Which statement correctly describes the difference between the narrative and dramatic text structures in Monster? The narrative text structure tells the story from Steve’s viewpoint, and the dramatic structure tells the story using an outsider’s perspective.

In dramatic structure, dialogue is used to reveal information and move the plot.

Answer: C The dramatic structure of Monster shows Steve’s inner thoughts and fears.

The main character of the play is known as the protagonist. The antagonist is the character who opposes the protagonist. The other characters that are neither the protagonist nor the antagonist are called the secondary characters. They may have a major part or a minor involvement in the drama.

develop a range of physical skills and techniques eg movement, body language, posture, gesture, gait, co-ordination, stillness, timing, control; facial expression; eye contact, listening, expression of mood; spatial awareness; interaction with other performers; dance and choral movement.

• Vocal Dynamics. Your lines are just words until you deliver them, but unless your voice is well-trained, they’ll still fall flat or sound forced.
• Body Language and Mannerisms.
• Use and Awareness of Space.
• Improvisational Techniques.

These are largely outlined within the stage notes by the playwright. The six elements involve: Thought, Theme, Ideas; Action or Plot; Characters; Language; Music; and Spectacle (scenery, costumes and special effects).

5 ways to improve your acting skills

1. Establish a morning routine. It doesn’t have to be long, just 30 minutes!
2. Observe. Acting requires us to look inside and see what we are made of, but we must become good observers of the outside, of humans and human nature.
3. Be You.
4. Be Present.
5. Find Your Own Voice.

Acting is a skill. Like most skills it’s aided by natural talent, but that’s not enough.

Participating in an acting class helps shy kids learn to speak to an audience within the safety of a closed group. As shy kids become more comfortable with self-expression, they develop self-esteem and gain self-confidence.

Let’s get this out of the way: No, you are not too old to start your acting career. Whatever age you are now, there are opportunities for you to perform on stage and on screen. But that doesn’t mean they will come easy. You will have to be as—if not more—prepared than your competition.

No age is too late to start acting. There isn’t necessarily a correlation between experience and excellence or suitability for a part, although working with various people does help one grow. You can pretty much do this at any age, and let that not faze you.

Famous Actors with No Experience

• Jennifer Lawrence. You probably know Jennifer Lawrence from Hunger Games.
• Johnny Depp. Who doesn’t love Johnny Depp?
• Channing Tatum. You know Channing Tatum from the Tv series CSI: Miami.
• Matthew McConaughey.
• Charlize Theron.
• Evangeline Lilly.
• Jason Statham.
• Natalie Portman.

What is the best age to start an acting career?

• 0-4 years old: Your baby is adorable, of course.
• 5-7 years old: This age group is just grasping the concept of reading, so encourage your young actor to read out loud—but make sure they’re exploring their imagination and having fun, too.

Many aspiring actors want to know how old is too old to start an acting career. Let me give you a little teaser on what’s to come below: for actors, there is no age limit. Anybody at any age can start training or working as an actor.

Is it possible to get into acting at 30, 40, even 50 years old? For many now-famous actors, the answer is a resounding “yes.” There are plenty of real-life actors who started their careers late, including Jane Lynch and Alan Rickman.