Question

question 5 (1 point) during rehearsals for a play, a director catches herself giving line readings to actors. which of the following alternatives would be most effective for helping an actor discover how to deliver a specific line? question 6 (1 point) which of the following questions is most essential for a director to consider when selecting a play to direct? a mapping out the line for the actor on paper by assigning each word a specific number that pertains to its volume and intensity b asking other actors in the scene to demonstrate how they would perform the line c asking the actor to repeat the line multiple times while placing the emphasis on a different word with each repetition d paraphrasing the line for the actor while using a specific intention but substituting different words

Explanation:

When helping an actor discover how to deliver a specific line during play - rehearsals, asking other actors in the scene to demonstrate how they would perform the line can give the focal actor different perspectives on intonation, emphasis, and overall delivery. Mapping out volume and intensity numbers may be too technical and less intuitive for actors. Repeating the line multiple times with different word - emphasis might not cover all aspects of delivery. Paraphrasing with substitution may change the meaning too much.

Answer:

C. asking other actors in the scene to demonstrate how they would perform the line