Drama Techniques - Voice

Vocal projection enables your voice to be heard by the audience

• True

• False

The tone of your voice refers to

• The lowness of sound

• The highness of sound

• The emotion in your voice

• How fast you speak

The pace of your voice is

• The emotion in your voice

• How loud your voice is

• When you walk and talk at the same time

• The speed at which someone speaks

Emphasis is the pressure on individual words that makes them stand out.

• True

• False

The vocal technique that reveals a character's country/society/culture is...

• Accent

• Pitch

• Pause

• Articulation

An actor would create a loud, powerful voice or a quiet, nervous or sad voice is caused by using..

• Accent

• Emphasis

• Volume

• Pause

Articulation is the clarity of your voice

• True

• False

Stopping your voice for dramatic effect is called

• Pace

• Pause

• Projection

• Tone

Vocal inflection is when...

• You use an accent

• You speak clearly

• Your voice rises and falls

• Your voice stops

Cueing for voice in drama is...

• When the actor needs to deliver their line

• Lining up on stage

• Hitting the right mark on stage for lighting

• When you need to be on stage