How+to+write+a+Script

Step 1
Watch the following video to get a quick sense of script writing. media type="custom" key="8023388" When you have completed viewing the video, individually or with a group create a Title Page for your script using Microsoft WORD. Save your Title Page in your Langaguage Arts Folder on your U: Drive, then upload it to your STUDENT PAGE.
 * DUE JANUARY 21st**

Step 2
Go to the following website and choose 1 script that you liked the best. Take a look at all the components (cast, props, costumes, setting) needed when writing a script. [] Go to your STUDENT PAGE, and write a short paragraph on a Microsoft WORD document answering the following questions; 1.) Which script did you enjoy the best? 2.) Why did you enjoy the script? 3.) What component is the most important to develop when writing a script and why?
 * DUE JANUARY 21st**

Step 3
Now it is time to create your Drama Map using the following website for your templates: [] (Since you can not save to this website, your will have to open a Smart Document and take pictures of your work). We will be completing the Character Map, Conflict Map, and Setting Map. **You DO NOT need to complete the Resolution Map.**
 * DUE JANUARY 25th**

Step 4
Using the following website, create a plot diagram: [] (Since you can not save to this website, you will have to open a Smart Document and take pictures of your work). Save your Smart document and upload it to your student page.
 * DUE JANUARY 25th**

Step 5
Now it is your turn to write your script! Using Microsoft Word, follow the same format as that found at [] Be sure to start your script with a description of your cast, props, costumes and settings! We will first be completing a rough draft which we'll use to work with Tania Breen on **January 31st.**
 * ROUGH DRAFT DUE JANUARY 27th**


 * IMPORTANT NOTES**
 * All work should be uploaded to your student page.
 * Your script should be no longer then 3 minutes.
 * You will be marked on each step.
 * You have until **January 31** to complete steps 1-4 and to create a rough draft of your script.
 * You will be presenting the script to the class