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Playwright |
Search 4 truth of human experience |
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Job of playwright |
Select subject, p.o.v, establish purpose, create characters, develop dramatic structure |
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Qualities of well written play |
Credibility, intrigue, surprise, speakability, stage ability, flow |
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Audtion |
Views potential actors |
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Casting |
Final decision |
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Director |
"Dictator" gets final word |
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Stage manager |
Director closest assistant (run every performance) |
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Cattle call |
Mass audition |
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Cold read |
Assigned reading/lines |
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Interview |
Prepared for whatever |
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Major controlling factor of play |
BUDGET |
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How does 1 become a director? |
Start as stage manager, academic training, actor 1st |
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Internal acting |
"Method acting" |
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External acting |
"Technological acting" |
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Blocking |
Director arranged actor positions on stage |
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Repetory |
Series of plays performed differently |
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Stage business |
Actions actors are challenged with and utilization of props |
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Credibility |
Sense of logic |
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Intrigue |
Where is it leading? DRAWS US IM |
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Surprise |
Audience expects unexpected |
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Speak ability |
Dialogue spoken by actor |
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Stage ability |
Work mechanically |
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FLOW |
Move along, continually speaking or moving |
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Page-> play |
1 Research 2 development of prompt script 3 auditions (casting) 4 rehearsal |
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External acting is based off.. |
Emotion |
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Play |
Story told through characters physical actions and dialogue |
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3 basic fundamentals of acting technique |
Physical (body/vocal control) Mental (human condition) Emotional (communicate feelings) |
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Actor must.. |
Concentrate Project Trust Collaborate |