When the audience can see 3/4 of your person.
What is 3/4?
Encourages laughter and light-heartedness. The Play that Goes Wrong is one of these.
What is Comedy?
The Written Conversation (typically between 2 or more characters).
What is Dialogue?
The minimum number of these are 1 in every script.
What are acts and scenes?
A guy learns to love a girl without her Instagram filters.
What is Shrek?
Clothing worn by actors that helps determine character, time, theme, and mood.
What are costumes?
What is historical?
What the play as a piece of art is trying to say to the audience.
What is Theme/Message/Purpose/Moral....?
Tells the actor what to do during their lines.
What are stage directions?
Man child learns to be an adult.
Basically ANY Adam Sandler movie.
When an actor does when they take control of the scene or take the focus of the audience.
What is "Take the Stage"?
Should be taken seriously, usually covers a wide-variety of topics. Romeo and Juliet and Medea are one of these.
What is Tragedy (Drama)?
An organizational division in scripts. Often several of these make up an ACT.
What are scenes?
When actors interact with a specific object.
What is a prop?
Father reunites with long lost son, who wants him to take over the family business.
What is Star Wars?
The physical surroundings, visible to the audience, in which the action of the play takes place.
What is set?
Where the hero's quest for revenge leads to a series of unfortunate events.
What is Tragedy? Drama?
The written word within a script
What is text?
You can use these are your summative?
What are written notes?
Cancer survivor never loses their sense of humor.
What is Deadpool?
Facing as much of the audience as possible.
What is Open up/Cheat out?
Aims to entertain and bring joy to the audience.
What is Comedy?
What is a script?
Explain the difference between set and prop.
Set is the physical surroundings, props are articles used in a dramatic production.
After the death of their parents, a young socialite causes millions in property damage.
What is Frozen?