#rkrcamp

Eep, sorry about that, it should have been on the form!

Congratulations to all our rookies on completing a successful training and networking camp! We hope you have thoroughly enjoyed yourselves at the resort in Danmyung. Both TRC and Royal representatives were very pleased with what they saw.

Below is the point verification sheet to submit here for the activities and events that your rookie participated in. If you have any questions about how to fill it out, do not hesitate to ask!

Be sure to title your submission like so:

KIM BOAH - ROOKIE CAMP

Proof of Points: (delete those that don’t apply)

+1 Charisma | Day 1 X X X

+3 Dancing | X X X

+2 Creativity (free-time) | X X X

+3 Singing | X X X  OR

+3 Rapping | X X X

+2 Creativity (instrument) | X X X  OR

+5 Creativity | X X X + performance X

Proof of Activity: (delete those that don’t apply)

+5 Charisma | ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE SIX

Proof of Achievements: (delete those that don’t apply)

Beginner Actor | SOLO

Beginner Comedy | SOLO

threads

creative freetime {+2 creativity}

first day {+1 charisma}

solos

dance {+3 dance}

singing {+3 singing}

songwriting {achievement} 

etc

what? trainees can submit questions for what? XD

To clear up a bit of confusion:

Trainees are welcome to submit questions for the +2 CHARISMA points if they want!

like most other workshops in this camp, the one dedicated to acting is designed for beginners. as someone with experience in musical theatre, key settles down at a table next to jinki and makes a show of yawning behind his hand when the instructor can't see.

most of the lesson is a lecture on how you have to become your character, how you have to read the script completely and get to know them as a person before even stepping into the first rehearsal. key sighs and waits until the instructor looks to another part of the room before rolling his eyes at jinki, a silent communication of "we learned this all years ago."

the other bits of the lesson are about smaller things, like how you can figure out what nervous ticks your character might have, as well as how to incorporate them into your performance, and different ways to improvise when your stage partner messes something up, though of course, the instructor's biggest piece of advice in that area is to "go with whatever feels right for the situation."

key wonders if he's ever going to learn anything at this camp.

finally, they're released to work on their own scenes with partners, and key immediately pulls up the scene he wants to do on the youtube app on his phone. he shows it to jinki, who grins, and they immediately set to work, rewatching the video often to make sure they have the script right as they translate it to korean.

key has to use a scratchy voice he's not used to when he plays voldemort, but he figure's it's worth it for the shocked looks on the audience's faces when they walk around stage back-to-back, talking about killing harry potter and sharing a bottle of nasonex.

There's a groan that chases after each of his movements. It grows louder when his hands move, quieter during footwork, and in the few moments that his torso moves, it rises to an unnatural pitch. Of course, Minjun is probably the only one who hears it, and the only one who'd care. It seemed stuffy in the room with all of those egos on legs, each with their own passion and dreams. And there he was, simply trying to get through the dance--tomorrow was another day. Their tough expressions and precise movements, perhaps even violently perfect, seemed to invalidate his own goals and force him into a retreating position. Maybe his life had been moving in the wrong direction. Maybe, just maybe, there were people much more qualified than him.