Mime: Fixed-Point/ Fix Point

What does a fixed point in mime mean?

• A point that cannot be moved in space

• A point that is constantly changing

• A point that is invisible to the audience

• A point that is irrelevant to the performance

How does the audience's imagination interact with the performer's in mime?

• By moving the fixed point around

• By ignoring the fixed point completely

• By changing the fixed point constantly

• By creating an illusion based on the fixed point

What is an illusion?

• a false or misleading perception or belief

• A reference to someone else

• What is real

• A detailed drawing

What is the purpose of tension in mime performance?

• To distract from the fixed point

• To create a sense of chaos

• To confuse the audience

• To show the presence of an object or space

How can a performer test their accuracy with fixed points?

• Using an object or a partner

• By constantly moving the fixed point

• By changing the fixed point's location

• By ignoring the fixed point

What is the importance of the space between two fixed points in mime?

• It is constantly changing

• It is used to confuse the audience

• It determines the relationship between the points

• It has no significance in mime performance

What is the main goal of the mime exercise explained in this video?

• To perform without any specific points

• To ignore the concept of fixed points

• To confuse the audience with random movements

• To define a fixed point and create illusions

What is the purpose of recording and uploading the mime exercise?

• To share and receive feedback on creativity

• To keep the performance private

• To avoid practicing mime

• To hide the performance from others

What is the audience's role in creating the illusion in mime?

• To distract the performer from the fixed points

• To ignore the performer's fixed points

• To imagine the objects based on the performer's fixed points

• To constantly change the fixed points

What do you feel is most challenging about fixed-point?