Final Exam Review Part 1

What is the best body position to use when 2 actor's are having a conversation onstage?

What is a protagonist?

What is the area where players perform called?

What are males and females who play roles called?

What is appropriate audience behavior during a performance known as?

What tool should actors use in order to be heard by the entire audience?

What is the collection of scenes that make up a major beat?

The speaking lines in a play are called _______ and the movements are called __________.

What is the apron?

What is the audience seating area called?

Eye color, costume, and height are examples of external characteristics

Which stage has the audience sitting on all sides of it?

What is the use of sound to form words clearly and accurately

What is it called when an actor loses concentration during a performance?

What is a dolly shot?

Which shot is used to show how big a world is or create a sense of scale or make details difficult to see

What is the process of giving constructive comments or opinions about a performance

What is the character or force in conflict with the main character?

Downstage is the stage area closest to the audience

What is the positioning of the actor's body in relation to the audience

Who's perspective are stage directions from?

Which shots are taken using a moving camera?

What is a flat character

What area of the stage is the red circle on?

In Pantomime, what does C stand for in CASE?

In film, what are the main points of a story called?

Which of the following is an example of an internal characteristic

What is the shorthand for "Cross"?

What does ENT mean?

How many basic stage areas are there?

What is called when an actor moves from one area of the stage to another?

What is articulation?

Which stage has the audience sitting on 3 sides of it?

What kind of shot is this

The film term that refers to putting your main subjects in the middle to establish a feeling of stability or neutrality

What is the motion of an actor's hands or body to emphasize or help to express a thought or feeling called?

What are the parts of the "Feedback Sandwich?"

External Characteristics include personality traits and beliefs of a character

In pantomime, you can use props

What is nonverbal communication through gestures, facial expressions, behavior, and posture?

What is the offstage area where actors enter and exit from?

Translate this shorthand: Ent DSL X C

Which art form involves acting without words?

What is called when actors having a conversation onstage open their bodies towards the audience?

SR stands for Stage Left

What kind of shot is this?

Full back is the most open body position