S1 Comic Book Lesson 3

S1 Comic Book Lesson 3

Multiple Choice

A freeze frame in Drama is...

• A moment in time captured like a photo. The actors freeze on the spot and use their faces and bodies to tell the story.

• Standing very straight on the spot.

• Changing the way I speak e.g. lifting my voice at the end of a question.

Learning Intentions

• I can define the term freeze frame.

• I can work in a group to create a freeze frame.

• I can start to write a story line for my comic book.

Freeze Frame

A moment in time captured like a photo. The actors freeze on the spot and use their faces and bodies to tell the story.

Type this definition into your note app with the heading: "Freeze Frame" and today's date.

When recreating an image in a Freeze Frame you need to think about

• What character you are copying?

• What direction are they facing?

• Who is going to take the picture?

• Which people in the photo can you leave out? 

• What facial expressions are the people using?

Recreate this image in your group and take a photo on someone's iPad.

Recreate this image in your group and take a photo on someone's iPad

Freeze Frames

• Add the images you have created to your note under your definition.

• Give your group 2 stars and a wish for how successful your freeze frame was.

Open Ended

What are the ingredients to a good story?

Story line

The events in a Story that help to tell the plot. A good story line should have a clear beginning, middle and end.

Type this into today's note under your two stars and a wish. With the heading "Story line"

The 5 W's

• Who 

• Where

• What 

• When

• Why

• Add these key words to your note underneath your storyline definition.

OneNote

Add the work you have done today to your OneNote. Your teacher will show you how. 

Open Ended

Describe a Freeze Frame.

Multiple Choice

The events that help tell the plot is called a

• Story board

• Mind Map

• Story line

• Story shape

Multiple Select

A good story should have

• A beginning

• An explosion

• 7 characters

• A middle

• An end

Open Ended

What are the 5 W's?