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Presenting and Reflecting

3 dot points, in syllabus order. Each dot point has a focused answer, with exam-style questions and worked answers where available.

How do production and design roles shape an audience's experience and meaning beyond the actor's performance?

Apply the production and design elements of theatre, set, lighting, sound, costume and direction, to support the intention of a performance.

How production and design roles work in TCE Drama: set, lighting, sound, costume, makeup and direction, and how each design element supports performance intention and audience meaning for the Presenting and Reflecting unit.

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How does an actor present polished ensemble and solo work that meets external performance assessment requirements?

Present sustained, controlled ensemble and solo performances that communicate character and intention to an audience under assessment conditions.

How to prepare and present ensemble and solo performance for TCE Drama: sustaining character, ensemble cohesion, focus, timing and audience communication for the externally assessed performance requirements.

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How does a drama student reflect on their own creative process to show evaluative thinking and growth?

Reflect on and evaluate your own drama process and performance, justifying choices and identifying growth using accurate terminology.

How to reflect and self-evaluate in TCE Drama: keeping a process journal, justifying choices, evaluating against intention and identifying growth with accurate terminology for the Presenting and Reflecting unit.

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