Drama quiz
The Drama Movement Quiz
Test your knowledge on theatrical movement techniques and the historical contexts that shaped them. This quiz explores essential concepts in drama, including non-verbal communication, the significance of stereotypes, and the evolution of movement through different eras.
- Learn about Greek, Renaissance, Baroque, and Victorian movements
- Explore reasons behind animal movement and slow motion on stage
- Understand the impact of stereotypes in performance
Four ways we communicate non verbally
Eye contact, facial expression, body posture, gestures
Trains, planes, and faces
Saftey ,to show detial
Three Reasons we study Animal Movement
If we are playing an animal
Larger than life dynamic
If we are playing a character with an animal like quality
To De-Emphasize a background
Saftey
What is tempo?
To Show Detail
The speed we move at
Larger than life dynamic
Three Reasons we use Slow Motion Tempo on Stage
Safety
To show detail
Tempo
To De-Emphasize a background (Our eye is attracted to the fastest thing on stag
What is a Stereotype
A group
A person who is living
An oversimplified idea or image of a group of people or person
An oversimplified message of a group of people or person
Are there times that Stereotypes are useful?
When performing for children
Short amount of time to get the story across
If the stereotype can be used to further a story not be offensive
If the audio in a theater is limited
They just always are
Why was Greek Movement so big?
Because greek is the only action
They were big (lived big stories, exciting lives, warriors)
Stories were about Gods (not everyday events)
The theaters were HUGE (amphitheaters no jumbo trons.)
Greek is the main course
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