Unit 6 ASL Storytelling. Components Beginning Middle End.
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Transcript of Unit 6 ASL Storytelling. Components Beginning Middle End.
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Unit 6ASL Storytelling
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Components
BeginningMiddleEnd
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How to open, begin• Once upon a time…. (frozen format)
• Long, long, ago….
• In the past….
• True story (really happened)
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• Not my story (maybe “dirty” rated XXX)
• I remember, growing up….
• Looking back….
• ME-TELL-TO-YOU STORY
• Show opening of camera lens
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Middle• Chronological sequence• Narrator• Characters (names/name signs)• Setting• Plot• Other (props, etc.)
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How to end
• Hold the last sign• Morale of story• Show closing of camera lens• Stick the end
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ASL Linguistic Structures
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Examples• Non-manuals• Facial expressions• Role shift (character changes)• Classifiers• Pausing• Clear finger spelling• Eye-contact with audience
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Role ShiftEye Gaze
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Narrator Role
• Eyes straight ahead-audience/camera
Examples: I-tell-you story Long time ago Not my story
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Older/Taller Character
• Eyes gaze down.
Examples:
Mom to son: your bedroom, go clean
Father to dog: treat, I-give-you later
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Younger/Shorter Character
• Eye gaze up.
Examples:
Child to mom: no don’t-want
Man proposing knee: will you marry me