WORKSHEET- CHARACTER COSTUME CHART
WORKSHEET- CHARACTER COSTUME CHART
WORKSHEET- CHARACTER COSTUME CHART
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<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: FEMALE <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
Character _________________________________<br />
Play ____________________________________<br />
Scene/Act __________________<br />
Actor’s Name _____________________________<br />
Assignment due date: _______________________<br />
Type of character: straight comic heavy <br />
Character’s Age: _______________________<br />
Character’s occupation: _____________________<br />
Character’s socioeconomic status (social position or<br />
wealth): __________________________________<br />
Character’s personality or disposition: __________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Play’s locale, culture, country: ________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Historical period or style: ____________________<br />
Climate and season: ________________________<br />
Time of day: ______________________________<br />
Mood or spirit of the play: ___________________<br />
Special requirements of the play: ______________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
General effect desired (consider color, line, texture,<br />
weight): __________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Hair style and color (hats, head cover):<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Costume notes quoted directly from the script (spoken<br />
lines, stage directions, script notes, or costume plot)<br />
that indicate specific costume requirements<br />
(character’s business and movement which might<br />
indicate special requirements) (quote, use back of sheet<br />
if necessary):<br />
“ ________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________.”<br />
ACTING IS ACTION — Web Pages <br />
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
Sketch costume on the area at the right above, with a soft lead pencil (to allow corrections and changes). Hold this page up to a<br />
light source to use the figure on the next page as a guide. Or you may use a piece of tracing paper placed over the figure.<br />
◊ ACTING IS ACTION © Phillip Rayher, 2012
ACTING IS ACTION — Web Pages <br />
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: Female Character Costume Chart<br />
(DO NOT DRAW ON THIS PAGE. Draw your costume sketch on the other side of this page.)<br />
◊ ACTING IS ACTION © Phillip Rayher, 2012
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: MALE <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
Character _________________________________<br />
Play ____________________________________<br />
Scene/Act __________________<br />
Actor’s Name _____________________________<br />
Assignment due date: _______________________<br />
Type of character: straight comic heavy <br />
Character’s Age: _______________________<br />
Character’s occupation: _____________________<br />
Character’s socioeconomic status (social position or<br />
wealth): __________________________________<br />
Character’s personality or disposition: __________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Play’s locale, culture, country: ________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Historical period or style: ____________________<br />
Climate and season: ________________________<br />
Time of day: ______________________________<br />
Mood or spirit of the play: ___________________<br />
Special requirements of the play: ______________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
General effect desired (consider color, line, texture,<br />
weight): __________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Hair style and color (hats, head cover):<br />
_________________________________________<br />
Costume notes quoted directly from the script (spoken<br />
lines, stage directions, script notes, or costume plot)<br />
that indicate specific costume requirements<br />
(character’s business and movement which might<br />
indicate special requirements) (quote, use back of<br />
sheet if necessary):<br />
“ ________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________<br />
_________________________________________.”<br />
ACTING IS ACTION — Web Pages <br />
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
Sketch costume on the area at the right above, with a soft lead pencil (to allow corrections and changes). Hold this page up to a<br />
light source to use the figure on the next page as a guide. Or you may use a piece of tracing paper placed over the figure.<br />
◊ ACTING IS ACTION © Phillip Rayher, 2012
ACTING IS ACTION — Web Pages <br />
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
<strong>WORKSHEET</strong>: MALE <strong>CHARACTER</strong> <strong>COSTUME</strong> <strong>CHART</strong><br />
(DO NOT DRAW ON THIS PAGE. Draw your costume sketch on the other side of this page.)<br />
◊ ACTING IS ACTION © Phillip Rayher, 2012
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