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10 Cards in this Set
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Playwright
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One who writes play
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Plot |
The arrangement of the incidents that take place in a
play |
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Poetry |
Literature written in verse form, often in rhythmic
patterns and in rhyme |
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Point of View |
A position from which we perceive
(understand) an object, person, or place |
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Poise |
The effective control of all voice elements and body
movements |
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Polishing Rehearsals |
Rehearsals used to correct problems
that occur in the run throughs; The rehearsals give the actors the opportunities to fine-tune character believability, vocal projection, and “picking up cues” |
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Posture |
How we sit and stand
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Producer |
The person responsible for the entire production,
including obtaining financial backing, paying the bills, and hiring the director and creative staff |
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Production Techniques |
The methods used to stage a play
and the methods used to produce television programs and films |
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Program |
Printed sheet of paper or booklet that provides
information about the production |
