props
al the stage furnishings from the furniture to items brought on stage by actors
conflict
differences of ideas, opinions or values - the problem or struggle between two opposing forces in a story. 6 types
two or more people speaking to one another on stage
dialogue
often the opportunity to act like another person and see things from their particular viewpoint - also sometimes called play acting
role playing
al the stage furnishings from the furniture to items brought on stage by actors
props
a problem or struggle that appears to be well beyond a character’s control
person v. fate (conflict)
something done on the spur of the moment that comes instantly to your mind (also called “Improv”). No script
improvisation
applied to the face to assist and sometimes alter appearance
makeup
character
a part or role in a play; also, the kind of person someone is
role(part)
character in a play; also called a part.
any kind of motion
movement
state directions
when facing audience from back of stage (upstage - center- downstage)
person v. machine (conflict)
a problem between a character and a machine (e.g. computer, lawn mower, car)
character in a play; also called a part.
role(part)
improvisation
something done on the spur of the moment that comes instantly to your mind (also called “Improv”). No script
when facing audience from back of stage (upstage - center- downstage)
state directions
a part or role in a play; also, the kind of person someone is
character
that act of telling a story
acting
person v. person (conflict)
a problem between characters
costumes
clothing an actor wears during a show
a problem between a a character and a rule of society (e.g. school, law)
person v. society (conflict)
dialogue
two or more people speaking to one another on stage
makeup
applied to the face to assist and sometimes alter appearance
person v. nature (conflict)
a problem between a character and some element of nature (e.g. hurricane, rain, wind, tiger)
rhythmic or melodic sounds linked together
music
person v. society (conflict)
a problem between a a character and a rule of society (e.g. school, law)
a problem between a character and some element of nature (e.g. hurricane, rain, wind, tiger)
person v. nature (conflict)
music
rhythmic or melodic sounds linked together
clothing an actor wears during a show
costumes
acting
that act of telling a story
role playing
often the opportunity to act like another person and see things from their particular viewpoint - also sometimes called play acting
anything you hear “sound effects”
sound
part of the set that shows the location of the scene of play, usually\y on the backdrop
scenery
scenery
part of the set that shows the location of the scene of play, usually\y on the backdrop
vocal expression
using the voice to indicate a show of emotion such as anger, happiness, sadness, excitement, etc.
storytelling
the act of telling events and happenings that can be true or untrue
speaking style
using accents, stereotypical voices to enhance a character
mimicry
imitation- the act of imitating someone or something
pantomime
performance done without talking or making noise, often without set and props, as well.
performance done without talking or making noise, often without set and props, as well.
pantomime
imitation- the act of imitating someone or something
mimicry
using the voice to indicate a show of emotion such as anger, happiness, sadness, excitement, etc.
vocal expression
monologue
a long speech made by one person
a problem one has within himself/herself/one must decide between two choices
person v. self (conflict)
listening
paying attention in order to hear
movement
any kind of motion
using accents, stereotypical voices to enhance a character
speaking style
differences of ideas, opinions or values - the problem or struggle between two opposing forces in a story. 6 types
conflict
paying attention in order to hear
listening
a problem between a character and a machine (e.g. computer, lawn mower, car)
person v. machine (conflict)
How a story goes from beginning to middle to end. The ____ tells what the story is about.
plot (story line)
sound
anything you hear “sound effects”
plot (story line)
How a story goes from beginning to middle to end. The ____ tells what the story is about.
the act of telling events and happenings that can be true or untrue
storytelling
person v. fate (conflict)
a problem or struggle that appears to be well beyond a character’s control
a problem between characters
person v. person (conflict)
a long speech made by one person
monologue
person v. self (conflict)
a problem one has within himself/herself/one must decide between two choices