Drama Vocal Key Terms

What does vocal ‘pitch’ refer to?

• How high or low your voice is.

• How loud or soft your voice is.

• How fast or slow your voice is.

• The emotion with which you speak.

What does vocal ‘pace’ refer to?

• How high or low your voice is.

• How loud or soft your voice is.

• How fast or slow your voice is.

• The emotion with which you speak.

What does vocal ‘volume’ refer to?

• Whether you pause for dramatic effect.

• How loud or quiet your voice is.

• How fast or slow your voice is.

• The emotion with which you speak.

What does vocal ‘tone’ refer to?

• Whether you pause for dramatic effect.

• The emotion with which you speak.

• Whether you speak with an accent.

• How loud or quiet your voice is.

What does vocal term ‘pause’’ refer to?

• Whether you pause for dramatic effect.

• The emotion with which you speak.

• Whether you speak with an accent.

• How loud or quiet your voice is.

What does the vocal term ‘articulate’ refer to?

• Able to speak clearly and expressively.

• Ensuring your voice can be heard at all times on stage.

• Speaking with an accent.

• How low or high you are speaking.

What does the vocal term ‘projection’ refer to?

• Able to speak clearly and expressively.

• Ensuring your voice can be heard at all times on stage.

• How fast or slow your speech is.

• How low or high you are speaking.

Should you always use a variety of vocal skills?

• Yes because the teacher said.

• Yes because this shows that we have range as an actor and keeps the audience interested.

• Yes because the character does

• No