Various theatre basics are discussed and illustrated in this video for Ms. Price's theatre class, including stage areas, stage directions, and blocking terms. Accompanying crossword can be found at www.kristaprice.com.
What a great find! I have been sharing your videos with my classes. With COVID restrictions in place, your videos have been a great help! Thank you for putting together such nicely narrated videos with such good photos examples!
I'm so glad to hear that my videos have been helpful to you and your students. :) Thanks for your kind words. (What an interesting year in education it has been! LOL)
Just want to thank you for sharing these. Your videos have been an excellent addition to my middle school drama classes. They do a great job of reinforcing these hard-to-illustrate concepts! Thanks so much!
Great clip, I liked this one better than the other one covering Blocking, as there were some graphics and more explanations / info. My interest is that as a Post-Graduate Film Student, when I make my films as the Director I have to do similar things, I was taught to use "Camera Left" & "Camera Right" for setting up lighting and referring to the Set from the perspective of the Camera ("Single Camera" technique) as unlike a theatre stage, the Camera can be moved around, with the Camera representing the audience. If "Multiple Cameras" (two or more "Single Camera's") then it's from the primary Camera, etc. Kind regards.
Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! They are a huge help as I teach a middle school musical theater class. Is there any chance you still have the old resources that were on your website? I used the crossword and the notes for several of your videos, but don't have any copies. I love the look of your updated website but miss the resources. Thank you!
@@kristadawnprice He means that their teacher is asking them to watch this video. I mean, I don't blame 'em, this video is packed with great knowledge and I enjoy watching it
