Parts of the Stage
What are stage directions ?
Instructions given to the actor to move from one spot to another on stage
What is a director ?
The boss or leader who directs the actors and crew, shaping the visual and dramatic vision of a movie or play
What is sound ?
The use of actor's voices (dialogue), music, and sound effects
What is movemnt ?
Movement is a performance genre that uses physical movement, gestures, and the body as the primary vehicle for storytelling, emotion, and expression
What is Rapunzel's magic ability ?
Glowing healing hair
List all stage directions.
Centerstage, upstage, downstage, stage right, stage left, backstage, offstage
What are props ?
Any movable or portable object that actors handle or use on stage during a performance
What is articulation ?
Speaking clearly and distinctly so every word can be understood by the audience.
What are facial expressions ?
When you use the muscles in your face to show how you are feeling without using any words.
Who are the main characters in "The Lion King" ?
Mufasa, Scar, Simba and Nala
Show on stage where centerstage is.
In the center or middle of stage
What is blocking ?
The precise planning of where actors stand, move, and face on the stage during a performance.
Create a sound that can tell a story. (No movement)
Good job :)
Show a movement that can tell a story. (No sounds)
Good job :)
How many movies does the franchise "Toy Story" have ?
5
Show on stage where downstage right is.
The area of the stage closest from the audience, on the right side. (Actor's perspective)
What are costumes in theatre ?
The clothing, hair styling, and accessories worn by an actor on stage to portray a specific character.
Why is projection important ?
The audience can hear every word you say and understand the story you are telling and acting out.
What does "moving with purpose" mean ?
Every movement has a reason and intention behind the story.
What is Ms. T's favorite movie ?
Princess and the Frog
Show on stage where upstage left is.
The area of the stage furthest away from the audience, near the back wall on the left. (Actor's perspective)
What is a cue ?
Bonus: What is a strike ?
A specific signal for an actor, light change, or sound effect to happen.
Bonus: The process of taking down and clearing the set after a run of shows ends.
Why is sound important in theater ?
Sound in theater shapes the story, sets the mood, build distinct characters, and communicates the story to the audience.
Why is movement important in theater ?
The use of body language tells the story without using dialogue. Your body does the talking.
What is Ms. Val's favorite movie ?
The Sandlot