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1. Define:
a. Historical world (historical reality) The reality that is processed, selected, ordered and interpreted by nonfiction television programs.
b. Social actor “Real” people as used in nonfiction television programs; people “performing” according
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Watch a narrative-based series or serial. Identify the program and where you watched it. If you watched it on TV, provide the network or station name and airtime. If you streamed the program, name the streaming platform (Hulu, Netflix, etc.) and the device you streamed it from (laptop, Roku, Apple TV, etc.) a. The program that I watched is 24 Live Another Day episode (6:00pm-7:00 pm) and it is a serial. I watched 24 on Amazon Prime via Play Station 3. 3. Once you have watched the program, give 3 to 4l instances of a way in which an actor or actors creates performance using vocal, facial, gesture, or corporeal (the body) techniques. Refer to pages 65-71 of your book. Be specific.

There were a plethora of examples used in this episode of 24, which the actors used to build performance.
a. In the beginning of the show, Margot Al-Hazari (Michelle Fairley) was talking to Ian Al- Hazari (Liam Garrigan) about an unexpected and important phone call that she had received from the president. The president agreed to turn himself in to Margot Al-Hazari and Ian Al- Hazari only if they would destroy missiles that they had planted. As Margot and Ian were discussing whether they should believe the presidents offer, Margot kept raising her eyebrows and had a worried facial expression through this conversation, which showed facial performance. This indicated that Margot was unsure about her next move instead of being a confident
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About Halfway through the episode Jordan Reed (Giles Mathey) was in an abounded garage, hiding and waiting for Steve Navarro (Benjamin Bratt) to send him help after someone had tried to kill him earlier on. Giles then catches on that Steve is a trader and he has people trying to kill him. After Steve sends someone in the garage to go kill Giles, Giles and the perpetrator fight each other for the gun and then Giles gets stabbed by the perpetrators knife. In the process of getting stabbed, Giles lets out a high volume and high-pitched scream, which shows vocal performance. The high pitched and high volume scream, indicated that Giles is in trouble and is in a lot of pain and that he needs help

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