drama exam Flashcards

1
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Articulation?

A

physical act of clear vocal expression

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2
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blocking

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planned movement and stage composition developed early in rehearsals

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3
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Cheat (cheating out)

A

turning your upper body out towards the audience so they can see you better

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4
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cue

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trigger for an action to be carried out at a specific time

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5
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director

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someone who supervises the integration of all the elements: acting, stating, lighting in a play

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6
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dress rehearsal

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to complete a final run-through of the performance, full technical, costume, makeup, and prop elements

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7
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puppetry

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a form of theatre or performance that involves the manipulation of puppets

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8
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off book

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no longer needing the script to rehearse

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9
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prompt

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to supply an actor with forgotten missed or corrected dialogue

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10
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conflict

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generally occurs when a character cannot achieve an objective due to an obstacle

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11
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actor/actress

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a person who’s profession is acting/performing a role on the stage, in movies, or on television

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12
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tragedy

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a branch of drama that treats in a serious and dignified style the sorrowful or terrible events encountered or cause by a heroic individual

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13
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understudy

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an individual who will take over a role if a performer is unable to continue

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14
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types of the stage?

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Proscenium (one side audience)
Traverse (two side)
Thrust (3 sides)
Arena (all sides)
Flexible (seats anywhere)

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15
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Body positions?

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One quarter, full front, profile, three quarters, full back

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16
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Mode of communication?

A

Voice, face, movement

17
Q

What’s a mime?

A

the silent art of using body movements to create an illusion of reality

18
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What is a pantomime?

A

The use of mime techniques, acting without words to tell a story

19
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5 elements of corporeal mime?

A

pause, hesitation, weight, resistance, surprise

20
Q

Elements of a children’s theatre show?

A

Educational value
Visually stimulating
Elements of humour

21
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Types of puppets?

A

Marionette (string)
movable mouth puppet
rod puppet
Shadow puppet