In Dance, relationships refer to associations or connections occurring when the body dances.
Relationships might occur between body parts (for example, right arm to left arm, hand to face); the body and the floor (for example, close to, away from); the body and objects (for example, a chair, fan, stick, scarf); the body and space (for example, an expansive or limited relationship); and the body and others (for example, dance to one or more dancers).
In Drama, the connections and interactions between people that affect the dramatic action.
The expression or designation of a character, place, idea, image or information by some other term, character, symbol, diagram, image, sound or combination of visual and aural expression, based on shared social values and beliefs:
In Media Arts, one of the five key concepts.
A concept in visual arts.
In Dance, combination of long and short movements.
In Music, combinations of long and short sounds that convey a sense of movement subdivision of sound within a beat.
In Media Arts, a technique or effect achieved in editing.
In Drama, the identification and portrayal of a person’s values, attitudes, intentions and actions as imagined relationships, situations and ideas in dramatic action; role focus on type and stereotype; characters are detailed and specific.
To pretend to be someone else.