Improvisation

What is improvisation?

• Improvisation is the use of pre-written material in a performance.
• Improvisation is a planned performance with a script.
• Improvisation is the act of rehearsing a performance beforehand.
• Improvisation is the spontaneous creation or performance of content without prior planning.

What are the guidelines of Improvisation?

Answer explanation

The basic rules of Improvisation

- Remain open to partner, plot, and ideas

• - Listen and Respond

• - Show, don't tell

• - Take Risks

• - Trust yourself and your partner

What is the most important rule of Improvisation?

Answer explanation

Always say "Yes, and..."

What is an ensemble?

• An ensemble is a single model used for prediction.
• An ensemble is a type of data visualization technique.
• An ensemble is a method for data cleaning.
• An ensemble is a combination of multiple models to enhance prediction accuracy.

Why is trust important in Improv?

• Trust fosters collaboration and creativity in Improv.
• Trust is only important for solo performances.
• Trust hinders spontaneity in Improv.
• Trust is irrelevant in Improv.

What can Improv help with?

• Improv helps with financial planning.
• Improv helps with communication, creativity, teamwork, confidence, and quick thinking.
• Improv is primarily for learning math skills.
• Improv focuses on physical fitness training.

All improvs must have what two main elements?

• Planning and execution
• Critique and performance
• Structure and rehearsal
• Agreement and spontaneity

What does it mean to be In the Scene?

• Being a passive observer in a community.
• Avoiding participation in social events.
• Being actively involved in a particular environment or community.
• Only attending events without engaging with others.

How can improvisers develop characters and scenes?

• By memorizing scripts and dialogues
• Through solo performances without interaction
• By focusing solely on costume design
• Improvisers develop characters and scenes through backstory creation, physicality, emotional connection, and collaborative storytelling.