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MOVEMENT. TO REMEMBER YOUR MOVEMENT WORDS…. BBB MM PP SS GFT RFT. QUICKLY or SLOWLY. PACE. Speaking, moving or pausing at exactly the right moment. TIMING. FACIAL EXPRESSION. Movements which follow a pattern or a beat. RHYTHM. POSTURE. When one actor
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TO REMEMBER YOUR MOVEMENT WORDS….. BBB MM PP SS GFT RFT
QUICKLY or SLOWLY PACE
Speaking, moving or pausing at exactly the right moment TIMING
Movements which follow a pattern or a beat RHYTHM
When one actor Stands in front of another unintentionally MASKING
Stylised movement creating the illusion of reality MIME
The action is frozen In time. Allows for a voice in head Or voice over Or a soliloquy FREEZE FRAME
BALANCE THREE HAVE IT, TWO DON’T …
THE OTHER WORD FOR THIS IS TABLEAU FROZEN PICTURE
Use of the body as means of communication MOVEMENT
Deciding where and when the actors will move on stage BLOCKING
SLOW MOTION Movement performed at a slowed down speed
Naturalistic Movement, • as in characterisation, involves: • • body language • • facial expression • • gesture • • eye contact • • posture • • use of space • Stylised Movement, • as in expressing abstract ideas, • involves: • • balance • • speed • • timing • • positioning • • use of levels • • use of space • • rhythm • • stance • • use of direction
Guard 2: you’re here to see prisoner black? Josie: that’s right Guard 2 (shaking head) Never thought I’d See the day… Josie: Is there a problem? You didn’t call my name. Guard 2: SO who are you? Josie: Josie ….Josie Kerr? I’m …. She was my mother. Pause. Guard 2 is completely flabbergasted Guard 2 : You’re her daughter? Make notes for the actors to assist them in their portrayal of these characters. Guard 2 (5 marks) Josie ( 5 marks)
Name two characters of differing status in your drama. 1. 2. Describe the status of each character Character 1. (2 marks) Character 2. (2 marks) How was this difference in status shown in the performance (4 marks)
MIME SHOULD BE: IMPLE RECISE XAGGERATED LEAR LOW S P E C S