Casting directors shift through an acting pool to find the most suitable actors for a production. The casting director works for:
a. The Actor
b. The Dramaturge
c. The Publicist
d. The Reviewer
e. The Producing Entity
Answer: E
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table there are remnants of food amid a welter of dirty cups and plates. An actor speaks and it is almost unintelligible, sounding somewhere between a grunt and a growl. You are almost certainly at a production that is: a. absurdist b. epic c. impressionistic d. naturalistic e. realistic
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A) Bergmann’s and Allen’s B) Darwin’s and Wallace’s C) Cartmill’s and Sussman’s D) Gloger’s and Rensch’s
The cultural knowledge of the supernatural that people use to cope with the ultimate problems of human existence is called
a. personified supernatural power. b. mana. c. transcendental values. d. religion.
What is the term for the process by which different peoples of the world are interconnected?
a. Ethnocentrisim b. Applied anthropology c. Holism d. Globalization