Pop Fox Theatre - Practising Reactions

The video tutorial begins with a humorous scene involving rats discussing a restaurant. It transitions into a lesson on acting, focusing on how to express different emotions such as excitement, sadness, and disgust. The instructor guides viewers through facial expressions, body language, and vocal tones for each emotion. The video concludes with a recap, encouraging viewers to practice their acting skills.

What do Russell and Richard plan to do instead of eating rubbish?

• Cook at home

• Find a new garbage bin

• Go to Raymond's restaurant

• Visit a new park

How should your facial expression be when acting excited?

• Neutral face with no expression

• Eyes closed and mouth frowning

• Eyes wide and mouth open with a smile

• Eyes squinting and mouth pursed

What body movement might you do when acting excited?

• Sit still

• Jump up and down

• Lie down

• Walk slowly

When acting sad, how might your voice sound?

• Low and slow

• Fast and cheerful

• Monotone and flat

• Loud and high-pitched

What facial expression is typical when acting sad?

• Eyes wide open

• Smiling broadly

• Eyes closed tight

• Crying and looking down

How might you express disgust with your body language?

• Turn your body away and stick out your tongue

• Sit down quietly

• Stand still with arms crossed

• Jump up and down

What does 'disgusted' mean in the context of acting?

• Not liking something a lot

• Feeling very sad about something

• Being indifferent to something

• Feeling very happy about something