Student instructions for remote class:

Day ONE:

1. Complete “Script Planning Guide.”
2. Complete “Dramatic Structure Activity.”
3. Submit to the assignment in Schoology.

Day TWO:

1. Create an outline of events for your original script.
2. Continue learning the assigned vocabulary terms.

• Antagonist – The person who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with the main character (protagonist) in a play.
• Villain – the person who opposes the hero (often called the antagonist).
• Hero – the main character in a story (also called the protagonist).
• Protagonist – the leading character in a play (often called the hero).
• Character – the role an actor plays and how (s)he portrays it.
• Characterization – the act of donning a character to perform a role.
• Character trait – a distinguishing characteristic or quality.
• Critique – the act of commenting on the negative and positive aspects of a dramatic work and/or performance; also refers to the essay or article written about the performance.
• Enunciation – speaking clearly while onstage, making sure to pronounce every syllable so that the audience can understand the lines.
• Projection – speaking loudly while onstage, loud enough for the entire audience to hear.