PPT-Stage Directions and Blocking

Stage Directions and Blocking Great Game of Power Stage directions Stage positioning Stage movement Stage direction game Stage Directions Upstage Right Upstage Center Upstage Left Stage Right Center. IT ALL STARTS HERE. BLOCKING. Today, we will focus on blocking.. Why? Because blocking is offense and offense is blocking – Period.. There are two steps to good blocking:. Step 1 - Finding the right defender to block. & PARTS OF THE STAGE. http://youtu.be/PYodLtgPT_E. Watch Video. Without STAGE DIRECTIONS, things could get really confusing.. Move a little to the left.. Does he mean MY left or HIS left?. To simplify things, we use . Staging Rehearsals. BLOCKING. THE choreography of movement of the actors established by the director or actors. It defines the actor’s relationship with the set, props, furniture, entrances and exits and the ensemble. Use of the . petrographic. microscope in three easy . lessons. Jane . Selverstone. , University of New Mexico . 2003. Tark Hamilton, . Camosun. College, 2013. Part I. Why use the microscope??. Identify minerals . INSIDE THE. FREE BLOCKING. ZONE. By. : Joel Barnes. Rule 2-17-1. The Free Blocking zone ONLY exists during a scrimmage down.. The Free Blocking zone is a rectangular area extending 4 yards to either side of the ball and 3 yards behind each teams line of scrimmage.. Aim: . To find out what you already know about the play.. &. To start considering character, themes and setting through analysing an AQA exam question and preparing a plan.. Aqa. . AO1 . respond to texts critically and imaginatively; select and evaluate relevant textual detail to illustrate and support interpretations . FUNDAMENTALS OF THEATRE . I. DOWN-STAGE. The area of the stage closest to the audience.. STAGE LEFT. The left side of the stage from the actor’s perspective as he or she faces the audience.. STAGE RIGHT. Proscenium Stage- . A traditional. stage that includes a proscenium arch. . The audience sits on one side. . . Arena Stage-. . A theatre in the round. The stage is in the center with the audience sitting on all sides.. always. blocks?. always. blocks start when triggered and scan their statements sequentially. Blocking assignment: = (completes assignment before next statement executes). Non-blocking: <= (all such statements complete at once at end of the always block). I. mportant Terms. Stage – the area where the players perform; usually a raised platform. Proscenium Stage – a 4-sided stage built like a box with one side cut away. It literally translates to “picture frame” because the cut away side enables the audience to view the action through what appears to be a picture frame.. APE. .. A. nswer. P. rove. E. xplain. In this excerpt from . Anne of Green Gables. , the stage directions definitely help the reader understand the scene. . Directions such as “Puzzled”, “More puzzled still” and “She picks up her bag. Matthew does not move.” help the reader to see that Matthew is unsure about taking Anne home with him. Stage directions for Anne like “A moment of fear”, “…Anne’s voice trembles.” and “Anne clutches her bag. She is terrified.” show how badly Anne wants to be accepted and adopted by Matthew. . Why segregate blocking and non-blocking assignments to separate always blocks? always blocks start when triggered and scan their statements sequentially Blocking assignment: = (completes assignment before next statement executes) Behavior: . Students will develop their blocking and stage picture skill set. .. Conditions: . Students will use Stage Blocking Worksheet / Teacher guided games to develop understanding. .. Criteria: . TYPES OF STAGES. STAGE DIRECTIONS. BODY POSITIONS. PRINCIPLES OF MOVEMENT. BLOCKING. STAGE COMPOSITION. CHARACTER MOVEMENT. MOVEMENT. PROSCENIUM. THRUST. ARENA. TYPES OF STAGES. PROSCENIUM. Proscenium Stage.