Elements of Drama (1 Viewer)

[piper11]

is there anyone here who has a copy of the 'elements of drama' i used to have them on a sheet but i lost it. Much appreciated

 

[mks28]

1. language
   verbal and non-verbal. Dramatic action is enriched when vocal and physical dynamics are carefully used to reinforce and strengthen the language
2. sound
   enhances performance, creates mood, establishes atmosphere, generates emotion and builds dramatic tension. sound effects may be as diverse as the use of realistic sound effects, music or soundscapes through the use of body percussion
3. movement
   dictated by situations, roles and relationships. realistic or abstract. mood, symbols and motifs can be expressed through movement which can enrich the dramatic action and create powerful meaning
4. rhythm
   the manipulation of timing through pace and tempo.
5. timing
   integral in building dramatic tension. effects the audiences engagement and understanding of the performance
6. atmosphere
   the feeling or mood created by dramatic action.
7. symbols
   expressed through visual imagery of language, movement, gesture, objects, design and staging, helping to reinforce the meaning of the whole experience
8. dramatic meaning
   is what is communicated between the performers and the audience to create an actor-audience relationship
9. Space
   levels, physical proximity.

those are all the ones i could find, hope they help!

 

[piper11]

thanks a lot

 

[timothy555]

1. language
   verbal and non-verbal. Dramatic action is enriched when vocal and physical dynamics are carefully used to reinforce and strengthen the language
2. sound
   enhances performance, creates mood, establishes atmosphere, generates emotion and builds dramatic tension. sound effects may be as diverse as the use of realistic sound effects, music or soundscapes through the use of body percussion
3. movement
   dictated by situations, roles and relationships. realistic or abstract. mood, symbols and motifs can be expressed through movement which can enrich the dramatic action and create powerful meaning
4. rhythm
   the manipulation of timing through pace and tempo.
5. timing
   integral in building dramatic tension. effects the audiences engagement and understanding of the performance
6. atmosphere
   the feeling or mood created by dramatic action.
7. symbols
   expressed through visual imagery of language, movement, gesture, objects, design and staging, helping to reinforce the meaning of the whole experience
8. dramatic meaning
   is what is communicated between the performers and the audience to create an actor-audience relationship
9. Space
   levels, physical proximity.

those are all the ones i could find, hope they help!

There is also:
Tension
Actor/audience relationship
character
pace

 

[cathy.babes]

There is also:
Tension
Actor/audience relationship
character
pace

also
setting
role
focus
structure
contrast?

i think thats all of them now

haha

+ for a complete discription

http://www.curriculumsupport.educat...eativearts/assets/drama/pdf/dramaelements.pdf

that website should have it