Emotional Transfer is both a handle and an exercise. The structure discussed here is the handle that is laid over an open scene. The leader should set up two contrasting emotions and assign them to each player in this two hander.
Emotional Zones is a handle that overlays an open scene. The host will typically collects emotions suggested by the audience. The host then divides the stage into three parts assigning an emotion to each section. For example, stage left is joy, center stage is sadness and stage right is hopeful. One would hope that in regular course of a scene the performers would naturally move across the stage and be affected by the designated emotion.
Two, or more, actors on stage will start a scene where they move their mouthes as if speaking, but the dialogue is supplied by another performer.