In class today we did a mime exercise that required us to mimic the actions of our partner. It was very interesting and difficult at time to mimic my partner, Sherman, exactly because he was very good at confusing me. The exercise was also very helpful in highlighting key points of non-verbal communication such as eye-contact and body language. By interpreting this exercise at a deeper level it is easy to see that when you aren't allowed to talk to someone, the way you present yourself has a huge affect on how you are viewed as an individual.
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- Joel Palermo
- San Jose, CA, United States
- Hello everyone! I'm Joel Palermo. I'm currently a junior now at SJSU. I'm having a great time! I'd love to meet ya! Oh, and I march to a different beat than most. Check the beat and you may just want to march with me.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Mime Exercise-esicrexE emiM
In class today we did a mime exercise that required us to mimic the actions of our partner. It was very interesting and difficult at time to mimic my partner, Sherman, exactly because he was very good at confusing me. The exercise was also very helpful in highlighting key points of non-verbal communication such as eye-contact and body language. By interpreting this exercise at a deeper level it is easy to see that when you aren't allowed to talk to someone, the way you present yourself has a huge affect on how you are viewed as an individual.
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