearsals.You are only allowed to miss 1 rehearsal, without losing your role.Detailed rehearsal schedules will be updated daily and will be posted.You should arrive at rehearsal 15 minutes early. If you are early you areon time, if you are on time you are late!You should wear appropriate rehearsal clothing.You must wear shoes at all times, sneakers or character shows are best.You should bring your script, 2 pencils, and water bottle.Please leave all belongs in grand hall, before entering the theatre.You are required to stay in the assigned rehearsal halls at all-timeunless directed otherwise.Once you arrive at rehearsal you are not allowed to leave the rehearsal atany time; until dismissal of a scheduled rehearsal of performance by one ofthe directors.Remember all rehearsals are closed doors to everyone except the cast andcrew.
Please keep cell phones put away, no video or audio recordings byelectronic devices. Please refrain from texting or phone calling duringclass time.No PDA.Absenteeism If you are sick on the day of rehearsal you are to contact us by phone(570-251-9831 x1515) or use the online absentee uctionWebsite Information1. Logon http://www.honesdalepac.com2. Click on the Education Link, click on Production.3. Click Portal Login to Download Rehearsal MusicThe username is whms The password is musical20164. You can get all the important information and download the rehearsalmusic online.DisputesConsult the Director in case of disputes. Try to resolve all disputes with themediation of the stage manager and director.Failure to adhere to these expectations will result in the following action First occurrence: Notation in the rehearsal report.Second occurrence: Meeting with stage management and director.Third occurrence: May be grounds for dismissal.
has been cast in the upcoming production ofSchool House Rock Live Jr. All rights and responsibilities defined in thisdocument are agreed to by the undersigned. Rehearsal call will be scheduled onthe calendar, unless otherwise noted in the schedule. All actors will sign in atthe beginning of each rehearsal or performance in the designated location. Actorsshould not leave rehearsal until released by the director.I agree to the terms and conditions as stated in the above document.Actor’s signatureDateParent’s signatureDatePlease tell us how we should properly identify you as an actor or actress. Please write your name asyou would like to be called with last name below. (ie: TOM instead of THOMAS)PLEASE SIGN AND RETURN THIS FORM AT YOUR NEXT REHEARSAL
Dear Parents of School House Rock Live Jr:We hope this musical production will be a great opportunity for your young star! We really appreciateyour help in getting your actor to and from rehearsal, stopping by to drop off those snacks and goodies,and being so supportive of the cast.In the next few months, we will be putting the final touches on our musical. Honesdale has beenproducing musical productions for many years and our patrons who come see our musical productionsevery year graciously support our program.When the patrons frequent the theatre, we hope this year we will be able to have a basket raffle, bakedgoods, and refreshments available to everyone in our grand hall. This is not only nice for our patrons,but provides needed fundraising for our theatre group called the Friends of the Operetta. In the past, allof these items are kindly donated by our parents of our theatre students.Therefore, we need your help!This year we are asking everyone in the cast to provide one raffle basket item (not to exceed 20), onebaked good item (individually wrapped – ready to sale), a pack of bottled soda (12oz), or case of waterbottles. The basket could be a basket for the movies, an ice cream party, or other great ideas you mayhave. If you can’t think of a basket idea; gift cards also make great raffle items! If you can’t provide abasket or gift card, we can always use your help in the hall by selling chances or baked good items. Withthis in mind, please help us, all monies raised directly benefit your student(s) participating in the musicalproduction.We ask that all items be dropped off in the Grand Hall during the week of our final technical rehearsals,by Thursday, November 17, 2016.In closing, thank you so much for all of your help and support! If you have any questions, or commentsyou may call me directly at (570) 251-9831.Sincerely,Scott D. MillerHonesdale High School Performing Arts CenterDirector
Actor Headshot GuideA headshot is a distinct type of photographic portrait designed specifically topromote the person who is the subject of the headshot. Unlike a standard portraitthat is designed to flatter the subject for aesthetic reason, the headshot is acommercial portrait carefully designed for self-promotion in your acting career. Ifyou are an entertainer, business person, executive, or author you will find that aquality headshot is a vital part of your success.When choosing your wardrobe for the commercial shoot consider neutral colors tobright colors that reflect the upbeat nature of the shot. The viewer of your headshotshould feel warmth from your photo that compels them to want to know moreabout you.Please wear a dark colored shirt on your photography day.Your Theatrical Headshot Day will be held on Thursday, September 29, 2016at 3:00PM. Your attendance is mandatory, even if you can’t stay for theentire rehearsal. Stop by for 5 minutes for your picture in the WHMS LGI.This head shot will be placed in the Playbill and be showcased in our Grand Hall atthe performance.
