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Drama
Mirrors life; providing readers and reviewers fresh insights into human behavior.
Drama (Romero & Delos Reyes)
Deals with motives, problems, passions, and psychological encounters in life.
Drama
Intended to be performed on stage; witnessed by the audience.
Drama
Involves the presence of the audience, the artists, and the work itself; however, the author themselves is drawn away from the piece.
Drama (Tan)
The artists and work are both present but the author is absent.
Drama (Tomeldan, etc.)
Enriched with non-literary elements (music, dance, mime, song, and painting).
Dialogue
Serves as the chief tool of the dramatist.
Dialogue
Help develop the character by giving a deeper insight into the character.
Dialogue
Help create the mood of the play.
Dialogue
Help in advancing the action of the play.
Character
Through their actions and words shows the kind of person they are.
Character
Contribute in furthering the action of the play.
Protagonist and Antagonist
Heroes/heroines or anti heroes/anti heroines.
Antagonist
People lacking the attributes of a traditional hero (idealism, skill, courage, purpose); often an ordinary, isolated, groping character.
Plot (Dramatic Structure)
Signify changes in time, place, development of the plot.
Foreshadowing
Presents the hint of what is to come.
Climax
Complication of the plot in which culminated.
Dramatic and Secondary Questions
This is used to culminate the climax.
Resolution
Completion of the plot.
Plot (Dramatic Structure)
Usually divided into acts → each act is divided into scenes.
Theme
From the characters (motives, actions, words), the viewers infer the general truth about life.
Theme
Analysis of the other elements → statement of it.
Setting
Refers to time and place.
Time and Place
Suggested by physical environment, costumes, and language.
Props and Sounds
Suggesting mood and atmosphere.
Setting
Change of scenery is essential for background effect and situates the audience and prompts the characters to action.
Convention
Different types of methods/techniques used by the director to create a specific style or effect.
Genre
Tragedy, comedy, mystery, and historical type of play.
Audience
Most crucial part is keeping in mind your target audience.
Audience
The reason for the creation of such play.
Technical Elements
Scenery, costumes, props, lights, sound, and makeup.
Set/Scenery
Technical equipment such as curtains, flats, backdrops, etc.
Costumes
Clothing and accessories.
Props
Any movable objects that appear on stage (telephone, tables, etc.).
Lights
Choice of light colors, intensity, and placement of lights.
Sound
The effects the audience hears which provide context, communicate character, and establish the environment.
Makeup
Cosmetics and prosthetics used to enhance/change a person’s image.
Acting
The use of body, face, and voice to portray a certain role or character.
Character Motivation
The force that influences the behavior of the character.
Character Analysis
Evaluating how the elements in drama/play are used to create impact.
Empathy
How you relate to the experiences of other.