The Root of it ALL
technique of (mime) walking in place.
Illusionary Walk
the emotion conveyed when eyes narrow, outer brows and mouth turn downward, and facial muscles sag.
Sadness
One of the body parts most mimes emphasize with makeup.
Eyes
the ability to convey the heaviness/lightness of an object.
Weight
Move from one place on stage to another.
Cross
Is the art of acting without words. '' Art of silence''.
Pantomime
the emotion conveyed when eyes narrow, brows furrow, and jaw sets firmly.
Anger
The body parts where all arm movements must end.
Fingertips
Ideals in pantomime will have a particular state the weather, taste, etc.
Condition
A Frenchman who is one of the best-known mimes in history.
Marcel Marceau
'living picture', is a style of artistic presentation. A frozen (human) picture.
Tableau
the emotion conveyed when eyes squint, brows lift and mouth curves upward.
Happiness
the part of the body where most movements begin.
chest
show your audience the exact largeness/smallness of an object wherever.
Size
A silent film star who was a master of pantomime.
Charlie Chaplin
The general term of expressing ideas and emotions without using words.
Nonverbal Communication
gestures & expressions should be larger than realistic so they are easier for an audience to understand. (“Play it up”/”play it bigger”)
Exaggeration
Hand and arm movements, and facial expressions that help express an idea or emotion.
Gesture
the use of various heights, sitting, standing, bending and so on.
Levels
A movement opposite to the action that the mime wants the audience to follow.
Preparatory Action
It also is a person who performs the art of mime. To interact with imaginary objects or forces.
Mime
the emotion conveyed when eyes widen, brows lift, and mouth forms the shape of an O.
Surprised
the separation of parts of the body for individual development and expression.
Isolation
It can be shown with your eyes, hands, and your whole body.
Shape
the swiss-trained mime troupe that initiated the use of special props and non-traditional objects in mime.
Mummenshcanz