When portraying a character the actor uses

Expressive skills, Acting skills

The actor playing the main character in a play

Skills the actor uses to bring a character to life on stage

The speed at which a scene or speech is delivered

To speak words clearly and distinctly

The amount of force placed on a word or physical action

The creation or construction of a character.

The speeches or conversation made by characters in the play

The imaginary barrier between the audience and the actors

The way a character moves, especially walking

Blocking in acting is defined as:

The movements of actors in a performance

The highness/lowness of the voice, levels of sound in voice

On backstage you are required to..

Be quiet, Rehearse / Check your part again

Inhaling and Exhaling, learning to control the breath through appropriate exercises, Controlling the tempo between the speaking, Can be life-threatening if we do not do this during the act

What is an actor-audience relationship?

Involves theatre styles, The connection an audience makes with an actor, An actor has to maintain the relationship

The behavior or face of a character

The driving force behind a character

The actor's contribution to the screen, The actors tell a story / piece, The actor's contribution to a theatre production, The actors contribution to develop character

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On stage you are required to..
Be silly
Just look and wave hands to your mom and dad
Be your character and act well
Do nothing
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When portraying a character the actor uses
Expressive skills
All of the above
Climbing skills
Acting skills
3
A lull or stop in dialogue or action is known as
a play
a pause
a fast forward
a rewind
4
Leading role
Not important at the acting
The actor that takes leadership
The supporting roles
The actor playing the main character in a play
5
One actor stands in front of another is known as
Covering
Sheeting
Masking
Blocking
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Physicalisation
Having presence on stage
Skills the actor uses to bring a character to life on stage
To be physically active on stage
The creation or construction of a character.
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Pace & Tempo
The speed at which a scene or speech is delivered
To walk back and fourth in a worries motion
The speed an actor takes to get from A to B
How fast the audience receives the piece
8
Articulation is
To speak words clearly and distinctly
The art of circulation
How well the actor uses his/her voice to be heard
Where the voice is used to speak/sing loudly and clearly
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Emphasis
Actor performs in a way that they emphasis a characteristic
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another
The amount of force placed on a word or physical action
The use of empathy to get across an idea of a character
10
Characterization
The act of categorising people.
A person in a novel, play, or film.
The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual.
The creation or construction of a character.
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Dialogue
The scripts directions
The way a character speaks
How a line is delievered
The speeches or conversation made by characters in the play
12
Provide actors with words or lines they have forgotten is known as Prompting
True
False
13
Fourth Wall
The imaginary barrier between the audience and the actors
A fourth wall in a house on stage
The wall built by Donald Trump in 2020
A imaginary barrier between the actor and another actor
14
Gait
A barrier that opens and closes to allow for entry
The way an actor moves
The way a character moves, especially walking
The way a character stands
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Blocking in acting is defined as:
Using building blocks to create a wall
Deflecting a physical attack against you
The movements of actors in a performance
The action or fact of obstructing someone or something
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Pitch
The highness/lowness of the voice, levels of sound in voice
To speak about an idea in hope to get it heard
The movie that involves college girls singing
To throw a ball to a batter
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On backstage you are required to..
Be quiet
Be silly
Running around
Rehearse / Check your part again
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Breathing
Inhaling and Exhaling
learning to control the breath through appropriate exercises
Controlling the tempo between the speaking
Can be life-threatening if we do not do this during the act
19
What is an actor-audience relationship?
Where an audience member is in a relationship with an actor
Involves theatre styles
The connection an audience makes with an actor
An actor has to maintain the relationship
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Demeanour
Demeaned an individual
An accessory
The behavior or face of a character
Putting down others around you
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Intention
The driving force behind a character
The driving force in front of a character
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What is Acting?
The actor's contribution to the screen
The actors tell a story / piece
The actor's contribution to a theatre production
The actors contribution to develop character

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