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A Dramatist is someone who creates plays. They can be a playwright(a person who creates plays for the purpose of a staged production), or a screenwriter(a person who creates plays for the purpose of screen production).

Lin-Manuel Miranda is an example of a dramatist since he was the playwright for his musical Hamilton. He wrote the script for the musical, the lyrics for the musical, and he composed the musical.

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Dramatic Irony is when the audience knows more than the character(s).

That scene from Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is dramatic irony since we known that the apple has been poisoned by the evil witch, but Snow White does not.

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A dramatic license is legal permission that is granted to the dramatist that is creating a play, to change the original piece of work to fit with the play.

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A piece of literature most commonly known as a play, that has been made for television or for a staged production.

Something Rotten is an example of drama since it is a musical that was created for the purpose of being a staged production.

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The actors that are in a piece of drama.

The list below is an example of a cast of characters since it shows the actors and the character they play from the show Sherlock.

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A longer speech that is delivered by a character without being interrupted by another character.

This video is an example of monologue because she is able to tell a story about a time in her life without being talked to by another character. She is the only one speaking for a period of time.

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"Marshmallows" - Actress Monologue Example

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Actress Kate Conway performs a monologue piece from "The Brothers Bloom" http://www.bgvideocompany.com

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Instructions for the people in the play and the directors to use to show what to do during the play. These directions are usually printed in a different font then the regular script. The stage directions can describe the sound effects used, the scenery displayed, the use of props, how the characters should act, and characters emotions.

This is an example of stage directions becuase in the script of Shakespeare's play it is showing what characters are supposed enter into the scene and when they are supposed to enter.

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An intermission is a period of time between acts where people can relax, use the restroom, get food, etc... they will usually signal the end of intermission through an announcement or the flickering of lights.

This is an example of intermission because it gives a rest period and talks about the snacks you can get while you wait.

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Drive-In Movie Ads  : Drive in Intermission  1960's

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http://zazzle.co.uk/samkar* http://www.squidoo.com/vintage-drive-in-movie-commercials Vintage Drive-In Movie Ads Drive in Intermission 1960's Still time to get something at the snack bar!!

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A cliff hanger is the end of a show or play that leaves the audience is a state  of suspense.

The video is an example of a cliff hanger because at the end of the episode he is left still hanging from the cliff and you don't know what happens to him.

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Between the Lions: "Cliff Hanger, the Mole, and the Rope"

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"Long o" words offer hope that, at long last, Cliff Hanger will be able to escape his perch hanging from a root on the side of a cliff. Watch this new, and unusually riveting, video from PBS's award-winning reading show, "Between the Lions," to see how things turn out!

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The separation of the play into sections. Scenes will change when the time or setting changes. These scenes are divided into acts.

This is an example of scenes and acts because it is showing the separation of the play in Shakespeare's play the Tempest. The example is showing how act 4 is separated with scenes, in this case scene one.