Starting with Scripts: Dramatic Literature for KS3 & KS4Nelson Thornes, 2002 - 188 pàgines Starting with Scripts offers an exciting introduction to dramatic literature for students aged 11-16. Fully revised and updated, this text complements Script Sampler to form a comprehensive Drama resource written by an experienced and widely-respected author. |
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... characters Experiencing the characters 2 EDITION nelson thornes Starting with Scripts Dramatic literature for KS3 & KS4 2. Andy Kempe with Lionel Warner.
... characters Experiencing the characters 2 EDITION nelson thornes Starting with Scripts Dramatic literature for KS3 & KS4 2. Andy Kempe with Lionel Warner.
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... Directions for sound 28 Music 29 Putting it all together V viii 2 9 12 14 17 20 23 31 37 43 44 48 53 57 59 60 63 67 70 75 77 93 98 99 101 107 109 112 113 Section four Dramatic characters 30 First impressions 31 Sub -
... Directions for sound 28 Music 29 Putting it all together V viii 2 9 12 14 17 20 23 31 37 43 44 48 53 57 59 60 63 67 70 75 77 93 98 99 101 107 109 112 113 Section four Dramatic characters 30 First impressions 31 Sub -
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... Characters in action 34 What's in a name ? 35 Stereotypes 36 Personification 37 Functional characters 38 Cameos 118 125 129 130 133 136 139 141 142 39 Character development 144 40 Bodies in space 146 41 Casting 150 42 Costume , mask and ...
... Characters in action 34 What's in a name ? 35 Stereotypes 36 Personification 37 Functional characters 38 Cameos 118 125 129 130 133 136 139 141 142 39 Character development 144 40 Bodies in space 146 41 Casting 150 42 Costume , mask and ...
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Continguts
Section one How are plays different from novels? 1 Introduction | 2 |
Reading for story | 9 |
The plot | 12 |
Setting the scene | 14 |
Special strategies | 17 |
Chorus | 20 |
Dramatic irony | 23 |
Section two The language of plays | 29 |
Directions for sound | 109 |
Music | 112 |
Putting it all together | 113 |
Section four Dramatic characters | 116 |
First impressions | 118 |
Subtext | 125 |
Finding the motive | 129 |
Characters in action | 130 |
Voicing the lines | 31 |
Dialogue | 37 |
And now for the news | 43 |
Direct address | 44 |
Rhythm | 48 |
Rhythm in conversation | 53 |
Whats my line? | 57 |
First impressions | 59 |
Moody moments | 60 |
Genre | 63 |
Style | 67 |
Positioning the audience | 70 |
Playing with the illusion | 75 |
Stage screen and radio | 77 |
Section three Understanding stage directions | 92 |
If in doubt read the instructions | 93 |
Directions in the dialogue | 98 |
Addressing the actor | 99 |
Addressing the set designer | 101 |
Directions for lighting | 107 |
Whats in a name? | 133 |
Stereotypes | 136 |
Personification | 139 |
Functional characters | 141 |
Cameos | 142 |
Character development | 144 |
Bodies in space | 146 |
Casting | 150 |
Costume mask and makeup | 153 |
Using the whole stage | 160 |
The onstage audience | 163 |
Section five Experiencing the production | 168 |
Attention seeking | 169 |
Just the ticket | 172 |
Gut reactions | 173 |
Making a critical comment | 175 |
Reviewing the reviews | 178 |
Glossary | 182 |
Acknowledgements | 187 |
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