Creative Arts Subject Drama YEAR 7

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Creative Arts Subject Drama YEAR 7 Whole Class Drama Narration Cross-cutting Still images/ Freeze frames Slow motion Split stage Facial Expressions Marking the moment Flash back Body Language Sound effects Flash forward Movement Narrator Chronological Tone Engaging Non-chronological Pitch Repetition Development Pace Unison Character Volume Storytelling Costumes Projection Reaction Set Audience First person Props Commedia Dell Arte Third person Devise Silent Movies Eye contact Devising Slapstick Discipline Rehearse Exaggerate Cross-cutting Rehearsing Exaggeration Heightened Hot-seating Mime Music Angel and Devil Thought tracking Lighting Script Audience awareness Sustained Decisions Characterisation Believable Clarity Character Performance Strategies Vocal skills Macbeth Humour Shakespeare Pantalone Script Dottore Dialogue Capitano Harlequin Interpret Peirott Stereotypes Columbine/Columbina Witches Italy Banquo Comedy Tragedy Italian Fate Language Prophecy Power Monologue Director Vision Themes Plot Modern Traditional

YEAR 8 Stimulus Climax Theatre Stimuli Anti-climax Naturalistic Theatre Prop Pace Realism Costume Symbolism Forum Theatre Photograph Symbols Abstract Theatre Poem Stylised Drama Lyrics Tension Epic Theatre Newspaper article Climatic Alienation Techniques Structure Atmosphere Bertolt Brecht Devising Sound effects Mark Wheeller Devise Exaggeration Augusto Boal Inspiration Exaggerate Political Characterisation Heightened realism Theatre of the Oppressed Engaging Pace Practitioner Audience Awareness Style Director Monologues Genre Playwright Duologues Narration Theory Dialogue Whole Class Drama Motivations Character Representative Realistic Characterisation Emotive Heightened Physicality Physical Theatre Naturalism Tone Abstract Konstantin Stanislavski Pace Physicality Anton Chekhov Strategies Levels Psychological Hot-seating Body Language Alienate the Audience Script Gestures Distance the Audience Contextualising Representation Fourth Wall Eye contact Breaking the Fourth Wall Contrasts Socio-political Cross-cutting Questioning Creativity

Year 9 Narration Climax Dennis Kelly Narrator Anti-climax Stereotypes Story-telling Pace Hierarchy Grimm s Tales Symbolism Power Stimulus Symbols Status Devise Alpha Devising Tension Beta Still-image Climatic Script Sculpting Atmosphere Dialogue Justification Sound effects Stage Directions Structure Exaggeration Linear Exaggerate Subtext Non Linear Contrast Context Engaging the Audience Pace Contrasting Projection Style Morals Vocal Skills Genre Morality Physicality Narration Leadership Audience Awareness Whole Class Drama Nihilistic Thought-Tracking Representative Nuance Narration Emotive Consequences Hot-Seating Physical Theatre Concealment Style Abstract Pathos Genre Physicality Dark Humour Cross-Cutting Levels Realism Levels Body Language Director Eye contact Gestures Proxemics Proxemics Representation Contemporary Relationships Conscience Alley Conformity Hierarchy Angel and Devil Extract Spoken Commentary Monologues Location Characterisation Duologues Mood Perspective Dialogue Atmosphere Sustaining a Character Thought-tracking Production Forum Theatre Black Comedy

YEAR 10 Devising Dr Korczak Stimulus/Stimuli Stimulus Designer Devising Pace Warsaw Vocal Ghetto Voice Historical Context Physical skills Intonation Context Theatrical Conventions Inflection Characterisation Language Emphasis Whole Class Drama Stance Pause Socio-Political Response Silence Dynamic Development Tone Role on the Wall Improvisation Awareness Adzio Physical sequences Proxemics Stephanie Stillness Physicality Brecht Portfolio Control Alienation Techniques Characterisation Positioning Alienating the Audience Social Space Puppetry Historical Physical Placards Cultural Lighting Projections Contribution Sound Epic Theatre Theatrical Skills Atmosphere Minimalistic Communicate Exploration Symbolic Analyse Text Representative Evaluate Script Set Rehearse Props Rehearsal Director Performance Skills Genre Intentions Costume Style Symbolism Staging Form Marking the Moment Production Elements Structure Cross-Cutting Design Elements Contrasts Stimulus/Stimuli Sub-Text Devising Physical skills Theatrical Conventions Language Stance Response

YEAR 11 Term 1 Term 2/3 Apply Theatre Makers Theatrical Skills Extract Realise Dr Korczak Artistic Conventions Designer Live Performance Warsaw Extracts Ghetto Articulation Historical Context Pitch Context Pace Characterisation Pause Whole Class Drama Tone Socio-Political Inflection Dynamic Volume Role on the Wall Text Adzio Variation Stephanie Range Brecht Physicality Alienation Techniques Flow Alienating the Audience Weight Puppetry Control Placards Orientation Projections Spatial Behaviour/ Proxemics Epic Theatre Facial Expression Minimalistic Gesture Symbolic Eye contact Representative Posture Set Stillness Props Physicality Performance Skills Context Costume Role Staging Communication Production Elements Audience Design Elements Focus Perspective Confidence Performer Realisation Theatrical Conventions Physical skills Theatrical Conventions Performance Realisation Language Dynamic Stance Engaging Response Characterisation Impact Style Playwright

Genre Enhance Rapport Audience Production Concept Proscenium Arch Traverse In the Round Venue Characters Atmosphere Themes Plot