Theater Quiz 2

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An actor is

anyone who preforms a role in a TV show or movie

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The most common perception of the actors job is that he or she creates…

a charecture

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The creation of an effective charecturization involves

thoughts, emotions, values, beliefs and needs to make a unique personality

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The character is created not only to express the truth of human behavior and personality but also to…

for fill the purpose for which the character was created in telling the play’s story.

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the actor is a kind of

storyteller

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every good actor serves to create a performance that is

engaging

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____ believed that the audience needed to recognize the charectures as fellow human beings

Aristotle

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sympatheta

fellow feeling

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sympathia is now commonly called

believability

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performance forms all create their own worlds, some ______

far away from everyday life

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an engaging performance always connects with us…

in a personal way

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empathy

in feeling

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The actor is, in a way, an explorer of

the human psyche and condition

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“As if they are before our eyes”

Aristotle

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Aristotle called this

immediacy

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A great play is not about ___ it is the event itself as if “”

an event, before our eyes

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there is a need for the actor to work in the

here and now

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The best kind of actor engages with the audience to ___

communicate a truth

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It is the ethical commitment and skill to ensure the truth survives the

commercial pressures

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craft comes from

german word power

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They have the power to affect the lives of others so they should use this power for

a meaningful and truthful purpose

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theatrical truth is not

at the audiences favor, affirming stereotypes, it is not about 1 actor.

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we can also enjoy the ___ of the performer

skill

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seemingly __ skill, their total concentration on the job at hand.

effortless

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you have many basics skills, you need to learn the actors special ways of using those skills in a

heightened and purified way.

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The acto’s ability to be transformed teachs us something about

who we may become

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A good performance must also contribute to the particular

story being told

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they may

mov the plot forward, provide an obstacle, provide comic relief.

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we will call this

the dramatic function on the role.

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Acting addresses needs and motivations far deeper than

desire for attention or material success

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Real discipline;one id not a matter of following someone else’s

rules

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it is you acceptance of responsibility for your own development

through systematic effort

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discipline is rooted in your respect for

yourself, other workers, and for the world

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discipline will come naturally if

you can acknowledge your own value.

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discipline requires

regularity

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being willing to risk momentary failure for the sake of the long term success -

these are attitudes you must nurture

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name 6 elements

engagement, truthfulness, skill, usefulness, dramatic function, and discipline