Drama Understanding a character profile When you are

Drama – Understanding a character profile When you are watching a film or TV show they will all begin in a similar way, with the introduction of a main character. There are lots of things to consider when creating a character. Have a look at the example below and follow the BBC Bitesize link to support yourself. https: //www. bbc. co. uk/bitesize/guides/zsf 8 wmn/revision/1 Once you have had a look through this website and watched the video, have a go at creating a character profile on the back of this sheet.

Character Analysis Actor’s name: __________ Developing an understanding for how character and story is interpreted and communicated. Pick a line that your character says and try to describe how he/she speaks. Accent? Volume? Tone? (e. g. sarcastic, happy, excited) Character’s name: __________ In order to help you understand how character is communicated, watch one of your favourite films/TV Programmes and choose a character. You can either use this template, do it on a separate piece of paper or make your own slide, word document or something far more creative. Whatever you want to do! Draw a picture of your character with labels that describe his/her costume (what he/she is wearing) Film/TV name: ___________ Pick a line or section and try to explain how the character uses physical skills. How does he/she move? (slowly, quickly, heavy) Does he/she use hand gestures? (points finger, waves hands around) What sort of facial expression is used? (happy, sad, wide-eyes) What is his/her posture? (straight, upright, slouched)