Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Who is the Director

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a. Leader of the Production
b. Hires the Designers
c. Casts the Actors
d. Guides the Process
e. Holds the Artistic Vision for the Production

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Hister

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a. Teacher-Directors

b. Late 19th Century – Realistic Directors

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Stylized Directors (20th century)

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i. Artistic Vision
1. Core Concept – example: love that ends tragically – they can never be together
2. High Concept – Director’s Vision

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Contemporary Directors

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  1. julie taymor

2. susan stroman

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Selecting the play

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a. Passionate about creating / speaks to you / vision
b. Why do this now? Relevance, important
c. Economic considerations - $$, Venue,
d. Is there an audience for this?

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6
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Directors:

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Selecting the play
designer selection
casting
implementation

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7
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casting

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casting 90% of directing

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implementation

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a. meet with designers

b. rehearse the actors

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rehears the actors

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  • staging
  • business
  • charactter building/actor coaching
  • pacing
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staging

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“Blocking” – Refers to the timing and placement of a character’s entrances, exits, rises, crosses, and other major movements of all sorts

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business

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small movements

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12
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pacing

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reviewers note

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