Make sure that you understand what ALL of the vocabulary on this page means. If you are asked a question on any of these areas you will have to use the correct vocabulary to gain marks. General Terms Movement Voice Characterisation Conventions techniques/ Rehearsal Activities Stimulus Naturalistic: Pace Role-on-the-wall Flashback Characterisation Eye-contact Accent Character Card Flash-forward Target Audience Facial Volume Hot-seating Narration Mood Expression Articulation Writing-in-role Mime Atmosphere Posture Tone Thought Tunnel Slow-motion Directing Gesture Register Monologue Design Concepts Use of Space Intonation tracking Aside Purpose Body Clarity Improvisation Soliloquy Focus Language Split-stage Time period Stance Language Mannerisms Special effects Performance Stylised: Concepts Mime Rehearsal Balance Activities Speed Status Timing Tension Use of Levels Dramatic Irony Positioning Rhythm Use of Direction Form Style Structure Production Areas A play, scripted or Comedy Naturalistic Linear Lighting improvised Tragedy Non-linear Sound Dance drama Crime drama Props Mime Docudrama Set Monologue Melodrama Costume Movement Commedia dell Hair/Makeup ‘arte Musical Pantomime General Drama Vocabulary List You should be familiar with all of this vocabulary. In particular pay attention to the staging vocabulary and the technical vocabulary.
Make sure that you understand what ALL of the vocabulary on this page means. If you are asked a question on any of these areas you will have to use the correct vocabulary to gain marks. General Terms Movement Voice Characterisation techniques/ Rehearsal Activities Conventions Stimulus Characterisation Target Audience Mood Atmosphere Directing Design Concepts Purpose Focus Time period Language Special effects Performance Concepts Rehearsal Activities Status Tension Dramatic Irony Naturalistic: Eye-contact Facial Expression Posture Gesture Use of Space Body Language Stance Mannerisms Stylised: Mime Balance Speed Timing Use of Levels Positioning Rhythm Use of Direction Pace Accent Volume Articulation Tone Register Intonation Clarity Role-on-the-wall Character Card Hot-seating Writing-in-role Thought Tunnel Improvisation Flashback Flash-forward Narration Mime Slow-motion Monologue Aside Soliloquy Split-stage Form Style Structure Production Areas A play, scripted or improvised Dance drama Mime Monologue Movement Musical Pantomime Comedy Tragedy Crime drama Docudrama Melodrama Commedia dell ‘arte Naturalistic Linear Non-linear Lighting Sound Props Set Costume Hair/Makeup General Drama Vocabulary List You should be familiar with all of this vocabulary. In particular pay attention to the staging vocabulary and the technical vocabulary. tracking
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