Question

write a short play script of your choice with minimum 3 characters

Answer 1

Explanation:

Getting Started!

A good one-act play focuses on one main action or problem; there’s not time to get into complicated

layers of plot. It’s a good idea to keep your play to one set and as few scenes as possible. A one-act play

is 9-12 pages with four characters or less.

Many great resources are available online by searching on keywords: “writing one act plays”

Theme

• Ask yourself, what is the play about? Revenge? Self-discovery? Romance?

• Your mind needs to be clear about the theme

• Characters, plots need to point to and support the theme

Plot

• Different in one-act play from a full-length play. In a one-act play, there is only time for one significant

event

• Determine the place for hero, where all can be won or lost

• Events leading to this can be included without being shown to audience

• The events that follow must be inferred or understood by the audience

Character

• There is not much area to develop all the characters – limit-four

• The hero or the protagonist’s character needs to be more developed and focused on

• The antagonist can be developed to show conflict

• Some other characters can also be a little bit developed to move the story forward.

Dialogue

• Economy is the key aspect here

• Each line must be crafted carefully to focus on the theme, the incident and the character of the

protagonist

• The dialogues need not be terse, but concise and full of meaning

• Dialogues irrelevant to the plot, must be altered or omitted immediately.

Protagonist/Hero: pro·tag·o·nist | noun - the leading character or one of the major characters in a

drama, movie, novel other fictional text

Antagonist: an·tag·on·ist | noun - a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something;

an adversary

Plot: plot | noun - the main events of a play, novel, movie similar work, devised and presented by the

writer as an interrelated sequence

Dialogue: di·a·logue | noun - conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play or

movie

Creative: cre·a·tive | adjective - relating to or involving the imagination or original ideas, especially in the

production of an artistic work

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