What are the functions that movement can serve? What are the director’s main concerns associated with voice

and speech?

What will be an ideal response?

ANSWER:Movement
gives emphasis because it catches the eye and directs attention.
Movement helps define character and mood.
Movement clarifies situation through its tempo and quality.
Movement may provide contrast and build scenes to a climax through its type, size, and
tempo.
Movement provides variety.
Movement may indicate dramatic type or style.
In voice and speech, the dialogue should be audible and comprehensible to the entire
audience.
In voice and speech, the performers' vocal qualities should be appropriate to their
characters.
In voice and speech, the performers' inflectional patterns and volume should be
appropriate not only to the characters but also to specific situations and the meaning of
their lines.
In voice and speech, the tempo and rhythm of the performers' dialogue should vary
appropriately in accordance with the changing dynamics of the action.