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        | the amount of air you use |  | 
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        | the part of your body used to sing and talk |  | 
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        | the rythem/ups and downs of your voice |  | 
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        | the loudness/volume of your voice. |  | 
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        | articulation-tongue twisters |  | Definition 
 
        | when you shape/change your voice. |  | 
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        | the way you say/pronounce things |  | 
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        | the way you pronounce something in a characters voice |  | 
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        | How someone with a different or same culture/backround speaks |  | 
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        | your view of the world vs. the way it is |  | 
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        | when you buy into what someone does on stage even though its not actually happening |  | 
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        | the part of the stage in front of the main curtain |  | 
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        | the invisible line between the audience and the actor |  | 
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        | directly offstage left or right. When you are here if you can see the audience the audience can see you. |  | 
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        | a made up language that you have to act out so people understand |  | 
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        | acting without words or props |  | 
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        | items that help with a scene |  | 
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        | when you don't brake character your in the zone. |  | 
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        | doing something that  your character wouldn't do like laughing at a funeral |  | 
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        | the person that holds auditions,tells people what to do |  | 
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        | the person in charge of the money |  | 
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        | a person who writes plays |  | 
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        | the person that takes over the directors job in a performance |  | 
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        | reading a script for the first time |  | 
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        | a second audition when they are trying to narrow a part down. |  | 
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        | something said a lot but sometimes is used like a metaphor example easy as pie |  | 
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