Voice
Acting
Movement
Basic Play Terminology
Rehearsals
100

in order to be heard an actor must _______ their voice.

project

100

What the dirsctor says to get the actors ready to start the scene

places

100

The planned movement on stage

blocking

100
the author of a play is called a 

playwright

100

These people are the ones auditioning for the roles

Actors

200

a voice that lacks inflection

monotone

200

the process by which actors make their character unique and believable

characterization

200

the little things an actor does on stage to appear naturally "busy"

business

200

The storyline of the play is called the...

plot

200

These people will take the place of actors who cannot fulfill the role on show night

Understudies

300

is the underlined sound voiced or unvoiced? back

unvoiced

300
This is what keeps a character from reaching their goal

obstacle

300

hand movements used by actors to communicate

gestures

300

Once a play is written, a _________ edits and prints the play.

Publisher

300

These people are the artistic minds behind how the show is portrayed.

Directors

400

How high or low one's voice is...

pitch

400

when an actor distracts the audience from the actor who should have their attention

upstaging

400

non-verbal communication conveyed with the face

facial expressions

400

When actors are asked to read a script without practicing first, it is called a ____ _______.

cold reading

400

These people take notes, run errands, call actors up to the stage, and give opinions when asked.

Assistant Directors

500

when actors speak project their voice, but keep it breathy like a whisper.

stage whisper

500

having lines memorized and rehearsing with no script in hand

off-script/off-book

500

the way an actor holds their body

posture

500

Name the 5 genres of plays.

Comedy, drama, tragedy, melodrama, farce

500

These people have the final say because they have the money

Producers