Moves and interpretative notes Success Criteria You must use theatrical terminology You must give Voice and Movement direction Aim for a balance between.

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Moves and interpretative notes Success Criteria You must use theatrical terminology You must give Voice and Movement direction Aim for a balance between Voice and Movement Aim to have around pieces of direction Avoid repetition Complete the dramatic commentary Don’t leave big gaps in your direction The quality of your direction is important not the quantity

Moves and interpretative notes Success Criteria You must include stage spaces u.s.r., u.s.c., u.s.l., etc Crosses from…to… Sits on the chair… Stands by the window.. Kneels in front of…

Moves and interpretative notes Success Criteria Voice terms Movement terms ToneFacial expression PaceEye contact VolumeGesture PausePosture – stance EmphasisUse of space -proxemics ClarityLevels IntonationBody Language

Justification and technical Success Criteria Justification needs to correspond with moves and interp. notes. Try to link with the themes of the play or issues raised or conflicts that arise. Technical effects: Describe how the lights are at the start – e.g. a wash of light covering the whole stage or a pool of light on a specific character. Include the density of the light.

Marks for Commentary Moves, notes & justification Columns are marked out of 7. Technical notes are marked out of 2. The ground plan is marked out of 4. TOTAL = 20 marks.