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A character alters their posture to convey feelings or rank
Performer shifts movement quality (smooth → sharp or heavy → light)
Use of levels (high/low) to show power or focus
The entire group performs identical movements together
An actor employs immobility to highlight a moment
Movement tells story without dialogue or lyrics
Clear change in tempo (slow ↔ fast)
Performer leads movement from the core/hips
Character changes pathways (straight → curved/diagonal)
Movement grows larger to show confidence
Movement becomes smaller to show fear or vulnerability
Physical reaction shows relationship between characters
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Repeated gesture becomes a character habit
Performer uses head or gaze to lead movement
Group movement creates a location or environment
Contrast between solo movement and ensemble movement
Performer mirrors another’s movement
Shift in energy level (low → high or high → low)
Movement communicates power or status
Movement communicates emotion clearly
Performer uses rhythm in their physicality
Sudden freeze or pause marks a story beat
Performer uses full body vs isolated body parts
Ensemble creates a visual picture or shape onstage