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When was mime created?
Mime was created in....................
What makes a good mime?
ingrediant of a good mime
What year did mime start?
mime started in 1923
Who started the art of mime?
Marcel Marceau revived the art of mime in the 1940's and is where the Mime stereotype: white face paint, stripped shirt comes from.
Where did mime begin?
Mime began since the world started to get words across to the death people.
What does Mime in drama?
A mime means in drama that like you are not taking but you are acting and using emotions when you are talking
What are three types of mime in drama?
mime pantomime and acting
In drama what does mime mean?
A mime means in drama that like you are not taking but you are acting and using emotions when you are talking
What is mime in drama?
drama terms - Mime is where you perform a piece or a scene in complete silence. Mime is creating the illusion of objects around you using gestures (hand movements) and facial expressions without the use of speech!!! :)
How is mime used in Drama?
Mime is used in Drama to get across thoughts and feelings without using words.
Why is mime important in drama?
I think mime is important in drama because it shows how someone can use there body to express themselves
What is drama without dialog called?
Mime.
Why is mime useful in drama?
yes, they would be useful in drama for when you do freeze frames
Why do you study mime in drama?
Studying mime is important in learning how to convey emotions and a story without the aid of spoken language.
Why is voice important in drama?
Without a voice, you're just a mime.
What is a kabuki?
A Kabuki is a drama with mime, dance, and much more. It originated in Japan.
What is mimes?
Mime is where you silently express things. You have to be really good to do a show of mime, as there is no talking, you have to show what you mean by body lanuage. Mime is very emotional and you can express your feelings silently. Mime is a stylised form of drama which creates an illusion of reality.
