Pakuranga College Pakuranga College

Yr 10 Drama

10DRA
Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Mr D. Bowyer-Warner.

Recommended Prior Learning

None


You will learn to:

  • Develop team building skills. 

  • Spontaneously Improvise a scene. i.e. (Acting a scene on the spot.)

  • Perform a Prepared Improvisation i.e.  (Rehearse a scene and then perform it.)

  • Study a full length Play Script .

  • Experiment with the different ways you can perform a piece of scripted drama.

  • Use special effects character make-up.

  • Perform a choreographed stage fight scene.

  • Build a Stage Set design model. 





Course Overview

Term 1
Year 10 Drama is a semester course running over two terms.

In Year 10 Drama you will recap performance skills developed from Year 9 Drama, as well as being introduced to new areas of drama performance.

Term 1 units covered are:
- Spontaneous Improvisation (Acting a scene on the spot.)
- Prepared Improvisation (Rehearsing a scene and then performing it.)
- Playscript study.

You will be assessed on:
- How well you can act out a scene on the spot with no preparation.
- How well you can rehearse and perform a scene from a given story outline.
- How well you can perform a piece of text in different styles.

Term 2
Term 2 units covered are:
- Special Effects Horror make-up design.
- Stage fight choreography.
- Stage Set Design model-making.

You will be assessed on:
- How well you can use Special Effects make-up to design a horror face mask.
- How well you can learn and perform a stage fight scene.
- How well you can construct a stage set design model.

Semester A

Learning Areas:

THE ARTS


Assessment Information

- Spontaneous Improvisation (Acting a scene on the spot.)
- Prepared Improvisation (Rehearsing a scene and then performing it.)
- Playscript study.
- Accents performance.
- Special Effects Horror make-up design.
- Stage fight choreography.
- Stage Set Design model-making.

Pathway

Level 1 Drama



			


				

Disclaimer

* PLEASE NOTE

For senior courses, standards listed are indicative only and are subject to change.