Acting question structure Flashcards

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Step 1:

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Contextualise the extract for the character in terms of where they are: narratively and emotionally at this point

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Step 2:

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2 or 3 key aspects of the characters personality that we see evidence of in this extract. Include quote from extract.

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Step 3:

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What thematic value does the character have/what context do they embody in this extract?

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Step 4:

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How will the plays style (refer to expressionism) be significant in your acting decisions? Heightened? Grotesque? Natural?

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5
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Step 5:

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Highlight 3 moments in the extract where the characters personality/thematic value/social context is really strong. (start, middle, end). Remember at the end of each paragraph you must push out to the rest of the play…

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6
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What should you always remember to do at the end of each descriptive paragraph?

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Branch out to the rest of the play.
How is their behaviour different/similar elsewhere? What are the consequences of their behaviour in this moment? Another moment where their thematic value is communicated?

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7
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How many technical acting elements should be used in each paragraph?

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6 elements

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8
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What are the 8 physical elements?

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Demeanour, Facial expressions, Gait, Gesture, Proxemics, Physical interaction, Energy, Eye Contact

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9
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What are the 8 vocal elements?

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Pitch, Pace, Pause, Power, Tone, Emphasis, Diction, Accent

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