What do plot points do?
A) Turn the plot in a new direction
B) Change the core story
C) Indicate a point for the audience to relax
D) Guide perceptual change simulation
A) Turn the plot in a new direction
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Under the Alien and Sedition Laws of 1798, many editors were sent to jail for criticizing the nation’s leaders
a. True b. False
When Randy presented his speech about Colorado legalizing the recreational use of
marijuana, he quoted one of its U.S. Representatives, reading word-for-word off of his note card the representative's words: "We are going to serve as a model to the nation. We're getting it off the street corners and behind the counters. We are going to see tremendous revenue and job creation and a safe, legal high for those who wish to partake." How will his audience likely react to his reading this information to them? In other words, how will they likely perceive his behavior? A) They will perceive that he is overly careful, ultimately diminishing his ethos. B) They will perceive that he is concerned with accuracy and precision. C) They will perceive that he has inadequately rehearsed his presentation. D) They will perceive that he doubts the information and can't look them in the eye.
This is what should be included at the start of each production:
a. intro music b. voice slate c. client's name d. establish location with sound effects e. none of these
Stereotyping
What will be an ideal response?