Drama GCSE
Proxemics and Spatial Relationships
What Proxemics and Spatial Relationships means in Drama GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Proxemics and Spatial Relationships
The strategic use of stage space to define relationships between characters and the physical distance between the performers and the audience.
Topics that use Proxemics and Spatial Relationships
- Understanding drama (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Age and Generational Divide
- Artistic Intent
- Class Conflict
- Non-diegetic Sound
- Semiology and Signification
- Social Responsibility
- Total Theatre
- Blocking
Using Proxemics and Spatial Relationships in the exam
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