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Archetypes refers to...
a typical or perfect example of something
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Acting styles differ radically, depending on (1)______, (2)_____, (3)____, (4)________ _______, and (5)__________ ________.
- 1. period
- 2. genre
- 3. tone
- 4. national origins
- 5. directorial emphasis
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Who was the most popular and critically admired player of the silent cinema?
Charlie Chaplin
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What are the two speeds of film used in silent films?
- 16 frames per second
- 22 frames per second
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"Silent speed" is a reference to the (1)______ ______ that was photographed and projected at (2)_______ frames per second (fps).
- 1. silent cinema
- 2. sixteen
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______ acting tends to favor a mastery of externals, based on close observation.
British
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The post-World War II era tended to emphasize _________ styles of acting.
realistic
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The Method style of acting refers to...
an offshoot of a system of training actors and rehearsing developed by Constantin Stanislavsky
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The central credo of ____________'s system was, "You must live the part every moment you are playing it."
Stanislavsky
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Emotional recall refers to...
when an actor delves into his or her past to discover feelings that are analogous to those of the character.
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Improvisation refers to..
making something up on the spot, or an initial reaction
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Typecasting refers to...
- cast in an acting role akin or natural to one's own personality or fitted to one's physical appearance.
- primarily the person is cast for the same type of role over time.
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