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Definition: An extended speech given by one character, heard but not interrupted by others in their presence.

Example:  When someone applies to college, they prepare a monolouge to convince to listeners to accept them to the college.

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Definition: casting, acting, costumes, makeup, scenery/set design, props, musical background, sound effects, lighting, camera shots and angles, special effects, stunts.

Example: the outfits the actors, actresses are wearing is a production element because it is a stage in production.

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Definition: legal permission granted to a dramatist to make changes from an original event or work in order to achieve a successful play.

Example: for Harry Potter movie series they needed a dramatic Liscense because they had to edit the book to make it fit into movie form.

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Definition: the freedom a poet has to bend the rules of writing to achieve a certain effect.

Example: any poem is an example because the poet wrote freely to create a certain effect.

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Definition: instructions of a director, performers, and crew printed in italics or parenthesis.

Example: when someone is told to go over from the kitchen to the living room in a ply, it is stage directions because it was an unspoken act of the actor/actress.

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Definition: a humorous episode in a tragedy to lighten the tragic effect or to show a fuller picture of life.

Example: when there is a funeral, and one of the arpttendents says a joke like," well at least she doesn't have to listen to our bickering anymore," or something like this. It is dramatic irony because the person was trying to lighten the situation with a joke.

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Definition: the form in which a play is written-lines are written out of the character to speak.

Example: anything an actor is told to say during the play, is script.

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Definition: when audience members know more then the characters on stage.

Example: when in the play, a character thinks another is dead, but the audience sees that the character is not dead.

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Definition: an interval of time between acts in a play when audience members can leave their seats to take care of their needs.

Example: commercial breaks in a movie on tv is intermission because people can then go to the bathroom etc. during the break.

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Countdown of minutes to showtime, with animated snack foods.

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Definition: when the last scene before intermission ends in an especially suspenseful way so the audience will be eager to return for the beginning of the next act.

Example: in Harry Potter between the part one and two of the last movies was a big cliff hanger.