Parts of a Script

The video tutorial explains the structure of a drama script, which includes characters, setting, stage directions, and dialogue. It highlights how a script is written and organized, with a focus on the character list, setting descriptions, and the role of stage directions. The tutorial also discusses how dialogue is presented in scripts, emphasizing its role in conveying characters' thoughts and emotions.

What is a drama primarily characterized by?

• A story acted out in front of an audience

• A story written in a book

• A story told through music

• A story depicted in paintings

What is the purpose of the character list in a script?

• To introduce the characters and provide background information

• To list the main events of the play

• To provide a summary of the play

• To describe the setting of the play

How is the setting typically described in a script?

• In the character list

• In the middle of the dialogue

• At the beginning of each act or scene

• At the end of the play

What do stage directions in a script help actors to do?

• Know where to go and how to act on stage

• Design the set

• Understand the plot

• Memorize their lines

How are character names typically formatted in a script?

• In bold

• Underlined

• In italics

• In all capital letters