acting fundamentals (voice)

Question 1

posture

Answer 1

position of a persons body or body parts

characteristics way of bearing ones body for purpose of communication

Question 2

breathing

Answer 2

adaptable and healthy breathing support systems are an efficient way to potentially reach high quality voice and are an adaptable starting place for vocalisation

Question 3

pace

Answer 3

the rate if speed that an actor talks their dialogue suitable towards character aswell as making sure they are easily unstick and their clarity is identifiable by the audience

Question 4

pitch

Answer 4

level of highness and lowness at which the voice is placed

Question 5

pause

Answer 5

a gap in vocal sound that the speaker plans or is unaware of. communications intended and non-imtended meaning

eg thinking and forgotten dialogue

Question 6

projection

Answer 6

utilising the breath support system to carry vocal sound across space. including variations in volume

Question 7

phrasing

Answer 7

the grouping of spoken words together, communications intended and unintended meaning

Question 8

tone

Answer 8

varying the space within the muscles and the mouth, nose and throat areas to add emotional characteristics to vocalisation

Question 9

accent

Answer 9

the way a group of people in a particular geography distinctly,consistently and collectively pronounce syllables, consonants and vowels

Question 10

voice in representational drama

Answer 10

drama that imitates life as it explores human psychology by placing characters in life-like situations and relationships on stage. bc it’s an imitation of life the characters don’t know the audience is there

Question 11

voice in realism

Answer 11

highly conversational
follows the basic rules of grammar
at times of increased emotion the conversation heightens