CPAR 3RD ASSESSMNT

Who is responsible for putting the director’s and choreographer’s ideas into writing?

• The actors

• The stage crew

• The scriptwriters

• The costume designers

Who helps the director write the introduction and final speech?

• The actors

• The stage crew

• The scriptwriters

• The costume designers

Who is responsible for turning the concept and script into reality?

• The director

• The actors

• The backstage crew

• The scriptwriters

How does a director maintain a smooth relationship with the production team?

• By being strict and demanding.

• By being pleasant and agreeable.

• By ignoring suggestions.

• By isolating themselves from the team.

Who designs and arranges the dance steps and movements?

• The director

• The choreographer

• The scriptwriter

• The stage manager

How does a choreographer balance creativity and structure in their work?

• By strictly adhering to a pre-planned routine.

• By solely relying on the dancers' improvisation.

• By providing a framework and allowing for individual expression.

• By ignoring the dancers' suggestions and imposing their vision.

How do actors and performers balance following directions with creative expression?

• By ignoring the director’s instructions and doing their own thing.

• By blindly following the director’s every command without question.

• By finding ways to add their own unique interpretation to their roles.

• By refusing to take direction and insisting on their own vision.

How does the level of creative freedom differ between lead and supporting actors?

• Lead actors have complete creative freedom, while supporting actors have no freedom.

• Lead actors have no creative freedom, while supporting actors have complete freedom.

• Lead actors have more creative freedom to interpret their roles, while supporting actors must follow specific instructions.

• There is no difference in creative freedom between lead and supporting actors.

How do the different roles within the backstage crew contribute to the overall success of a performance?

• The stage manager is the most important role, as they control the entire show.

• The props people are the most important role, as they provide the essential objects for the performance.

• Each role is equally important, as they work together to ensure a smooth and seamless performance.

• The backstage crew is not important, as the audience only sees the actors on stage.

Who is responsible for ensuring that the lights and sounds are on time and of the right intensity?

• The stage manager

• The actors

• The technicians

• The costume designers