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3 years ago

________ is the name for when a director decides where and when performers move and position themselves on the stage.

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1 answer:

Maurinko [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Blocking/staging

Explanation:

Blocking/staging is the name for when a director decides where and when performers move and position themselves on the stage.

Moreover, Blocking a dream sequence is merely "working on the details of an actor's movements with regard to the camera." We can also reckon of blocking as the dance routines of a dance or a ballet: all the components on the set must move in perfect sync with one another (performers, extras, automobiles, crew, machinery).

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