Term Test 1

The distinctive way of speaking, a language, typical to a certain country, region, or group of people.

• Accent
• Acting
• British
• Mad

What an actor uses for creative expression and characterization; the mind, the body, and the voice.

• Actor's Tools
• Body
• Tableau
• Feet

How did character feels in the moment.

• Emotion
• Body Position
• Surprise
• Theatre

Changes in vocal dynamics, including pitch, excellent, emphasis, rhythm, and tempo.

• Inflection

• Box
• Sadness
• Walk

A physical, vocal quirk, or habit associated with your character.

• Mannerism
• Emotion
• Profile Walk
• Art Deco

The reason the character behaves, or speaks in a certain way

• Motivation
• Cross
• Pressure Walk
• Fear

Characters, goal, desire, or intention at a certain point in the story; this super objective is the characters overall goal for the entire story.

• Objective
• Endowment
• Posture
• Anger

The variety of pitches from low to high that a performers voice can produce.

• Range
• Exaggerated Resistance
• Pitch
• Pressure Walk

The ability to captivate an audience.

• Stage Presence
• Facial Expressions
• Objects
• Pressure

The inner thoughts of a character that are not spoken out loud; the unspoken meaning, or intention behind the characters, actions, or words.

• Subtext
• Gesture
• Nonverbal Communication
• Make it real