Theatre for the Ears Vocab Review

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Across
  1. 4. How high or low one's voice is.
  2. 7. Belief in one's self; in performance, confidence is "fearlessness"
  3. 8. The sound of your voice.
  4. 13. Government agency in charge of overseeing licensing and enforcing legislation regarding radio broadcasting in the U.S. and its possessions.
  5. 15. A change in the pitch of one's voice.
  6. 16. Audio created to enhance a performance or used to indicate a bit of action, such as the sound of footsteps to indicate a person walking.
  7. 18. Groups of radio stations owned and run by the same company.
Down
  1. 1. A digital file that can be downloded and enjoyed at the convenience of the listener.
  2. 2. A regional accent
  3. 3. The ability to fully engage the audience in the performance.
  4. 5. Distracting tendencies, such as shifting weight nervously or saying "um," that can be corrected with practice
  5. 6. Sound cues played from CDs, tapes, or digital files.
  6. 9. The term used to describe radio from its beginnings to the age of television, when radio was replaced by TV as the center of family entertainment.
  7. 10. The ability to be heard.
  8. 11. Sound cues made using various contraptions and devices and that were made "live" during broadcast.
  9. 12. A form of entertainment in which people sing popular songs into a microphone over prerecorded backing tracks.
  10. 14. How fast or slow one speaks
  11. 17. The quality of being easy to understand.