Stanislavski Acting 2
Across
- 3. the acronym for the circumstances of a scene or play
- 6. what relationship are really about for actors
- 8. the meaning underneath the text; behavior and tone that show more than the words alone
- 10. the more comfortable side of the stage
- 11. in realism, actors should work from the _______ so that their character has inner thoughts and backstory
- 12. the part of the SYSTEM that a stretch or meditation would fall under
- 13. the verb that describes how a line is said
- 14. what the "magic if" transformed into
- 15. another way of connecting to a character and is more important in training with the SYSTEM
- 17. part of the SYSTEM that has actors watch and respond to each other
- 19. what the actors tried to connect with; these cannot be acted, but instead and actor must try to connect to them
- 21. why realistic acting began; because up until then, acting seemed ________
- 22. one way of connecting to our character, is through our own past __________
Down
- 1. motivated movement on stage
- 2. how an actor should think and speak to connect with the mind of their character
- 4. what the character NEEDS
- 5. the furthest area away from the audience
- 7. a motivated piece of action, also a mispronounced word, "every BIT of action"
- 9. a part of a scene that has 1 objective
- 10. the father of realistic acting
- 12. country that formalized realistic acting
- 16. what has happened in the past that effects the character's present
- 18. a different approach from THE SYSTEM, where the actor tries to live like the character
- 20. the expelling of emotion while watching a performance, a Greek word