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Praxis II- Speech 5221 Latest Update Graded A+ Acting Process this term refers to the methods and materials from which an actor draws the ability to perform. Actors should be able to verbalize the tools they use in this. Affective memory a technique in which an actor reactivates a past experience to gain the emotional and psychological feelings associated with those events and then transfer them to a performance; used when the actor believes the character they are portraying is under...

Nonmedicated/live theatre - theatre that is not observed through an electronic medium Regional theatres - Permanent, professional, nonprofit theatres offering first-class productions to their audiences. Community theatres - semiprofessional and experienced amateur groups that present plays that appeal to their specific audiences Site specific theatre - theatre presented in a nontraditional setting so that the chosen environment helps illuminate the text Performance art - most often r...

Who is considered the first Modern Director? correct answers Duke of Saxe-Meiningen What are the three approaches to directing? correct answers Traditional, Auteur, Post-Modern What is Traditional Directing? correct answers Directors that use the text of the play as the focus and the starting point What is the Auteur Director? correct answers Greatly alters and transforms the traditional script, stemming from the French word given to film directors. What is the Post-Modern Director? ...

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What are the core elements needed for a theatrical event? - Answer-Performer, Audience, Space What are the three integrated elements that make up the modern book musical? - Answer-song, story and dance What is one way that theatre is "culturally relevant"? - Answer-It helps us understand different human experiences One important element of the exchange between the audience and performer is that it is ________________. - Answer-Immediate Which of these terms can be used to describe theat...

Producers correct answer: person who selects the script, finds financial backing, and hires all production personnel Artistic director correct answer: people responsible for the major artistic decisions of a theatrical production company- hiring of production personnel, selection of season, and so on. director correct answer: The person responsible for interpreting the script, creating a viable production concept, and directing the actor's. designers correct answer: work with direc...

CSCC Theatre 1100 Exam 1 Study Guide Nonmediated or live action theatre - Answer️️ -theatre that is not observed through an electronic medium Regional theatres - Answer️️ -permanent, professional, nonprofit theatres offering first class productions to their audiences Community theatre - Answer️️ -semi professional and experienced amateur groups that appeal to their specific audiences Site specific theatre - Answer️️ -theatre presented in a nontraditional setting so that t...

Acting Process - ANSWER-Methods and materials from which an actor draws the ability to perform. Actors should be able to verbalize the tools they use. Affective Memory - ANSWER-A technique in which an actor reactivates a past experience to gain the emotional and psychological feelings associated with those events and then transfer them to a performance; used when the actor believes the character they are portraying is undergoing an event that emotionally parallels that which the actor has exp...

Thea 110 Exam 1 (updated to pass) Fundamental elements of theater - correct answer performers, audience, space/idea Musicals vs non-musicals - correct answer music plays a central role in the telling of the story, the story falls apart if the music is removed in a musical Verismilitude - correct answer the appearance of being true or real Other than real... - correct answer expressionistic, symbolic, absurdist, suggestive, interpretive, non-linear Struggles to be real... - correct a...

Theatrical Conventions Rules of conduct and understood communication codes of the theatre Universals of theatre (4) 1. Theatre is live- mistakes are possible, audience, reciprocity, energy is shared between actors and audience 2. Theatre is ephemeral- theatre always changes, it can't be repeated, recorded theatre (film) 3. Theatre is collaborative- working towards a common goal 4. Theatre is a synthesis of many arts- actors, sets, lighting, costumes, music, sound, director "Magic if" ...