Stage Directions and Blocking | Theatre Essentials

Learn the parts of a stage, how to get around them, and how to write it all down. Stage directions help you block your play and create interesting pictures for the audience on stage.
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Shot by Sasha Sepahpur
Starring Chandler Boyte
Script by Mackenzie Davenport
Special thanks to Joan Korte
Homegrown Theatre Camp is produced by Blixt Locally Grown - www.blixt.space/

[@sheilamaedelapaator893]

Thank youuu for the witty ideas🤗

[@peterw3160]

I wish this video explained why certain places are better for entrances, exits, romance, violence, etc.

[@charityphalo-davis9318]

We tend to use the logic that modern languages (English and others) read from left to right. The idea is the audience will most likely focus stage-right (audience's left). The sneaky entrances are to the audience's right (SL) where they are less likely to focus. Satire/Farce rely heavily on making grand entrances so having they tend to use center and stage right areas as those are the stronger areas of the stage.

[@Brillemeister]

Very useful info. God bless

[@messenger1556]

Loved it thank ❤

[@cadenmathews8641]

the way he kicked the ball tho

[@dominiquecymonetv]

Thank you 🙏

[@PocketJammy]

I'm auditioning so this is helpful

[@cajmapz670]

I know right

[@xanxZzz]

Poor chandler

[@vaslav030547]

College taught BULL💩
Just get a job in a theatre.