Drama GCSE
Mechanics of Movement
What Mechanics of Movement means in Drama GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Mechanics of Movement
The engineering of joints, control rods, or strings to allow for specific expressive capabilities required by the script or devised piece.
Topics that use Mechanics of Movement
- Guidance on theatrical skills (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Atmosphere and Psychological Realism
- Atmospheric Construction
- Integration with Live Performance
- Materiality and Texture
- Practical Functionality
- Selective Visibility and Focus
- Semiotics of Form
- Socio-Economic Representation
Using Mechanics of Movement in the exam
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