Which one of these is not one of the Three Tools of the Actor?

• Voice

• Body Language

• Communication

• Facial Expression

The way in which your character speaks to communicate their emotion.

• Tone

• Projection

• Volume

• Pitch

A vocal skill that improves your vocal volume.

• Tone

• Projection

• Volume

• Pitch

The way in which your character holds their body or stands.

• Gesture

• Eye contact

• Mannerisms

• Posture

The use of hands and arms to aid your expression and communicate

• Gestures

• Eye contact

• Mannerisms

• Posture

A moment of action that is frozen on stage to tell a story

• Tableau

• Thought track

• Hot-seating

• Narrator

The back of the stage, furthest away from the audience.

• Down stage

• Centre stage

• Up stage

• On stage

The front of the stage, closest to the audience

• Down stage

• Centre stage

• Up stage

• On stage

When your character speaks their toughts and feelings out loud to the audience

• Thought-tracking

• Blocking

• Levels

• Status

The use of vertical space on stage to make performances more interesting and to show relationships

• Thought-tracking

• Blocking

• Levels

• Status