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Chapter 4 Pantomime, Stanislavski, and Marceau
Chapter 4 Pantomime, Stanislavski, and Marceau
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1
Who wrote "The Poetic Halo"?
Konstantin Stanislalvski
Lee Strasberg
Marcel Marceau
Elia Kazan
2
A goal of the Stanislavski's method was: to know and carry out the objectives or inner needs of a character
False
True
3
Mime is a newer form of theatre created to cross language barriers
True
False
4
telling a story or presenting an idea through bodily movement and expression rather than words
mirror scene
clowning
pantomime
mime
5
What is the best answer for this definition? "White makeup often used by mimes"
Foundation
Clown White
Pancake Makeup
Masque
6
An actor who communicates through movements of the body and face, but does not speak.
Pantomime
Mime
Clown
Jester
7
The most famous mime in the world (1923-2007)
Elia Kazan
Charlie Chaplin
Marcel Marceau
Konstanin Stanislavski
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An actor who uses imagination + sense memory to recall experiences is able to subtitute them for those of the character
False
True
9
Stanislavski said that the actor must answer "What would I do IF I were..." This is called____________
The Magic If
The Method
The Grand Illusion
Suspending Disbelief
10
A goal of the Stanislavski's method was: to thine ownself be true
True
False
11
It wasn't until Lee Strasberg took over the Actors Studio that Stanislavski's system became known as "The Method."
True
False
12
A couple of Marcel Marceau's most famous pantomimes include
"The cage" and "Walking against the wind"
"Shark tank" and "Car crash"
"The escape" and "banana peel"
"The two faces" and "enigma"
13
A goal of the Stanislavski's was: to make the external behavior - movement and voice - a beautiful, but artifical facade
True
False
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Choose the best answer: Konstantin Stanislavski was
an actor, director, teacher, and author
an actor and director
an actor
an actor, director, and teacher
15
Stanislavski co-founded the Moscow Art Theatre
False
True
16
Stanislavski co-founded the Group Theatre
False
True
17
The English word "mime" comes from the Russian word "mimos," meaning "To perform" or "To do."
True
False
18
Makeup that is pressed into a hard round cake and applied with a wet sponge
Pancake Makeup
Roundels
Clown White
Color bins
19
The Actors Studio in New York is and was based on Stanislavski's teachings
True
False
20
Using expressions and body movement to communicate rather than words
mime
Silent Screen
body language
pantomime
21
Stanislavski co-founded the Actors Studio
True
False
22
1 goal of KS's: to make the life of the character onstage continuous, with a past and future, and a life between scenes
True
False
23
Some graduates of the Actors Studio include Alec Baldwin, Robert De Niro, Sidney Portier, Marlon Brando, and James Dean
False
True
24
According to Stanislavski, the emotional reality of the actor is secondary only to the script's reality or truthfulness
False
True
25
Bradley Cooper and Sean Penn are among the recent gradaute of the Actors Studio
False
True
26
Which of these is a famous quote by Stanislavski highlighted in the text book?
There are no small parts, only small actors
To thine ownself be true
Live truthfully in imaginary circumstances
42: The answer to life, the universe, and everything.