Stanislavski & Me
What is an obstacle?
THIS is a term that means to be heard loudly and clearly in theatre. (Hint: Starts with a P)
What is PROJECTION?
How does the location/time period inform your set/scenery pieces?
ANSWER: It helps to give you clues as to what the location may look like (colors, class system, things needed in the space, art styles, time period).
What is a likely objective for a cat stuck in a tree?
EITHER ONE I WILL TAKE: To get down safely/to survive/to get out of the tree.
Define the term cheating out? What does it mean to cheat out in theatre?
Facing body to audience.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What kind of hand prop would represent the holidays/Spring Break for you? WHY?
YOU ANSWER...
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What are two common TACTICS to convince your parents to let you go to a concert?
What is: promise to do the chores, beg them, make a deal that you'll buy the tickets if they let you go, etc.
What is the term for silent acting?
What is PANTOMIME?
Describe at least TWO considerations to think about when designing any technical elements. (I have FIVE options on here)
Constantin ____________ is the man who created the Moscow Theatre in Russia and designed the 4-term method to allow actors to be more "real" onstage.
Who is STANISLAVSKI?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What are the 5 conflict types we've discussed in class?
What are: Character vs. Character, Nature, Self, Supernatural, Society?
The difference between props and set pieces is that sets are not _________! (Hint: 8 letters)
What is MOVEABLE?
DEFINE ALL FOUR TERMS of the Stanislavski method: Objectives, Stakes, Obstacles, Tactics.
Objectives- Goal, want/need
Stakes- Something a character stands to gain/lose
Obstacles- Standing in a character's way
Tactics- Strategies or things done to achieve goal
This is a man that came up with the 6 most important elements of drama (Hint: Starts with an A)
WHO is Aristotle?
(HINT: D.P., S.P., C.P., & H.P)
What are: Decorative Props (Set Dressing), Set Props, Costume Props, & Hand Props