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This is the planned movement of an actor on stage:

• Choreography

• Blocking

• Walking

• Crossing

This triggers an action or the start of a line.

• Lights

• Sound

• Sight Lines

• A Cue

The movement directions an actor will follow in a scene (entering, exiting, crossing to different places on stage, actions), written using stage directions.

• Blocking

• Lines

• Rehearse

An imaginary wall between the audience and the actors onstage or in film. When you “break this wall" you include the audience in your scene by speaking to them or looking at the camera. 

• Flat

• Fourth Wall

• Set/ Scenery

What is acting done by one person called?

• Duet

• Monotone

• Monologue

• Solo Acting

What is pitch?

• How loud or soft a sound is.

• When you throw a baseball.

• How high or low sound is.

• The sound that you hear.

A long speech given by a character that expresses inner thoughts aloud to himself and the audience.

• soliloquy

• aside

• monologue

• dialogue

What is the difference between monologue and soliloquy?

• monologue is done by multiple characters

• a soliloquy is spoken to an audience

• a monologue is spoken by a character

• monologue has an audience, a soliloquy does not

If you walk towards the audience, you are walking ________.

• Upstage

• Downstage

• Stage Right

• Stage Left

If you are walking away from the audience, you are walking _________________.

• Upstage

• Downstage

• Stage Right

• Stage Left