Shared Positions
Show us the full front position.
n/a
Define rate.
The speed at which words are spoken.
Who sang America the Beautiful during this year's Super Bowl?
Lauren Daigle
Fill in the blank:
Always move in ___________.
Character
What is an example of vocal tone?
a voice that is described as "warm and friendly," conveying a positive and approachable feeling.
stand up and show us 3/4 right position.
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Define volume.
The relative strength or intensity with which a sound is made.
What does HALO stand for in the military?
high altitude low opening
If a character is crossing, where are they crossing to?
The objective point.
What is the correct way to say "larvae"?
lar-vee
stand up and show us 1/4 left position.
n/a
Define tone.
The quality of the voice. Reflects emotion and resonance.
What was the shortest US presidency?
William Henry Harrison, the ninth president of the United States died a month after being inducted into presidency.
What is the only time that these rules don't apply?
When the director chooses to for an intended/specific purpose.
True or false: Nasality is the relative highness or lowness of the voice.
False, pitch
show us the right profile position.
n/a
Define color.
a word that makes a sentence personal, as it will bring forth a very personal experience associated with that word.
Who said the iconic line, "YOU CAN'T SIT WITH US!!!"
Gretchen Weiners from Mean Girls.
What does movement do?
Allows actors to visually communicate their character’s emotions, motivations, and inner life without solely relying on dialogue.
Where is your diaphragm located?
at the base of the thoracic cavity, below the lungs and heart.
Name all the shared positions (8).
full front, 1/4 left, left profile, 3/4 left, full back, 3/4 right, right profile, 1/4 right
Define inflection.
Variety in pitch.
Multiple choice: What popular website was originally created to be a dating website?
a. Instagram
b. YouTube
c. Snapchat
d. Vine
b. Youtube
What happens when an actor upstages another actor?
when an actor takes focus from the speaking actor with large gestures or movements that cause the audience to look at the non-speaking actor.
Define slating.
an industry term for a stage introduction. Might include an actor’s name, age or grade, and the role for which they are auditioning.