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Kurso: Moodle Activity Examples (Moodle Activity Examples)
Talahulugan: Theatre Glossary (Mike Green)
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5 W's Who refers to roles and characterizations. Where refers to setting, locale, environment. What refers to dramatic action. When refers to time of day, year. Why refers to motivation. |
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Character A person, animal, or entity in a story, scene, or play with specific distinguishing physical, mental, and attitudinal attributes. |
Character DimensionsPhysical aspects (e.g., sex, age, external traits), social aspects (e.g., family, occupation), and psychological aspects (e.g., attitudes, motivation, values) of a character. |
Characterization The process of exploring the physical, social, and psychological aspects of a role in order to create a believable character. (see Acting) |
CommunicationVerbal or nonverbal interaction between persons to share meaning. |
ConcentrationThe ability to focus and maintain attention upon an object, image, idea, action, or experiences while excluding distracting factors. |
Concept (Design)The designer's interpretation of the director's vision in scenery, properties, lighting, sound, costumes, and makeup. |
Concept (Directional) A vision which the director develops about the meaning and significance of a play which is then rehearsed to fulfill that vision. The test of the validity of the director's concept is the degree to which it clarifies the meaning and enhances the power of the text. |
Concept (Production)The unified, physical expression that fulfills the director's vision. |
CostumeAn actor's stage clothing. |