PPT-A Acting Style Actor/Audience Relationship

B BLOCKING C Central Character Complex Character Important Character Minor Character Main Character Pivotal Character Characterisation Character Behaviour Character Motivation Character Development. 8 Key Terms and Steps for Actors. Can acting be taught?. What do you think?. With a partner discuss your answer. . Be prepared to share your opinion. . Students will act by developing, communicating, and sustaining characters in improvisations and in informal or formal productions.. Chapter 4 – Acting. The Stage and the School. About This PowerPoint. The following information matches with your Chapter 4 study guide.. While reviewing Chapter 4, answer the following:. Page 156, Summary & Key Ideas #1-9. Chapter Summary. Subjective/Emotional Acting. Actor tries to really live the part and feel the emotions of the character internally as much as possible.. The Actor works for emotional honesty for every moment of the play. What is acting?. Is it real or is it phony?. The ability to create complete reality while on stage.. Function of the Actor. Take the character created by the playwright and turn him into a living breathing human being. Wicked. Big Fish. Catch Me If You Can. Dead Accounts. “Bloodline” on Netflix. ". Bloodline" is a dramatic thriller that explores the demons lurking beneath the surface of a contemporary American family. The . The ultimate goal of any actor should be to make us believe completely in the reality of the character. They must be able to project sincerity, truthfulness, and naturalness in such a way that we are never aware that they are acting a part. Bell Work. Copy the agenda from the board.. If you have any questions from Friday’s lesson, please write them on the other board. We will discuss them as . a class. . Week 1. Articulation. : The clear and precise pronunciation of words. . Differences Between Stage and Film . Acting. 1. . Material. . Theatrical material is available and accessible to the public. The material has most likely been produced many times.. Film scripts are original works. The material is new to both the actor and the audience. . Theatre I. It’s a performance technique that helps maintain the illusion that characters are totally committed to the on-stage action, but simultaneously re-orients their performance so they are playing out towards the audience.. SQA . MARKING GUIDELINES SAY . YOU . MAY COMMENT ON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING;. Characterisation. Acting . techniques. Acting . style. Stage . proxemics. Interaction between characters. Use of voice and . = DNA. Section B . = Live Theatre Review: A Christmas Carol / Things I know to be true. You will have . 1 hour 30 minutes . for the whole exam. Spend . 1 hour 5 minutes answering questions on ‘DNA’ . I. mportant Terms. Stage – the area where the players perform; usually a raised platform. Proscenium Stage – a 4-sided stage built like a box with one side cut away. It literally translates to “picture frame” because the cut away side enables the audience to view the action through what appears to be a picture frame.. Acting style. Stage proxemics. Interaction between characters. Use of voice and movement. The relationship between the spoken text and physical movement or gesture. Actor/ audience relationship. Use of. Please answer section B first. This is the only part that you need to remember everything so it is best to do this first. . Warm up: Staging configurations. Using white boards draw the following stage configurations. .