Acting I Review

Which of the following is NOT a component of timing in contrast in voice?

• Tone

• Pace

• Pause

• Projection

Which of the following best describes the use of "Tone" in acting?

• Changing the speed of the dialogue

• Showing multiple emotions

• Highlighting the subtext

• Using different facial expressions

What does "Pace" refer to in acting?

• The actor changes the speed of the dialogue when the emotions change

• Showing multiple emotions that make the audience feel how the character feels

• The actor stops and shows point of focus on the most important lines of dialogue

• The actor changes the tone of their voice

Which aspect of acting involves raising and lowering the shoulders with emotion?

• Point of Focus

• Stance

• Posture

• Facial Reactions

What did your notes suggest about the actor's head and shoulders?

• They should remain still

• They should move with emotions

• They should follow the audience's gaze

• They should be highlighted with props

Which of the following best describes "Posture" in acting?

• The actor's facial expressions

• The character's gaze and reactions

• Raising and lowering the shoulders with emotion

• The speed and timing of movements

What does "how the actor does the movement and the emotion they put into the pace of the movement" describe?

• Stance

• POF

• Facial Reaction

• Movement and Emotion

What does "Raising and lowering the eyebrow" indicate in acting?

• Stance

• POF

• Facial Reaction

• Reaction

Match the following

• thoughts and actions of the character

• Contrast in Voice

• Variating Tone, Pace and Pauses

• Subtext

• Looking where the character would

• Contrast in Body

• Variating POF, Stance and Posture

• Point of Focus

What does 2...3...1 refer to?

• 2 seconds to set the stage, 3 seconds to introduce the monologues and 1 second before ending slate

• 2 seconds after the introduction, 3 seconds of transition and 1 second before ending slate