Etiquette
You should do this with your phone when the show is about to start
What is turn it off?
Acting without sound.
What is pantomime?
The specific staging of a play’s movements, usually given by the director
What is blocking?
This is ONE of the four elements of light.
What is color, intensity, distribution, and shape/size?
spoken lines in a skit or play; actual words that the characters say.
What is dialogue?
What is on the floor?
Another name for the audience.
What is the house?
the creating and convincing of attributes of a character
What is characterization?
The MAIN COSTUME ELEMENT that influences a kimono costume is...
What is setting?
This is the name of the spotlight that does NOT follow actors.
What is a profile spot?
TRUE OR FALSE: It is okay to go backstage to see a performer IF they're close friend or family.
What is false?
a second audition
What are callbacks?
the ability to direct one’s voice so as to be heard clearly at a distance
What is projection?
What is on the floor?
Sound that is orchestration or songs
What is music?
What is laugh?
the area beyond the curtain (can include the dressing room and green rooms)
What is backstage?
the basic goals or intentions of a character.
What is objective?
The reasons for stage makeup that we learned were: basic, age, health, and ____________.
What is environment?
the acting out of the part of a particular person or character.
The order of events that demands linear action.
What is storyline?
the articulation of speech and it clear pronunciation.
What is diction?
One of the first elements of sound was ___________.
What is a slapstick?
use of face, body, and voice to portray character.
What is the actor?