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WorksheetsUnit 2 Creative Dramatics
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Blocking is
the precise staging of actors to tell the story visually
the process of editing film footage
the use of lighting to create mood
the selection of costumes for actors
Gestures are
movements of the body or limbs that express emotion or information
spoken words used to communicate
written symbols on paper
sounds made by musical instruments
Stage Business is
small actions performed by actors on stage to add detail and realism to the scene
the main dialogue spoken by the lead actor
the lighting setup for a particular scene
the musical score played during a performance
Finding a space in between other actors in order to be seen
Windows
Curtains
Props
Lights
The open area between parts of a stage picture
Space
Light
Sound
Color
What is a frozen picture?
Tableau
Monologue
Soliloquy
Dialogue
How close or far away you are from the other actors is known as
Proximity
Volume
Depth
Gesture
How actors position themselves in a stage picture using imaginary lines AND how they use their arms and legs
Angles
Levels
Focus
Blocking
How actors decide to place themselves in the stage picture by thinking about character
Relationships
Lighting
Props
Costumes
High, medium, low positioning of actors
Levels
Blocking
Focus
Tempo
How close or how far away the actors are from the audience in their stage picture
Depth
Blocking
Projection
Tempo
The act of pronouncing words
Articulation
Intonation
Punctuation
Enunciation
Control of volume and quality (loud and clear)
Projection
Resonance
Pitch
Articulation
The relative ease people can understand the words spoken
Clarity
Volume
Pitch
Accent
Referring to consonants, such as B, D AND V that cause vibrations of the vocal folds when sounded
Voiced
Unvoiced
Silent
Nasal
The changes in the speech organs when pronouncing a particular sound
Enunciation
Intonation
Articulation
Phonation
An unvaried speaking tone, lacking inflection
Monotone
Dialogue
Pitch
Volume
The relative highness or lowness of the voice
Pitch
Volume
Tempo
Timbre
The speed at which words are spoken
Rate
Pitch
Volume
Tone
The sound produced through the nasal passages, leaving the voice to sound flat.
Nasality
Resonance
Articulation
Pitch
Referring to consonants such as P, T and F that do not cause vibration of the vocal folds when sounded.
Voiceless
Nasal
Fricative
Voiced
The strength, force or intensity with which sound is made.
Volume
Pitch
Tempo
Melody
The manner of saying words using the correct sounds in words and placing the accent on the stressed syllables.
Pronunciation
Punctuation
Translation
Intonation
Modulation, variety in pitch.
Inflection
Monotone
Articulation
Resonance
Stylistic representation of speech, part, or role.
Interpretation
Narration
Dialogue
Monologue
An open scene is:
a scene where only dialogue is given
a scene performed outdoors
a scene with a large audience
a scene with special effects
A sitcom is:
a situation comedy television show
a type of news program
a documentary series
a reality competition show
Using your body and voice effectively as an actor involves:
Expressing emotions and intentions clearly through body & voice
Ignoring physical and vocal techniques.
Relying only on memorizing lines.
Focusing solely on facial expressions.
What is a visual image that is captivating and tells a story?
Photograph
Stage Picture
Blocking
Stage Business
What is a stock character?
Character with a personality type that is repeated throughout stories
Character that wears stockings
A character created based on dialogue
Character that has no lines
The costume designer is responsible for what the actors wear.
True
False
The props master is in charge of gather and creating the objects that can be picked up/carried on stage.
True
False
