‘Dramatic Pause ‘Mode of delivery ‘Pace/Tempo Talking Volume ‘causes tension or gives an indication that something profound may be about to happen. reinforees or emphasises particular ideas, feclingss or motifs within the play. orders ‘a modulation ofthe voice which will indicate a {question or tension. ‘buts in when someone is already talking witha strong, point of view to give a sense of urgency. ‘eg: shetorial questions ean be intimidating and used ‘to tap people into saying something they didn't wish oer which isnot the truth, Fast = asense of urgency, importance, panic, hysteria, defense Slow = relaxed, passive atmosphere shows level of formality or informality ‘shows the situation or the conditions in the relationship iageticor nom diagetic dialogue, duologue (shows belonging), soliloquy, aside, monologue Feelings of character eg. angry, sad, excited, ansious start a sentence but don't completeit = a sense of urgency affects perception of characters or events. Loud power, authority or anger. Soft = asense of belonging, or suspense‘modulation tempo How clearly the speaker enunciates (or pronounces) swords Fluency refers to how a speaker raises their pte. Ifthe speaker lacks fueney ther break of inthe imilddle of sentences or rely on fers such as'ua', ‘shh ike’ and ‘you know. Inflection refers to how a speaker raises ther pith For example, when we rise ou pitch a the end ofthe ‘sentence, the audience understands that a question ‘has been ested. Pitch refers to how high the vote is (high pitched) OR ‘how low thewoice is (low pitched). High pitched voices are often associated witha lack of ‘control, authority and rational. Low pitched voices are often amvciated wi powes, ‘control, authority and bein rationale (sensible). “The varaton of pitch in the speaker's vice is refered 1:98 modulation, A well modulsted voieis one which ‘has a variation in pitch. voice that lacs variation in pitch can bedeseribed as monctonous ‘A pause is abreak in someone's speech or dislogue. One effect ofa pause is to add emphasis to what is ‘spoken, Another effect is that pauses create anticipationor build suspense. ‘Tone refers othe expression of emotion in someone's voice. Someexamples of tone of wice are: “Tempo refers tothe speed at which a person speals. Speech canbe delivered in a raid tempo or leisurely ‘tempo. A speaker's tempo has varius effects on ‘A fast tempo has the effect of making the speaker ‘sound ferfal. Aslow tempo has the effect of making the speaker ‘sound reflective. speaker varies tempo to help keep an audience's attention.volume sound effects ‘Volume refers to how loud or soft the speaker's voice is, Volume can effect the emotional message of the speaker. ‘Aloud voice is often used to convey anger. ‘Albushed voice may convey suspense. ‘Varying the speaker's volume ean bean effective ‘technique for keeping the audience's attention. ‘The national or regional accent ofthe speaker may [have an effect on how his or her words are regarded by’ ‘he listener. ‘Annews reader with an English accent may be ‘considered as credible in certain contexts or snebbish ‘mothers. Ifa speaker is incoherent you can't understand what they're saying. For example, ifthey are sereaming ‘because of rage or rie. Creates atmosphere and helps to set the scene forthe listener. Creates ambience or atmosphere. Helps to set the scene and understand what is going on, For example, «squeaky door in an old haunted building sets a spooky seen. ‘Tomimic another speaker or take on another ‘character. Often for humour o eriticism,