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Home : Theatre : Acting and Script Analysis : Script Analysis for Actors, Directors, and Designers, 4e
Script Analysis for Actors, Directors, and Designers, Fourth Edition4 ed. By
James Thomas ISBN: 9780240810492 Pages: 392 Format: Book - Paperback Trim: 6in x 9in Publication Date: March 03,
2009 Price: $34.95 
DescriptionScript Analysis for Actors, Directors, and Designers applies directly to the experience of theatrical production. You will immediately be able to inforporate the concepts and processes you learn into both your practical and creative work. Whether you are an actor, a director, or a designer, you will benefit from clear and comprehensive examples, end-of-chapter questions, and summaries meant to stimulate their creative process as they engage in production work.
Based on the premise that plays should be objects of study in and of themselves, Script Analysis for Actors, Directors, and Designers teaches an established system of classifications that examines the written part of a play. This fourth edition will include in-depth analysis of unconventional plays, which are more frequent on amateur and professional stages. These plays present unique analytical challenges that the author teaches you the unusual ways in which the subject matter operates in unconventional plays.
* Each chapter has comprehensive examples, end-of-chapter questions, and summaries to stimulate your creative process * NEW focus on unconventional plays * Expanded information on Action Analysis * NEW appendix with helpful forms for Action Analysis and Formalist Analysis Reviews"James Thomas has written a great resource book for anyone creating theatre. The information is detailed, clear, and easily applicable to text analysis for actors, directors, and designers." --Barbara Anger, Ithaca College
"This book has been overwhelmingly effective in meeting the goals I set for this course." --Perry Crafton, West Texas A&M University
ContentsAction Analysis; Fountations of the Plot: Given Circumstances; Foundations of the Plot: The Background Story; Plot: External and Internal Action; Plot: Progression and Structure; Character; Idea; Dialogue; Tempo, Rhythm, and Mood; The Style of the Play; A Final Word about Dramatic Form; Supplimentary Topics for Script Analysis; Introduction to Genres and Styles of Drama; Bibliography
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