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stanislavsky
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actor is to become the character, director orchestrates psychological complexity
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what are the 3 things the actor should ask him/herself
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where am i
who am i what do i want |
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components of what do i want?
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motivations, obstacle, action to get there)
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what are the crowbars of directing? what do they help you in?
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what are you trying to get your actor to do?; getting your actor to know what he/she wants
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what are 3 important parts of working with actors?
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1. personalization 2. listening 3. directing moment-to-moment
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what is proprogation
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how sound waves move through a medium
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how are density and transmission of sound related?
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denser --> faster transmission
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how fast is the speed of sound
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1130 ft /s
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other name for amplitude
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sound pressure level
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how much db has to increase to double the loudness
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10db
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how loud is a whisper
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20 db
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how loud is a conversation
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55db
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how loud is a rock concert
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100 db
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how loud is a gunshot
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140 db
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where does the sound threshold of pain start
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120 db
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what is the prob with the inverse square law
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only works with direct sound, environ surfaces keep sound from falling off
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what is freq
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waves/sec
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what affects pitch?
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the frequency of the sound wave
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what are low freq in film?
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threat
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what are high freq in film?
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serenity
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waht is ultrasonic? infrasonic?
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ultra: above 20,000hz
infra: below 20 hz |
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how do you make action seem closer?
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high freq sounds
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why can sound be heard from all around?
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diffraction: sound flows around corners
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what affect sound proprogation?
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sound radiation pattern, absorption, reflection, diffraction
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what are 3 room acoustic things?
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1. direct sound, 2. discrete relfections, 3. reverberant field
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