GCSE Revision

Hot seating is..

• Interviewing a character in role where they answer and move as the character would

• Strategies to develop the voice to allow an actor to use different accents and tone, pitch and pace of voice

• A technique where an actor records information about the character on a "gingerbread" outline.

Role on the wall is..

• Strategies to develop the voice to allow an actor to use different accents and tone, pitch and pace of voice

• A technique where an actor records information about the character on a "gingerbread" outline

• Interviewing a character in role where they answer and move as the character would

Vocal exercises can help an actor to..

• Explore the vocal state of a character in a given scene

• Explores characters emotional and physical traits which can then be realised in performance

• Useful for developing backstory to create a realistic, fully rounded character.

What is a peer group?

• all the people employed by a particular organisation.

• a group of people of approximately the same age, status, and interests.

• a small close-knit group of people who do not readily allow others to join them.

• a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.

Who said: "Alright. New rule; that word is banned."

• Brian

• Phil

• Richard

• John Tate

Who has the highest status in the group by the end of Act 1?

• John Tate

• Phil

• Richard

• Cathy

Which of these items of clothing would NOT be appropriate for a character to be wearing?

• Trainers

• Hoody

• Top hat

• White t-shirt

Which of these facial expressions would best describe a vacant emotion?

• Bleak eyes and a half smile

• Wide eyed and furrowed eyebrows

• Smiling eyes and a pout

• Haunting stare and a scowl

In the quote "you exit from the South", which word would you stress to make Phil's directions clear?

• Exit

• From

• You

• South

To signify Leah's habit of talking too much, which would you alter?

• Stress

• Accent

• Pause

• Pace