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DISCOVER THE STAGE - Sydney Opera House

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Lesson Content and Teaching/Learning Activities Resources Register<br />

6 Playbuilding – Script and Set or Costume Design<br />

This could be divided into two lessons if desired.<br />

Students are to work in groups to develop a script (one page) as well as set or<br />

costume design. This activity is part of the Playbuilding process begun in the<br />

previous lesson. This lesson could be done within a 45-60 minute session or<br />

extended to 2-3 lessons if desired.<br />

• As a class discuss ideas regarding important aspects of set/costume design<br />

e.g. realistic space for actors to work in, appropriate design for storyline,<br />

managing unique costumes, costumes that are functional, suitable for space<br />

available etc.<br />

• Remind students of the key components of a script: Title, list of characters,<br />

brief overview of each character, scene heading, dialogue with character<br />

names. Remind students they are recording the ‘spoken’ word as part of the<br />

script and encourage informal language use.<br />

Group script and set/costume development<br />

• Students are to work in their groups and reflect on their group’s still image,<br />

developed characters and storyline used for the role-play activity. They need<br />

to consider any special or unusual effects required and decide whether they<br />

will design a set or costumes.<br />

• Provide students with a script example to remind them of the key components<br />

and layout. The improvised role plays should be used as the focus of the script<br />

with students refining what was said.<br />

• Students to design a set or costumes for their script. This can be done on<br />

paper or computer depending on available resources, time and level of student<br />

skill. If time is limited, students could also be guided to write down ideas for<br />

verbally sharing with the class. If model set are to be built, all designs should<br />

be drawn/planned prior to construction commencing.<br />

Performance and presentation<br />

• Groups to introduce their performance and design/costumes to the class<br />

justifying their choices and describing how it links to their still image.<br />

• Students to perform their scripts to the class.<br />

Open boxes<br />

Scraps of<br />

material<br />

Coloured<br />

pencils<br />

General craft<br />

materials to<br />

assist with set<br />

construction<br />

Glue/Sticky<br />

Tape/<br />

Scissors<br />

teacher’s overview and unit evaluation<br />

6 house:Ed 2012

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