Element

Silent Scene

A Silent Scene is an open scene performed without spoken language, using body language and facial expressions.

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Handle

Add to Workshop

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How to Play Silent Scene

Synonyms

None

Introduction

Two or three volunteers to do an open scene.

Description

A Silent scene is an open scene without spoken language. Players are encouraged to explore emotions and communication through body language, facial expression, and mime objects. Like any open scene a silent scene is strongest when grounded in reality. The leader should encourage players to not use overt gestures or hand signals to replace the spoken word. It is not a charades scene it is a Silent Scene. Sound effects, sighs, groans or tears should not short cut silent communication.

Gimmicks

  • None.

Variations

  • No Laughs Scene.

Credits

Bhuddism.

Based on "Silent Scene" from learnimprov, licensed under Creative Commons 4.0Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.
account_treeVariations (1)
  • No Laughs Scene — A variation where players cannot laugh during the silent scene.

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