WorksheetsStanislavski - GCSE
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Units and Objectives are:
A way of dividing the script and assigning motivations/actions to characters
A way of experimenting with pace in a scene
A way of using proxemics to communicate character relationships
What lies underneath the text
What is the purpose of the 'fourth wall' in Naturalism?
To maintain the suspension of disbelief for the audience
To remind the audience that they are watching a play
To allow the audience to be a part of the action of the play
To allow the play to be performed in-the-round
Given circumstances are:
All of the information you know about the character from the play and the context
Information which you create about the character
The subtext of a scene
What the character says in the scene
Subtext is:
What lies underneath the actual lines
All of the information we know about the character
Completely opposed to what the character is actually saying
A way to apply your own memories to your character
What is the 'Magic If'?
The ability to apply all of the information you know about your character
The ability to recall your own memories and apply them to your character
The ability to change the pace of a scene
The ability to imagine yourself in the situation your character is in
What is 'Emotion Memory'?
The ability to apply all of the information you know about your character
The ability to recall your own memories and apply them to your character
The ability to change the pace of a scene
The ability to imagine yourself in the situation your character is in
"What would I do if I found myself in this (the character's) circumstance, is known as what?
The #1 Rule
The Magic If
The Stanislavski System
The One
Stanislavski asked actors to split scenes into ______________ to help them identify what their character wants in the scene.
Chunks
Objectives
Measures
Lines
How did Stanislavski describe the first circle of attention?
The isolation zone
The isolation zone
Solitude in public
The empty space
What's the difference between an objective and a super-objective?
An objective is the driving force for one action whereas the super-objective is the character's overriding objective through the play
An objective is a plan and a super-objective is a bigger plan
An objective is a reason for doing something and a super-objective is a better idea
When an actor has to play a sad scene
