English Identification

Memorize line(actions, moves, facial expression, etc. Emphasize the goals or objectives of a character

• Tension

• Focus

• Timing

• Rhythm

Viewing drama with focus on its conflict. it builds as the audience predicts the result in the plot.

• Tension

• Focus

• Timing

• Rhythm

think of timing of movements and gestures and the right time of their execution.

• Tension

• Focus

• Timing

• Rhythm

The period of timing and speed of the drama It has rule that it should never be repeated throughout the drama, no matter its length.

• Tension

• Focus

• Timing

• Rhythm

Lines, speeches, songs, or any other element in a printed script left out of a particular production.

• Cuts

• Diaphragm

• Diction

• Director

The lower part of the lungs, filling the abdominal space that supports the voice when actors and singers breathe correctly on stage.

• Cuts

• Diaphragm

• Diction

• Director

Clear, sharp pronunciation of words, especially of consonants.

• Cuts

• Diaphragm

• Diction

• Director

The person charged with staging a play or musical, who coordinates all onstage aspects of the production, including the performances of the actors

• Cuts

• Diaphragm

• Diction

• Director

An exaggerated facial response to another actor's words or actions, usually used for comic.

• Double-take

• Downstage

• Equity

• Finding your light

Area of the stage closest to the audience.

• Double-take

• Downstage

• Equity

• Finding your light