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Drama Part 2
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Monologue
A long speech by a
single
actor
Dialogue
Conversation between
2
or
more
characters
Blocking
The
positioning
&
movement
of actors on a set
Motivation
What drives a character's
actions
Characterization
Portrayal of a character's
distinctive
qualities
Method Acting
Style of acting where you
immerse
yourself fully to a
character
Improvisation
Spontaneously created performance, without
script
Cue
Signal for an actor to start a
line
/
action
Stage
Direction
Instructions in a script to tell the actor how to
behave
Subtext
Underlying
message/theme in
dialogue
/action
Drama Subgenres
Tragedy
Comedy
Historical
Drama
Crime
Drama
Romantic
Drama
Political
Drama
Legal
Drama
Melodrama
Coming-of-age
Drama
War
Drama
Plot
Sequence of events in a
story
Setting
Time
& place of a story
Conflict
Challenges to
overcome
Resolution
Solution
to the
conflict
Theme
Underlying message/big
idea
Foreshadowing
Clues about what will happen
later
in the story
Flashback
A scene that takes place in the
past
Climax
The
turning point
or most
intense
moment of the story
Character Development
The
change
a
character undergoes throughout
Narrative
The way the story is
told
Drama
Tropes
Tearjerker
Redemption
Rags
to Riches
Tragic
Hero
Love
Triangle
False
Accusation
Dying Declaration of
Love
Fatal
Flaw
The
Reveal
All is
Lost
Moment
Drama Character Archetypes
Hero
Mentor
Outcast
Tragic Hero
<>Anti-Hero
Foil
Sidekick
Villain
Damsel
in Distress
Everyman
Drama Idioms
Steal
the show
On the edge of your
seat
The show
must go
on
Behind
the scenes
Steal
someone
's
thunder
In the
limelight
Break a
leg
Drama Elements
Role
Relationships
Situation
Voice
Movement
Focus
Tension
Space
Time
Language
Symbol
Audience
Mood
&
atmosphere
Dramatic Action
Performance