Coaches, players, parents and fans watch the footage to critique performances, strategize and scout other teams.
Bernstein follows this line of thinking through three critical chapters, using her theory of "scriptive things" to critique performances of childhood invited by a diverse array of items associated with Uncle Tom, Raggedy Ann, and Black dolls.
In the 2005-6 video (made with Jeff Preiss) "May I Help You," Andrea Fraser reprises her classic institutional-critique performance as an art dealer whose sales pitch slides seamlessly among reverence and hostility, privilege and deprivation, cataloging and skewering various stereotypical relationships to art.
Working with artistic director Patricia Sankus, Sirkin attends casting calls across the country, supervises script-writing, ap-proves set designs and critiques performances.
It may not, however, be helpful in settings with overall low quality of care as poor performers may not be willing to critique their performance accurately.
But after each singer had performed a first song, Mr. Seacrest reversed course, bringing the performers onstage and asking the judges quickly to critique the performance of the first song.
For the particular application of patch repair mortars, the outcome of this study is used to critique common performance requirements in the European Standards.
A. A number of news organizations have ombudsmen, independent representatives of the readers, who handle complaints and critique journalistic performance, often in the pages of the paper.
The blend of political activism, religious critique and performance art that characterizes the After School Satan Club proposal is not a new approach for the Satanic Temple.
It was a pre-emptive strike against commentators poised to critique her performance and a retroactive strike against the other Sarah Palin.
In some programs, parents play-act situations in front of their peers, who critique the performance for emotional tone and the clarity of parents' statements.
