— they guideactors, make
important decisions, and
ensure everything fits
together
— they need skills like
leadership and good
communication to be able to
produce a good quality play
1. Director
1. LEADERSHIP
2. GOODCOMMUNICATION
It is important for directors to:
• collaborate closely with actors, guiding them
and working together to understand characters
and scenes
• effectively communicate with the whole team
and execute teamwork to create a smooth and
visually appealing production
6.
2. Performers
— theheart of a
production; they bring
characters to life,
showing emotions and
motivations
— they work closely with
directors to understand
and portray characters
authentically
ACTING & SINGING
SKILLS
Performersshould be able to:
• properly act the role of their character
• understand emotions, and adapt to certain scripts
and scenes
• work well and have chemistry with others
• sing with a loud voice and move simultaneously
• perform well and confidently on-stage
9.
3. Theatre Space
-dedicated space solely
designed for
entertainment purposes
- an area occupied by the
audience and the actors,
gathered to observe and
perform
10.
— used tocommunicate
important ideas and
messages about issues that
the characters face, and the
setting of a narrative
— everything that happens
within a
story should reference back to
a theme
4. Theme
11.
—the very essenceof the film
—reflects the character’s
development, the moral lesson
—the underlying message the
writer would like to get across
4. Theme
5. CHARACTER
— therole of the
performer
— the ones who speak
or sing the dialogues,
moving the story
along a plot line
15.
ELEMENTS OF CHARACTER
•Protagonist: is the central character; the
main focus of the story
• Antagonist: is the enemy against the
main character, creating conflict and
tension
• Supporting Characters: is not the focus
of the storyline, but is important to the
plot/protagonist
16.
• Ensemble: areusually on-stage
performers that do not play named
characters and have few or no spoken
lines or solo parts; rather, they sing and
dance in unison
• Character Arcs: is the evolution or
transformation of a character over the
course of a story
ELEMENTS OF CHARACTER
17.
— a uniquecombination of vocals
and melody
— allows characters to express their
emotions, thoughts, and desires in a
way that connects with the audience
— aside from the dialogue, it also
serves as an essential storytelling
tool
6. Songs
18.
1. Ballad —love songs or
emotional songs
2. Charm Songs — means to
charm the audience
3. Comedy Numbers — gets
people laughing
4. Musical Scene — a blend of
dialogue and song
Types of Songs