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Life Underwater - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Kaitiaki
      - Polluter
      - Narrator
      - Hina
  - - - on the main message of our video
        
        That we are kaitiaki of our waterways and moana
  - - - Sustainable development Goals (SDG's)
        
        Life Underwater
        
        Pollution of water
        
        Need to be kaitiaki
        
        The impact we both individually but also the collective is having on life underwater
  - - - mimicking the global tension on pollution globally
  - - - audience is year 4-6 children
  - - - changing colour
        
        black and white sybolising the colour draining from the pollution
        
        colour representing a healthy environment
  - - - The need to take responsibility for our individual actions
- - - - Strong rhythm to drive dance, urgency
      - slowing to enhance feeling of peace
    - - drum beat faster than heart rate to indicate fear, adding impetus to depiction of problem
      - Increasing rapidity without form to highlight aggression during disagreement
      - slowing heart rate to show calm
- - - - Ribbons worn on wrists. Links to elements of tone, line and colour.
      - Shimmery blue fabric. Links to elements of colour.
    - - Brown blanket to contrast light blue fabric to represent polluted water. Links to element of colour.
      - Recycled bottles. Links to 3D shape.
      - Taniwha living in unpolluted water full of colour and taniwha living in polluted water loses its colour. Links to key principle of contrast.
- - - - Weight refers to the strength or softness that is given to the body. Strong movement is when more mass and energy engages the body. Whereas softness applies to be delicate and body-mass aims to be feather-like.
        
        Using weight to show the different elements e.g. movement representing water would be light weight, soft and free.
        
        Firm, strong and heavy represents the expressions of frustrations of Hina towards not being able to catch some fish for dinner.
        
        light and soft represents how the water moves freely and free motion
  - - - Body parts refers to what parts of the body will be used.
        
        These actions will be used for the elements of water. for example, moving the upper body and arm movement to suit flow of the water
        
        I will include Pasifika actions that represents flow of the water (wave) with arm movements and upper and lower body movements. For example, Tongan, Kiribati and Samoan
    - - Body shape is the angles and shapes your body makes during the movement.
        
        Using expressions for water which is flowing movements.
        Other expressions will be used for disagreements, evaporating on decision making are Push, pull, stretch, and shake. These explains the feelings and expressions of Hina as a kaitiaki towards the water situation.
  - - - Tempo is the aspect of time that refers to the speed or beat of movement. Movements can be fast, medium and slow.
    - - The momentum of the movement is the pace to which it is to move quickly or slower.
    - - The duration of a movement (or dance) is the length of time it takes to complete or the length of
        time it is sustained.