Script Terms
Basic Acting Terms
Movement on Stage
Areas of Stage
Negative Words
100

the written words in a script that are intended to be spoken aloud by the characters

Lines

100

refers to a person regardless of gender

Actor

100

determining the basic movements of the actors during a play, as set by the director and/or actors 

Blocking

100

 on the stage and visible to the audience.

Onstage

100

an unskilled actor who overacts

Ham
200

 the written text of a play, movie,or broadcast

Script

200

refers to exclusively a female who acts

Actress

200

 To move from one position to another on stage

Cross

200

(in a theater) not on the stage and so not visible to the audience 

Offstage

200

using any sort of stage business, gesture, facial expression, or vocalization to steal the focus of the audience from another actor on stage

Upstaging

300

conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or movie

Dialogue

300

the type of acting in which a cast works as a team to create a total effect rather than a group of individual performances

Ensemble Playing

300

Moving in the opposite direction (and out of the way!) of another actor who is moving across the stage.

Counter Cross

300

the area in a theater out of view of the audience, especially in the wings or dressing rooms.

Backstage

300

when an actor speaks one or more lines ahead, causing confusion for other cast members and at times,omitting crucial information for the audience or an entrance cue

Jump Lines

400

Having a part memorized so that a script is no longer needed.

Off-Book

400

a part in a play

Role

400

to turn the body out,partially toward the audience,while appearing to talk directly to another character on stage, thus allowing the audience to see the facial expressions of the performers 

Cheat
400

Completely turned away from the audience

Full Back
400

sideways towards the audience

Profile

500

 the pacing, tempo, orrhythm of lines, actions, gestures,stage business, lighting cues,sound cues, etc

Timing

500

a role in a play

character

500

the spot, literally on the floor or established during rehearsal, from which actors deliver their lines 

and

:a direction for anactor to go to a certain placeonstage and deliver a line

Mark

and 

"Hit Your Mark

500

Facing the audience completely 

Full Front

500

Bonus for fun!!

- what is the name of the musical this year (100 extra points if you can name the person they based the music off of)

9 to 5

Dolly Parton