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This document discusses expressive skills used in drama performances. It identifies the four main expressive skills as voice, movement, facial expression, and gesture. It provides examples of how each skill can be used, including volume, pitch, and pace for voice, and gait, posture and stance for movement. Facial expressions and gestures are also defined and examples given such as smiling, frowning, and waving. The document concludes with descriptions of four activities to practice expressive skills, involving moulding emotions, a slow motion race, a mime scene between a thief and detective, and performing ambiguous scripts while expressing different emotions.
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- 1. Expressive Skills Year 9 Drama
- 2. What are expressive skills? Expressive skills are used by a performer to express and realise a character. Expressive skills may be used in different ways in different performance styles. What do you think some expressive skills are?
- 3. The Four Expressive Skills are: - Voice - Movement - Facial Expression - Gesture
- 4. Voice What are some important components of voice? - volume - pitch - Pace - tone - emphasis - pause - resonance - muscularity - vocal sounds.
- 5. Movement What are some important components of movement? - gait - posture - stance
- 6. Facial Expression What is facial expression? Manipulating facial features to communicate emotions, reactions and meaning. What are some examples of facial expressions? - smiling - frowning - raised or furrowed eyebrows
- 7. Gesture What is gesture? Using the body or body parts, usually the hands, to create symbols and meaning. What are some examples of gesture? - waving - thumbs up - peace sign
- 8. Activity 1 - Moulding Pairs - student get into pairs - one pair choses an emotion, they need to to mould the other pair into this without stating the emotion Emotions to choose from: love, anger, confusion, surprise, frightened, scared, hunger, sadness, shock
- 9. Activity 2 - Slow Motion Race Chariots of Fire Music - Whole class slow motion race - Focus on your expressive skills - can you make them bigger? Who will win? - Let’s watch each other!
- 10. Activity 3 - The Detective and the Thief Pink Panther music Mission Impossible Music - In pairs be a thief and a detective, it is a mime scene - Swap roles when the music shifts - Let’s watch each other! - How does the scene change with the music?
- 11. Activity 4 - Script Work Create a performance with one of the ‘ambiguous scripts’. Pick an emotion for each character to explore in the scene and try to make them clear using heightened expressive skills. Scripts: SCRIPT 1 Try 3 different situations and characters - I know who you are - Show me what to do with this then SCRIPT 2 These lines can be said in any order - Don’t stare at me like that, it only makes me more nervous - Try to do it like this - I blame you for this mess - Since we’re here let’s make the most of it. SCRIPT 3 Try 3 different relationships these characters may have. - Hello how are you? - Oh fine thanks. - I haven’t seen you for ages. - Yes I know