Quiz #3

The 9 ______________ of _________________Acting 1 What is the scene about? What_______ Where______ What_______ What _______ When there is no conflict in the scene, the actor needs to focus on __________________. What is the formula for writing a conflict? ____________________________ 2 How______________________________ or what would _______________? 3 What is the _________________of the scene? External_______________ Internal________________ 4 Intention = What’s the formula you write for intention?_____________________ Which combination of words describes the best intention? (Pick One) Primal, Emotional, Physical, Tangible Tangible, Seussical, Mystical, Primal Tangible, Visceral, Physical, Primal Tangible and Musical Emotional, Critical, Primal, Physical 5 Are these good intentions? Yes or No Persuade Convince Realize Understand To Feel If your answer is “No, these are not good intentions,” explain why. 6 What do you do with Red Flag intentions? You add the ______: If they were________________, they would do or say_________________. 7 How can you double-check your intention? Hint: It should be very similar to the _______________ in the scene. 8 Motivation Why do I need my ___________ _______ _____? 9 Explain the difference between intention and motivation. 10 Question #6: What’s at ________________ in the scene? 11 Question #7: What am I _________________________________? And it’s always going to be directly connected to ________ 12 Who’s _____________ in the scene? And who is it?___________________ 13 How can __________ from doing this scene? 14 What are the five guidelines for knowing when a beat happens? 1 2 3 4 5 15 TRUE or FALSE: Beats are a scientific memory technique called chunking which organizes and divides information into smaller, more manageable “chunks,” making it easier for the brain to digest and remember the information.