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46 Cards in this Set
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Theatre is the only art form that contains _____
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All other art forms
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Theatre is the only _____ Art form
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Living
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Define: Adrenaline
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get pumped up, hormone that produces the feeling of sudden increased energy
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Defie: Articulation
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Clear pronounciation and diction
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Define: Pliable
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Flexible
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Define: Routine
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A series of actions that maybe repeated
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Define: Stage Fright
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feeling nervous before or during a performance
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Define: Vocalizing
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singing without words
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Define: Acting
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the study of human behavior/Actions
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What is the four things actors Do?
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Depends on memories
Experrience Observation Imagination |
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Define: Observation
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The act of noticing an object, fact or event
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Define: Recall
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Remembering the event
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Who was Konstantin Stanislavski?
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He was a Russian Actor, Director, Teacher, Author and co founder of the Moscow Art Theatre.
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What did Konstantin Stanislavski create?
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He created Stanislavski's system
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What was the importance Stanislavski's system?
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It was important because it made it so actors were believable on stage
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Define: Routine
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A series of actions that maybe repeated
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Define: Stage Fright
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feeling nervous before or during a performance
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Define: Vocalizing
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singing without words
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Define: Acting
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the study of human behavior/Actions
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What is the four things actors Depend on?
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Depends on memories
Experience Observation Imagination |
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What were the four goals of Stanislavski's system?
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1. To make external behavior natural and convincing
2. To know and carry out the inner needs of the character (Objective) 3. Make a life for your character; create past, present and future. 4. Commit to action and reaction; listen like it's your first time you've heard the words |
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What was created using Stanislavskis system?
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Actor's studio
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Who Owned the Actor's Studio?
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Lee Strasberg
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Who was Lee Strasberg?
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Owner of the Actor's studio
He redefined and branched out on Stanislavski's system and made a new system called method acting. |
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What is method Acting?
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It's when you do something for real. You've experienced the feelings and emotions of your character
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Define: Pantomime
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To show ideas or message through body movements
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Define: Body Language
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Communicating through body; no voice
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Define: Mime
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An actor who communicates through the body and face; NO speaking.
It's one of the oldest forms of theatre |
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______ is the make up the mime's wear.
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Clown White Make up
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Kabuki was created in the _______ (1.) by ________ (2.)
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1. 1600's
2. O-Kuni |
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Who was O-Kuni?
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Dancer who made a new form of Kabuki
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What is another form of Kabuki?
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A silent performance no longer than 10 minutes. Inspired by American Pantomime
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_______ were banned from performing traditional Kabuki
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Females
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In traditional Kabuki _____ played both male and female parts.
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Males
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Kabuki is noted for its ________ and _______
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Elaborate costumes make up staging
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Modern Kabuki combines Eastern _______ with Western ________.
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Pantomime
Dramas |
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Example of Modern Kabuki
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Madame Butterfly
Mikado |
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What does Commedia Del Arte mean?
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The art of comedy or Comedy of Art
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Commedia Del Arte was developed in _________ during the _________. It was performed in the _______
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Italy
1500's Streets |
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Company usually consisted of ____________ and _____________
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7 men and 3 women
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Commedia Del Arte used no ______ or ________
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lines
Script |
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to add drama and violence they had __________ to make they're skits more entertaining.
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Staged fights
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They usually picked ______ character to stick to
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one
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To do their skits mimes have to be _________ so they dont get hurt.
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Physically fit
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Usually about ______ and had _______ plots
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love
Outrageous |
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________ is a successful improv group of today. It opened in _______
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The second city
Chicago |