In drama, we are learning all these different techniques. For this point, it is view pointing. View pointing is an actors point of view there are nine different viewpoints.
Viewpoints of space ( Spataitial Relationships, Architecture, Floor Pattern)
Viewpoints of the Body ( Shape, Gesture)
Viewpoint of Time ( Kinaesthetic response, Repetition, Duration, Tempo)
Spatial Relationships:
This is the distance between the stage, body distance, body to objects, body to body, or an object/piece of architecture.
Architecture:
The physical environment in which you are working with and how aware of space/movement
Floor Pattern:
It is a floor pattern that actors may choose. This determines how the actor gets to place to place.
Shape:
It's peoples body relating to one another to make a certain type of body shape in space.
Gesture:
A movement involving a body part/s that gives shape to express what you are talking about. It's another way to get a point across in a story.
Kinaesthetic Response:
This is a physical reaction to something which occurs outside you.
Tempo:
The rate or speed at which a movement occurs. For example, fast or slow something is happening.
Duration:
How long a movement or sequence of movement continues.
Repetition:
Repeating something on stage. It can be an exact copy or it could be a variation.
Grit:
Meaning it is resilience. Never giving up. Having a growth mindset.
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