Dinner Party InformationOn Friday, November 18, 2016 we ask that everyone in the cast stays after schoolfor a dinner party between our normal school day and opening production. Wealways like to celebrate with a little dinner party and a movie.We are asking that each student bring in 12.00 by Friday, November 11, 2016.The 12.00 will cover the cost for the party and director’s gifts. Please fill out thebottom half of this paper and return it with 12.00 no later than Friday, November11, so we have an accurate count for dinner. If there are any problems, pleasecontact me directly.If you have any questions about the cast party or directors gift, please do nothesitate to e-mail me at: smiller@honesdalepac.com or call 570-251-9831 anytimebetween 9:00 AM -3:00 P.M. Thanks you and we look forward to seeing you atthe show, it will be great!Sincerely,Scott D. MillerDirector(Please Detach and Return)My child, , will attend the dinner party after school on FridayNovember 18, 2016 at Wayne Highlands Middle School. I understand that my student will stayafter school, and then will need picked up after the performance on Friday night. I have enclosed 12.00 for the dinner party and director’s gifts. Please send cash or make checks payable to:FRIENDS OF OPERETTA.Parent’s Signature:Date:Child’s Name (Please Print clearly):
Company Script Read-Through 300-530 SEPT 28 Music Everyone 300-530 SEPT 29 Dance, Head-shots, Acting Class 300-530 SEPT 30 NO REHEARSAL 1 2 SIGN UP FOR REMIND 3 ACTING Principals Only pg. 37-50 300-530 4 EARLY DISMISSAL NO REHEARSAL 5 Music Everyone 300-530 6 Dance Team 300-530 7 NO REHEARSA
Alannah Myles Atlantic Rock Avril Lavigne Let go Rock Beau Dommage Capitol Rock Bon Jovi Crush Rock Bon Jovi This ain't a Love Song Rock Boom Desjardins Boom Desjardins Rock Boston Greatest hits Rock Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock'N'Roll Rock Creed Weathered Rock Dany Bédar Fruit de ma récente nuit blanche Rock
Rock&Soul Basic Rock B. B. Rock English Rock Hard Rock Memphis R&Blues Rock Ballad Rock Shuffle Soul Usa Rock . 090 Warmness 091 Score 092 Space Control 0 - Value 0 Control 0 - Value 1 Control 0 - Value 2 . (whit Voice Tab Off) - Program Change 1-64 Only Global and Right MIDI Channel] 6 7 DRUM 1 [Program Change 1-128] 001 Standard 009 Folk
(Rock Classification) describes a process for naming rock. The second part of the guide (Structural Characteristics of Rock) is a discussion of the elements of rock mass description and structural rock mapping. Finally, the last part of the guide (Structural Rock Mapping Procedures) provides the methodology for field structural rock mapping.
Aug 24, 2018 · State House 38 Brian McGee state House 40 Pamela Jean Howard State House 41 Emily Anne Marcum State House 43 Carin Mayo State House 45 Jenn Gray state House 46 Felicia Stewart State House 4 7 1Jim Toomey State House 48 IAlli Summerford State House 51 Veronica R. Johnson State House 52 John W. Rogers, Jr. State House 53 Anthony Daniels
Metamorphic rock are rocks deep underground that have been changed and formed by high temperatures, pressure from overlying rock layers, or a chemical re-action, beginning as igneous rock, sedimentary rock, or other metamorphic rock. It changes the structure and texture of the older rock, normally making it hard and nonporous. METAMORPHIC ROCK
Rock Cycle Scientists have created a model to show how rocks slowly change over time. The rock cycle shows the processes that create and change rocks. The three types of rocks shown in the rock cycle are igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. The rock cycle shows how rocks can change from one type of rock to another.
Sedimentary Rock Crust Wind Water Ice Sediment 1 Sediment 2 Sediment 3 Metamorphic Rock Mantel Magma Volcano Lava Intrusive Igneous Rock Extrusive Igneous Rock The Rock Cycle Student 1: How old is a rock? Teacher 1: That’s very hard to tell. Some rocks are millions of years old! Student 2: You mean, some rocks out on the playground are the .
Latin Moves 4 wall, Beginner/Intermediate Line Dance Counts Step Description Rock Fwd, Rock Back, Rock side Left, Rock side Right. 1&2 Rock fwd Left, Step in place Right, Return Left beside Right. 3&4 Rock back Right, Step in place Left, Return Right beside Left. 5&6 Rock side Left
