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23 Cards in this Set
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emoting
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expressing emotions too much
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ensemble ethic
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purposeful interaction between fellow actors- a working relationship based on trust and being part of a whole group
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fall
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forgetting your lines or getting lost in a scene
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going up
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forgetting your lines during a rehearsal or a performance
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illusion of the first time
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the actor's ability to perform in a show over and over again with the same energy and emotion
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interplay
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interaction between characters
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Step on
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to cut off or interrupt another character by speaking over his or her lines
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supporting roles
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roles that support a leading role
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an actors voice needs
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strength, volume, flexibility and audibility
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2 muscles that force air into lungs
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diaphragm and intercostals
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larynx
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contains vocal cords
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resonators
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mouth, throat, sinuses and nose
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articulators
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tongue, lips, soft palette, hard palette, teeth, cheeks and jaw
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pitch
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the highness or lowness of your voice
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volume
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loudness of voice
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rate
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speed of your speech
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resonance
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a rich, warm vocal quality
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project
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to increase voice so it carries to the audience
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larynx
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voice box
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inflection
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variety of vocal speech
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diaphragm
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flat muscle that seperates the chest from the abdominal cavity
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audible
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able to be heard
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What are the elements of good vocal production are
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1-controlled breathing
2-resonance 3-pitch and inflection 4- volume 5-rate 6- clear articulaion 7- pronunciation |
