Stage Movement 3

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Subject guarantor

Martin PACEK

Name of lecturer(s)

Martin PACEK

Learning outcomes of the course unit

To extend experience in the function of one's body as a tool of stage action. To research the potential of partner cooperation.

This leads to the learning of skills with real and imaginary props.

An understanding of physical behaviour in a genre, working with masks, clowning.

Exercises cover work in groups and investigate the functioning of a group in a space, the geometric divisions of a space - circle, semi-circle, rows, group of diagonals, etc.

An aim is to cultivate spatial and tempo-rhythmic feeling.

Students begin with independent work on acting and movement-dance etudes.

Mode of study

Exercises, analyses of media recording examples.

Prerequisites and co-requisites

Talent and creativity requirements.

This study is linked to the completion of 201JEA1 and 201JEA2.

Course contents

In this course, Theatre Movement, students become aware of the internal concept of their own bodies.

This course develops movement thought, non-verbal conmmunication, supports independent creative activity, imagination and teamwork.

Furthermore the course aids in the understanding of the inherent rules of theatre presentation.

Recommended or required reading

Kroschlová Eva, jevištní pohyb, Divadelní fakulta AMU, Praha 2003

Kulka J., Psychologie pro herce SPN, Praha 1985.

Payneová H., Kreativní pohyb a tanec, Praha 1999

Vávra V., Mluvíme beze slov, Praha 1960

Assessment methods and criteria

Credit is awarded: 60% based on activity in exercises, (minimum 85% attendance during the semester), 40% participation for the final summary work.

Schedule for winter semester 2018/2019:

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Schedule for summer semester 2018/2019:

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The subject is a part of the following study plans

• Acting for Dramatic Theatre (M.A.) (required subject)