a small, movable item that the actors use to make their actions look realistic ex. tea cup

a screen

a cast list full of many names and actors

a person's broken leg drawn on a piece of paper that's called a cast list

ex. hair

another word for set ex. forest

the current scene the actor is saying

a cast list

a fun house

ex. coffee cup

a group of people who have important roles in a book, story, or event ex. list of people who made the role

the people of the United States

another word for a group of animals

an animator

ex. lion

The highest or most intense part of a book, movie, show, play, or event ex. when Mufassa dies and Simba runs away

a little pony

a play

another word for falling action

ex. The Outsiders

the written text of a play, movie, or broadcast ex. Lion King Play script

the name of your favorite broadcatser

another word for directions

stage directions

ex. Downstage

the author of the play ex. William Shakespeare

the actor in the play

the character in the play

the girl in the play that loves to run around and eat ice cream on a cold Sunday evening after dinner but before bed

ex. Boo from Monsters Inc.

the units of action in a drama ex. Act I

the units of vocab in a drama

the units of action in a building

the units of vocab in a building

ex. Stage Right

acts often divided into parts ex. where you have coffee in a coffee shop

acts multiplied into pieces

schools in a row

houses in a row

ex. Amy Lowell

a conversation between or among characters ex. "Hi", "Hello"

the way you move

the way you feel

the way it moves

ex. the way the coffee moves

a long speech spoken by a single character ex. us at the wax museum

A boring thing said by a person and they drone on and on

The way a person speaks in a play

another word for dialogue

ex. Brad Pitt

When a character turns to the audience to make an observation or a remark that other characters can't hear

When you move something or a prop to the side

When a character or member of a cast goes offstage to the side

The way one might move

ex. Leonardo DiCaprio when he looks to the side

The sets of bracketed information that describe the scenery and how characters should move or speak ex. Stage Left

The direction you might move the props

The way the backstage crew moves the curtain

The sets of groups called acts

ex. Act II

A place where plays are usually presented ex. Dallas Theater

A place that a tv show is aired

The name of the set

A name of a person in a play

ex. Ryan Reynolds

The term used for the construction on stage that suggests the time and place of the action ex. Frozen Play with Ice Blocks as a background

The scenery of the theater

How to move backstage

A term for moving side to side

ex. Gigi Hadid

A form of drama that has a happy ending ex. The 39 Steps

A form of drama that starts good but ends bad

A form of drama that starts bad but ends good

a comedian that makes things not funny

ex. Melanie Martinez

A form of drama contrasted with comedy; it ends in a downfall of the main character ex. Hamlet

the person who write the drama

Another word for a comedy drama

When something starts bad but ends good

ex. Cady Heron

The scripts for film ex. Daddy Day Care Script

The words in a book

The props in a set

The films in a movie

ex. Bella Hadid

scripts written for television and often contain elements from screenplay

another version of screenplay

the way props are on the set

the people in a cast list

They are written to be performed as radio broadcasts

Another version of teleplay

Another version of screenplay

The way the backstage crew moves the props