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AEPA Theater Exam Study Guide and Review Materials | All Answers Confirmed Correct the modern director's role was performed by a - answer - choregus the choregus job was to... - answer - direct & coordinate songs and movements In Roman theatre, productions were organized by - answer - wealthy patrons What do they call a modern director in medieval times? - answer - Master of Secrets The master of secrets was responsible for... - answer - special effects, detailed work and telling actors where to stand Who was responsible for protecting the script? - answer - A guild, or a group of craftsman According to Stanislavsky, how should directors communicate with their actors? - answer - Collaborate with them Who created Alexander Technique? - answer - Frederick Matthias Alexander Articulation - answer - the clear and precise pronunciation of words Blocking - answer - The planning and working out of the movements of actors on stage. Catharsis - answer - the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions. Concentration - answer - the ability of an actor to be "in character' through use of dialogue, attitude, voice, costume, expressions and mannerisms. cold reading - answer - A reading of a script done by actors who have not previously reviewed the play. Cue - answer - signal that serves as an indicator of another action is about to occur denouement - answer - the final part of a play, movie, or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved. Diction - answer - A writer's or speaker's choice of words Downstage - answer - The stage area toward the audience. emotional memory - answer - The technique of calling upon your own memories to understand a character's emotions. Dramaturg - answer - A specialist in dramatic analysis and literature, production research, and audience engagement. Exposition - answer - a comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory for the play level - answer - The height of an actor's head actor as determined by his or her body position (e.g., sitting, lying, standing, or elevated by an artificial means). acting edition - answer - refers to the script that contains notes for actors or technicians and may be written by the playwright or the premiere production staff. ad lib - answer - when an actor improvises lines or actions when forgetting their own Aside - answer - a line spoken by an actor to the audience but not intended for others on the stage Avista - answer - scene changes that are done in view of the audience Bastard Prompt - answer - used in situations where the prompt corner must be stage right instead of stage left. Beginners - answer - term shouted by stage management to signify it is time for the actors who appear in the first scene to come onto the stage. Bit part - answer - a role with very few lines Book - answer - prompt book or unsung parts of a musical call - answer - a request that an actor come to stage to prepare for entrance into a scene. Calling the show - answer - giving verbal cues to lighting, sound, and fly operators as well as stage crew throughout the performance. cheat - answer - an actor's movement without the audience's knowledge clearance - answer - message to stage management from house manager to let them know that the house is ready for the performance to begin. Come down - answer - the closing time of a show Crossover - answer - the path an actor takes from one side of the stage to the other. Curtain Speech - answer - refers to a speech given by a director or theatre owner before a performance begins. denouement - answer - the moments in a performance when the point of the plot is revealed or explained dialect coach - answer - specialist brought in to assist actors with specific accents necessary for conversations within the production. Exposition - answer - Ba


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