Improv
Said instead of "no"
What is "yes, and"?
expressing a story, information, or feelings through body movements and facial expressions without using spoken words
What is Pantomime?
a long, uninterrupted speech by one person in a play, movie, or conversation.
What is a monologue?
to perform a role, also one of two (sometimes three) large subsections of a show.
What is act?
When the stage lights all go out to designate the end of a scene
What is blackout?
The only game where questions are wanted.
What is the questions game?
a silent performance technique where an actor uses exact gestures, body tension, and facial expressions to make an unseen item look real.
What is the Invisible Object?
To look at something that is moving that is not really there.
What is tracking?
the period when actors learn and practice the play or musical prior to performance
What is rehearsal?
the actors in a show; also to choose the actors for a show
What is cast?
No use of profanity and weapons.
What is the rules to improv?
Showing size, shape, and weight.
What is the 3 main elements of Pantomime?
Dramatic Monologues, Comedic Monologues, and Soliloquy
What are the 3 different types of monologues?
The action actors perform on stage
What is blocking?
A room where actors sit backstage while waiting for their scene to come up
What is a green room?
The game in which there are 4 actors on the stage and 1 host.
What is Party Quirks?
Facial Expressions, gestures, body posture, movement, focal point, timing/rhythm, spacial relationship, and consistency
What are the tools of pantomime?
The word you say when you forget your monologue while performing.
What is line?
a transparent colored piece of plastic used to change the color of the stage lights.
What is a gel?
A bulletin board that has posted a list of the actors and other important information about the play or rehearsals
What is a callboard?
The game where something good happens is immediately followed by something bad that happens.
What is Fortunately, Unfortunately?
You must see it in order for the audience to see it.
What is the number 1 rule of pantomime?
Where were you born? How old are you? How much do you make?
What are character development questions?
a team consisting of the producer, director, musical director, choreographer and designers
What is creative team?
A dramatic work, in which songs further the development of characters and plot
What is a musical?