Movement and Improvisation test

Spontaneous improvisation is...

• a lot of fun.

• when you say- lets just act

• when you act out a drama without rehearsal or preparation.

• not something you should do.

With reference to spontaneous improvisation, to block the drama means...

• to stop the drama progressing

• to decide on where people are standing and entering

• to use lego.

• to play mindcraft.

In spontaneous improvisation we should always go along with the other actors ideas. This is called...

• acting.

• rejecting.

• blocking.

• accepting.

Rehearsed improvisation is when...

• you make up the drama on the spot.

• the actors get time to discuss and rehearse before presenting.

• you use a script.

For the most successful scene, before actors start to improvise they should be given some information. Select what information would be useful...

• The script

• A platform- people, place, problem

• A detailed outline of very moment of the scene.

• The 5 W's - who, what, when, where and why?

What is corpsing?

• When you drop dead on stage.

• when you break character by laughing on stage.

• when you are shy and don't speak loud enough on stage.

• when you turn your back to the audience and they can't see you.

The acronym for MOVEMENT is...

• MCDRARTSMS

• PPTRAFFICPAVE

• BUGPEF

• SPECS

the three words to describe use of space are...

• Small, medium and large.

• Good, ok and bad.

• A little, not much, loads

• Direct, indirect and not direct.

The two words to describe posture are...

• Straight and slouched

• Lying down and standing up

• Slumped and leaning

• Upright and downright

Mime is - Acting without words... we use an acronym to remember all the different elements...

• BUGPEF

• PPTRAFFICPAVE

• MCDARTSMS

• SPECS