Exploring the Elements of Drama

The video tutorial introduces the elements of drama, including the definition of drama, its components like acts, scenes, stage directions, dialogue, characters, props, and the roles of the narrator and playwright. The instructor provides guidance on using a handout to follow along with the lesson, emphasizing the importance of pausing the video to find answers. Through examples, the video explains how these elements contribute to storytelling in a play.

What is a drama also known as?

• A novel

• A play

• A story

• A poem

What does a script include?

• Characters and summaries

• Only dialogues

• Dialogues and monologues

• Characters, lines of dialogue, and stage directions

What are acts in a drama comparable to?

• Scenes

• Chapters in a book

• Paragraphs

• Verses

What changes when a scene changes?

• The actors

• The script

• The audience

• The setting

What are stage directions?

• Instructions for the audience

• Instructions for the actors

• Background music details

• Lines the actors say

What happens if Princess Anna kisses the frog?

• He turns into a monster

• Nothing happens

• He remains a frog

• He turns into a prince

What can we infer about Princess Anna's character?

• She is adventurous

• She is kind and caring

• She is selfish

• She is rude

What are props in a drama?

• The script details

• Items used on stage by actors

• Costumes for actors

• Background settings

Who provides additional information to the audience in a play?

• The lead actor

• The narrator

• The playwright

• The director

Who is responsible for writing the play?

• The playwright

• The director

• The producer

• The narrator