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Stage & School Chapter 1 Improvisation
Stage & School Chapter 1 Improvisation
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Stage and School Chapter One Quiz
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Which of the following TV shows could be considered a SITCOM or Situation Comedy?
Greys Anatomy
Young Sheldon
The Walking Dead
NCIS
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Which of these should you DO when improvising.
Listen & Observe
make simple statements.
Ask yes or no questions
Deny what your partner says.
3
What is the primary means of conveying character?
Movement
All of the Above
Body Language
The Voice
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In which part of the motivated sequence does your brain registers thestimulus.
Main Response
Idea Conection
Primary Response
Secondary Response
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Thingsthat are heard, seen, tasted, felt, or smelled.
External Stimulus
Internal Stimulus
6
Define Improvisation.
TV programs that are situation centered.
Naturalness needed to keep a production fresh.
Natural way a person responds to stimulus.
Portrayal of a character or scene without rehearsal.
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Thenaturalness needed to keep a production fresh is..............
Characterization
Motivation
Illusion of the First Time
Spontaneity
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Focuses on the situation itself and shows how different characters react to the same event.
Character-Centered Approach
Situation-Centered Approach
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Thoughts & emotions
External stimuli
Internal stimuli
Motivations
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Which of these should you NOT do when improvising?
Ask terminal questions
Take cues from your partner.
Establishyour character quickly.
Reactspontaneously
11
Which item focuses on one or more
characters
who experience different situations.
Character-Centered Approach
Drama
Situation-Centered Approach
Sitcom
12
When improvising it is okay to let your partner do most of the work.
False
True
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Which step is not part of the motivated sequence?
Main Response
Vocal Response
Idea Connection
Experience the stimulus
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Inappropriately diverting attention from the main actors in a scene by calling attention to you
scene-stealing
situation-centered
character-centered