Acting

The actor having a strong emotional attachment to the moment is called ______________________________________

• Cross

• Cheating Out

• Connection

• Others

Connecting is about connecting to another character or being connected to one’s own character.

• True

• False

Prior events, relationships, politics, age, culture and occupation are examples of ________________________

• Connection

• Expectations

• Given Circumstances

• Pace

Given circumstances are the ________________________________

• total set of environmental and situational conditions that impact a particular moment

• potential consequences of a character

• person to whom you’re speaking or referring to within the scene

• thing said or done that prompts a character to speak or act

Obstacles are _________________________

• potential consequences

• the character’s assumption of what will happen

• things and/or people in the way of achieving an objective

• major movements of actors onstage

The who, what, why, and where are the

• core information

• real necessities

• given circumstances

• facts

The pronunciation of words, the choice of words, and the manner in which a person expresses himself or herself is

• enunciation

• diction

• vocalization

• speaking

The tempo or speed at which scene is played is known as the

• timing

• movement

• pacing

• rhythm

Stakes are all of the following except _______________________

• positive and negative

• affects character achieving or not achieving objectives

• potential consequences

• strong emotional attachment to the moment

Potential consequences of a character achieving or not achieving objectives

• Steaks

• Stakes

• Stores

• Study