Acting Skills 0.0 / 5 ? Drama & Theatre StudiesActing skillsAll LevelsEdexcel Created by: TKirkwoodCreated on: 07-02-21 15:18 How well the actors voice carries to the audience. Projection 1 of 23 Thee speed at which lines or spoken or movement is performed Pace 2 of 23 The distinctive character or quality of the voice. E.g. Nasal, Gravelly Timbre 3 of 23 A rise in the pitch of the voice Rising Intonation 4 of 23 A sigh, giggle, grunt and yawn are all examples of ... Paralinguistics 5 of 23 Communication of emotion through the actors face Facial Expression 6 of 23 The positioning of the body to communicate emotion. E.g. closed or open. Body Language 7 of 23 How loud or quiet the actor's voice is Volume 8 of 23 Communication that is not spoken Non Verbal 9 of 23 The strength or weight behind a movement. E.g. Heavy, Gentle, Firm, Weak, Sharp. Dynamics 10 of 23 The rehearsal of spatial distance between actors Proxemics 11 of 23 To describe eye contact or physical contact that is held for a long moment. Sustained 12 of 23 Positioning described as high, mid or low. Levels 13 of 23 Copying the movement of someone else. Mirroring 14 of 23 Movement of the actor's head, shoulders, arms, hands, legs or feet to convey meaning. Gesture 15 of 23 Positioning described as above or below. Height 16 of 23 The position in which the actor holds their body when standing or sitting. Posture 17 of 23 A vocal skill used to communicate emotion. Tone 18 of 23 The way in which characters are connected. Relationships 19 of 23 A physical skill often described as indirect or direct eye contact 20 of 23 Speech that is fragmented or punctuated by pauses staccato speech 21 of 23 The sample of text given in the written exam. Extract 22 of 23 A word to describe smaller, more discreet physical expression. Subtle 23 of 23
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