theater final info Flashcards

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What does a director do?

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  • Responsible for how the movie is portrayed (visual, emotional, and tone of film)
  • chief communicator
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What as in auteur?

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a filmmaker whose personal influence and artistic control over a movie are so great that the filmmaker is regarded as the author of the movie.

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What is montage?

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putting together the shots of the film (cutting, editing)

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4
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In theater, montage may be known as what?

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blocking

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5
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What is mis en scene?

A

design aspects of theater or film

-the arrangement of actors and scenery on stage

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What is core concept?

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  • director aims to bring out specific images, ideas, and emotions
  • core organizing principal is the highest priority image, idea, or emtion
  • consider the imaged use on move poster, the font, style, and colors
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What is high concept ?

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  • Changing historical context in order to avoid a “museum production”
  • altering gender roles
  • Julius Caesar
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What is stylization?

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  • the process of taking a play beyond reality through distortion
  • reality itself is now in question and a new vocabulary had to be found
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What is the difference between Realism and Stylization?

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The less a work of art resembles something in the physical world, the more stylized it is

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10
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What event made the circumstances difficult to support common truth?

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World War II

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What city was the most culturally advanced and exciting between 1925 and 1933? (also know for cabaret)

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Berlin

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12
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What was the period between 1925-1933 called?

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Weimar Republic

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13
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What is epic theater?

An example?

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Form of didactic drama presenting a series of loosely connected scenes that avoid illusion and often interrupt the story line to address the audience directly with analysis, argument, or documentation
ie: Ferris Buler

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14
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What does distancing effect do?

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prevents the audience from loosing itself completely by the character portrayed by the actor; makes the audience a critical observer

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What disengages the audience from the performance?(keeps them from getting emotionally attached)

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Alienation

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16
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True or False:

You need alienation for propoganda

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True

17
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What is a theater that recognizes the artificiality of performance?

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Meta Theater

18
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Who performs Meta Theater?

A

Woody Allen

19
Q

Thespis is considered to be what?

A

the first actor

20
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What did thespis do that was different?

A

he became a character instead of telling a story about one

21
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What is tight casting?

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getting locked into only playing one type of role

22
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What did Stanislavski do?

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considered both the physical and psychological worlds of the actor