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30 Cards in this Set
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WHAT ARE THE THREE ELEMENTS OF ACTING
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TALENT=INNATE ABILITY
TRAINING=EDUCATION PRACTICE=EXPERIENCE |
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WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF ACTING
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TALENT=INNATE ABILITY
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WHAT IS OSCAR BROCKETTS DEFINITION OF ART
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ONE WAY WHERE BY HUMAN-BEINGS SEEK TO UNDERSTAND THE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE
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WHAT IS ARISTOTLE'S DEFINITION OF THEATRE
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A REPRESENTATION OF HUMANS NOT THEIR ACTION BUT WHY THEY DO WHAT THEY DO
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WHAT ARE THE SIX PARTS OF DRAMA
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PLOT
CHARACTER THOUGHT SPECTACLE DICTION MUSIC |
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WHAT ARE THE ORIGINS OF THEATRE
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STORYTELLING
RITUALS MIMICRY |
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WHAT ARE THE 5 QUALITIES OF THEATRE
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LIFELIKE
OBJECTIVE EPHEMERAL IMMEDIATE COMPLEXITY OF ITS MEANS |
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HOW ARE CHARACTERS REVEALED
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WHAT THEY DO
WHAT THEY SAY WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT THEM STAGE DIRECTIONS |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 MAIN SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT FOR ACTING
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TECHNICAL ACTING
METHOD ACTING |
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WHAT ARE KONSTANTIN STANISLAVSKI'S THREE PARTS OF BUILDING CHARACTER
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THE MAGIC "IF"
CIRCLE OF ATTENTION EMOTION MEMORY |
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WHAT ARE THE SIX BASIC ELEMENTS OF VISUAL DESIGN
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LINE
SHAPE SPACE TEXTURE COLOR ORNAMENT |
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WHAT IS THE COSTUME DESIGNER'S RESPONSIBILITIES
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE APPEARANCE OF THE CHARACTERS (CLOTHES, ACCESSORIES, MAKEUP, HAIR)
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WHAT IS THE PRODUCTION PROCESS FOR THE COSTUME DESIGNER
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READ SCRIPT
TALK TO DIRECTOR AND OTHER DESIGNERS FACTUAL RESEARCH EVOKATIVE RESEARCH NONTRADITIONAL RESEARCH SKETCHING FITTINGS COSTUME PARADE |
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WHAT IS THE JOB OF THE WARDROBE SUPERVISOR
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARE AND UPKEEP OF THE COSTUMES DURING THE RUN OF THE PLAY
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WHAT IS A MILLINER
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A PERSON WHO DESIGNS, MAKES, OR SELLS HATS FOR WOMEN
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WHO ARE THE FATHERS OF MODERN REALISTIC DRAMA
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ANTON CHEKHOV- RUSSIA
AUGUSTE STRINDBERG- SWEDEN HENRIK IBSEN- NORWAY |
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WHAT IS A VOCATION
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A JOB, CAREER, CRAFT, SOMETHING CHOSEN FOR A LIVELIHOOD
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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF UNIONS
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SAG- SCREEN ACTORS GUILD
AEA- ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION USA- UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS |
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WHAT IS THE SCENE DESIGNERS RESPONSIBILITY
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RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERALL APPEARANCE OF PERFORMANCE SPACE
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WHAT ARE THE BASIC SCENIC ELEMENTS
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SOFT SCENERY
FRAMED SCENERY 3-D SCENERY |
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WHAT IS A SCRIM
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A CURTAIN OR DROP MADE OF GAUZELIKE FABRIC. WHEN LIGHTED ONLY FROM THE FRONT, IT APPEARS OPAQUE. WHEN LIGHTED FROM THE BACK IT APPEARS TRANSLUCENT
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WHAT IS A CYCLORAMA
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ANY ARRANGEMENT OF CLOTH OR OTHER MATERIAL THAT CURVES AROUND THE REAR OF THE STAGE AND PARTIALLY DOWN THE SIDES. USUALLY NEUTRAL IN COLOR, IT IS OFTEN LIGHTED TO REPRESENT THE SKY OR USED AS A PROJECTION SURFACE
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WHAT IS A FLAT
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A FRAME THAT IS COVERED WITH LUAN (PLYWOOD) OR MUSLIN (100% UNBLEACHED COTTON)
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WHAT ARE THE WAYS TO MOVE SCENERY
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WAGON (WHEELS)
MANUAL TURNTABLE ELEVATOR STAGES FLYING |
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WHAT ARE ELEVATIONS
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DETAILED TECHNICAL DRAWINGS REGARDING THE APPEARANCE AND CONSTRUCTION OF EACH SCENIC UNIT
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WHAT IS THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY
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BUILDS THE SCENERY FOR THE THEATRE
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WHAT IS THE MASTER CARPENTER'S RESPONSIBILITY
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE UPKEEP OF SCENERY DURING THE RUN OF THE SHOW
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WHAT TIME PERIOD IS CONSIDERED THE GOLDEN AGE OF MUSICALS
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1945-1970
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WHY WAS THE MUSICAL "HAIR" CONSIDERED GROUNDBREAKING
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FIRST MUSICAL TO INCORPORATE:
NUDITY OBSCENE LANGUAGE ELECTRONICALLY AMPLIFIED MUSIC |
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WHAT ARE SOME ADVANTAGES OF MUSICALS
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THEY ARE VERY GOOD AT CONVEYING EMOTIONS AND CHARACTER
VERY GOOD FOR CONDENSING THE PLOT |
