Character Analysis

An actor's job is one of artistic selectivity.

• True

• False

An actor rarely plays a dual role.

• true

• false

Characterization is almost always a strain.

• true

• false

A motivation and an obstacle are necessary for creating conflict.

• true

• false

The higher the stakes, the less motivated the characters become.

• true

• false

Motivation should not determine a character's objectives.

• true

• false

Internal traits are defined by mental, spiritual, and emotional characteristics.

• true

• false

External traits include posture, movement, mannerisms, and mode of dress.

• true

• false

An actor should try to go beyond stereotypes when developing a character's external traits.

• true

• false

A character's internal traits are reflected in his or her motivating desire.

• true

• false