Final Exam Quizlets Flashcards

1
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Watching other people, such as for dominant behavior patterns, can be called observation.

A

True

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2
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Who is responsible for casting the play?

A

The director

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3
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The first independent theatre was the Theatre Libre founded by?

A

Antoine

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4
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Who is responsible for the blocking of the play?

A

The director

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5
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The first director in the modern sense is?

A

Saxe-Meiningen

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6
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Who is responsible for the spine of the play?

A

The director

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7
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Blocking is large physical action such as when actors walk across the stage.

A

True

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8
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Business is small physical action, such as when actors drink a glass of wine.

A

True

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9
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Technical rehearsals are followed by?

A

Dress Rehearsals

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10
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Stage directions, such as left and right are given from whose point of view?

A

The actor

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11
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A production concept is what?

A

The director’s vision for the production

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12
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What is a “translation” approach?

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Find the true meaning of the play under the surface details.

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13
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The given circumstances can be?

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The basic who, what, when, and where of the situation.

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14
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A typical director and designer relationship is?

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The director and designers work well when all are satisfied.

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15
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Upstage and downstage means?

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Upstage is toward the back of the stage and downstage is closer to the audience.

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16
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What are some of the factors in casting an actor?

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Flexibility, emotional range, and perhaps physical characteristics.

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17
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In a musical one of the more complex directorial duties is?

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Integrating the spoken lines with songs and dance.

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18
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To tell an actor to “open up” means what?

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To turn slightly more towards the audience.

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19
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To focus means?

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To look or turn towards someone or something.

20
Q

Whose approach had the greatest impact on 20th century acting?

A

Stanislavsky

21
Q

The variable factors of speech are?

A

Articulation, pronunciation, and projection

22
Q

Some specialized training that actors usually seek are in?

A

Dancing, fencing, and singing

23
Q

Imagination works how?

A

by asking “as if.”

24
Q

When handling stage props actors must use their?

A

Imagination

25
Q

Beats are?

A

A unit of action

26
Q

What did Reinhardt establish as the dominant directorial approach?

A

Eclecticism

27
Q

The four levels of characterization are?

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Biological, sociological, psychological, and ethical

28
Q

Affective memory was developed by?

A

Stanislavsky

29
Q

What is subtext?

A

The underlying meaning of the lines

30
Q

Three psychological concepts from Stanislavsky’s system are?

A

Objective, obstacle, and action

31
Q

An actor with little experience or training will never be cast in a professional production?

A

False

32
Q

The actor’s job interview is the?

A

auditions

33
Q

Typically memorization is done by?

A

Going over the lines many times.

34
Q

Early in the rehearsal period is the time for actors to?

A

Learn blocking

35
Q

This member of the production team is the director’s surrogate during performances?

A

The Stage Manager

36
Q

Who actually runs the performances?

A

The Stage Manager

37
Q

One aspect of makeup is

A

To restore color and form that has been diminished by stage lighting.

38
Q

A Flexible Space is?

A

The separation of the actors and audience is variable.

39
Q

This theatre space has the audience on three sides

A

Thrust

40
Q

An example of a set prop and a hand prop:

A

Sofa, soda bottle

41
Q

Which theatre often uses a large arch to separate audience from the stage?

A

Proscenium

42
Q

A newer development in scene design is?

A

Computer-assisted design.

43
Q

The theatre space which has the audience on four sides of the acting area is called?

A

Arena theatre

44
Q

Etched filters that break light into patterns of light and shadow are called?

A

Gobos

45
Q

Ellipsoidals are considered to be?

A

Spotlights