Stylised

• What is stylised movement used for?

  To express abstract ideas
• How might one represent a clock using stylised movement?

  By moving arms in a ticking motion
• What can stylised movement express?

  • Ideas
  • Emotions
  • Relationships
• What is mime?

  A stylised form of movement
• What are the five principles of mime?

  Slow, Precise, Exaggerated, Clear, Simple
• What does 'use of space' refer to in performance?

  Awareness of the entire performance area
• How do performers use levels in their movement?

  By incorporating different heights
• What does rhythm in movement refer to?

  Movement that follows a pattern or beat
• What is balance in the context of movement?

  An even distribution of weight
• What does timing refer to in performance?

  Moving or pausing at the right moment
• What is synchronisation in movement?

  Moving at the same rate together
• What does proxemics refer to?

  The space between people in performance
• How does speed affect character movement?

  It influences the feeling conveyed
• What does 'use of direction' mean in movement?

  Moving in different directions
• What is the significance of positioning on stage?

  It affects audience attention and impact
• How should you justify your stage positioning?

  • Be specific in descriptions
  • Explain the impact on audience interaction
  • Describe the use of levels in performance
• What effect did slowing down movements have on the character's portrayal?

  It drew attention to final gestures
• What is the purpose of naturalistic movement in performance?

  It aids in the development of characterisation
• How does naturalistic movement convey emotions?

  By expressing ideas, emotions, and relationships
• What are the key components of naturalistic movement?

  • Use of space
  • Facial expressions
  • Gesture
  • Body language
  • Posture
  • Proxemics
  • Eye contact
  • Pace
  • Stance
• What does 'use of space' refer to in naturalistic movement?

  Awareness and use of the entire performance area
• What role do facial expressions play in naturalistic movement?

  They show specific emotions
• How do gestures contribute to communication in performance?

  They communicate meaning or emotion through hand or arm movement
• What is body language in the context of naturalistic movement?

  Nonverbal communication expressing thoughts or feelings
• What does posture refer to in naturalistic movement?

  The position in which the body is held
• What is proxemics in the context of performance?

  The amount of space between people
• What does eye contact signify in naturalistic movement?

  Awareness of looking directly into another's eyes
• How does pace affect character movement?

  It varies based on age or emotions
• What does stance refer to in naturalistic movement?

  The way someone stands, especially when deliberate
• How should you describe your use of body language in a performance?

  • Be specific in descriptions
  • Justify all statements
  • Example: "I used closed body language..."
• How does crossing arms and turning away communicate annoyance?

  It shows a desire to shut off from others
• What does avoiding eye contact signify in a performance?

  Disgust or inability to face others