Exam 7: The Art of Acting
Exam 1: Theatre, Art, and Entertainment15 Questions
Exam 2: Stage Vs Screen14 Questions
Exam 3: Theatre and Cultural Diversity15 Questions
Exam 4: Experiencing and Analyzing Plays15 Questions
Exam 5: A Day in the Life of a Theatre15 Questions
Exam 6: The Playwright and the Script15 Questions
Exam 7: The Art of Acting15 Questions
Exam 8: The Art of Directing15 Questions
Exam 9: The Art of Design15 Questions
Exam 10: A Creative Life15 Questions
Exam 11: Concise Version the Many Types of Theatre15 Questions
Exam 12: Then and Now Version Non-Western Theatre30 Questions
Exam 13: Then and Now Version the Greeks to the Rise of Christianity30 Questions
Exam 14: Then and Now Version the Dark Ages to the Dawn of the Renaissance30 Questions
Exam 15: Then and Now Version the Renaissance28 Questions
Exam 16: Then and Now Version the Restration, the Enlightenment, and Romanticism27 Questions
Exam 17: Then and Now Version Modern Theatre29 Questions
Exam 18: Then and Now Version the Muscial25 Questions
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When actors thinks back over certain incidents in their lives and remember them well enough to relive the accompanying emotions, it is called…
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If a character's inner conflict is powerful enough to affect his or her good judgment and cause the character to make unfortunate choices, it is called a…
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Character Flaw, Fatal Flaw, or Tragic Flaw
This is another term for digital actors.
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This is the small room where the actors wait to make their entrances.
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What is the method Stanislavsky advocated to help actors get to the point of feeling a strong empathy for his/her character?
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Stanislavsky is perhaps the most famous acting teacher of the twentieth century. His method of acting became known as…
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One key to understanding a character's motivation is to look at it from the character's point of view. A well-drawn character is always attempting to change negatives into positives. This is called…
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The most important want or driving force that governs the actions of the character during the entire play is called…
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The ability to understand and identify with another's situation, feelings, and motives so completely that you feel you are experiencing that situation and those emotions is called…
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When actors have little or no emotional bond with a character, they replace the character's emotions with unrelated but personal emotions of their own. This technique is called…
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This acting technique allows actors to find similarities between themselves and the character and to explore the resulting emotions and thoughts by asking an important question.
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This can include broad topics such as upbringing, religion, and social standing, but it can also include what happened to the character the moment before he or she entered the stage.
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In this type of audition the actors are only given about a minute to perform. What is this type of fast-moving audition called?
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