A "storyboard" is a graphic organizer |
Performance Dates February 19, 21, 22
Continue working on your project/play. Remember to include details, character analysis, and script/storyboard.
Links too help:
Character Analysis https://www.deceptionary.com/ftp/CharacterAnalysis.pdf
Storyboard https://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Storyboard
The Script (story types, plot types, etc) https://www.scriptmag.com/features/craft-features/what-is-story-story-types-plot-types-themes-genres
February 8
Criterion C - Statement of Artistic Intention in class writing (4 paragraphs) Use subject specific language
1. What are you doing? (purpose) This paragraph includes:
- what topic you are studying this term in Drama
- small background about Gothic novels and Gothic film
- what your task is
- name and plotline/storyline of your play
2. Why are you doing this (message)
- what is the main message/theme you wish to communicate in your play
- who is your audience and what lasting impact do you want this video to have on your audience?
- why do you think it is important to communicate this message/theme to your "targeted" audience?
3. How are you going to achieve this (production and performance elements)
- how will your group bring this play to life? (include set, props, costumes, techniques)
- how will you bring your character to life? (include costume, props and acting techniques that you will use)
- what challenges/problems can you anticipate? How can you overcome these difficulties?
4. Justify your decisions (inspiration)
- What inspired you? (Were you inspired by someone or something?) What made you choose this theme/topic?
- Document the process that you took and talk about alternative options and justify your final decisions.
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