Things to keep in mind if you're writing a play
Writing a play comes with its own challenges. You’re limited to setting, and staging, and it's all in live time. You can't edit it out in post, everything happens right there and then. How do you make sure that the audience loves it?? Here are some #writingtips you should keep in mind.
1.CREATE AN INTERESTING PLOT.
If you don't have a plot, you don't have a play. It doesn't have to be a linear, but audiences should be able to follow it.
2.DECIDE ON YOUR STAGE-PLAY.
The design of your set can dramatically alter how actors perform your play.
3. KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE.
Your audience is important for a play because you need to be able to market it.
4. CREATE INTERESTING CHARACTERS.
Like any other piece of writing, each of your characters should be unique and easy for the audience to identify. Let's stay away from the stereotypes, shall we?
5. MAKE YOUR CHARACTERS GESTURES GRAND.
Facial expressions and hand gestures are important for a play where the audience is sitting far from the main stage.
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1.CREATE AN INTERESTING PLOT.
If you don't have a plot, you don't have a play. It doesn't have to be a linear, but audiences should be able to follow it.
2.DECIDE ON YOUR STAGE-PLAY.
The design of your set can dramatically alter how actors perform your play.
3. KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE.
Your audience is important for a play because you need to be able to market it.
4. CREATE INTERESTING CHARACTERS.
Like any other piece of writing, each of your characters should be unique and easy for the audience to identify. Let's stay away from the stereotypes, shall we?
5. MAKE YOUR CHARACTERS GESTURES GRAND.
Facial expressions and hand gestures are important for a play where the audience is sitting far from the main stage.
#TheWritingProject