Understanding Evaluation

He will setup props quickly and quietly if they are used in the performance.

A director will look for articulation, intensity, projection, quality, pronunciation, confidence.

Articulation is to say the word clearly.

Intensity is the intensity in a voice.

Projection is when you can hear the voice through the audience.

Quality is the niceness in someones voice if you use an unusual voice for too long then it might damage your voice.

Pronunciation is to say all the word correctly.

Confidence is a combination of pronunciation, projection, quality, and articulation.

The use of of props, pantomime, posture, blocking, business, , body language, and gestures that supports the objective of the the scene is movement.

There are a lot of different things that go into posture such as health, age, the characters self confidence, and the characters relationship with others that are in the scene.

Blocking is when you have planned out movement on-stage. Often times the blocking will be written in the script.

Body language can include breathing, facial expressions, movement, posture, and gestures. It sends a message without talking.

Gestures are movements that you make with your hands to over exaggerate things.

Energy may be emotional, physical, vocal, or physical.

In a simple introduction it will include the students name and the character he will be playing. It will also have the title of the play and the name of the author.

The actor will approach the the stage with enthusiasm and make a positive impression when his name is called.