Cross-Cutting
Cross-cutting is a drama technique where the action switches between different scenes in the same space.
Read moreCross-cutting is a drama technique where the action switches between different scenes in the same space.
Read moreTips for using the drama game Ten Second Objects for Primary, Secondary and Language teachers.
Read moreBring characters from works of art, book illustrations and photographs to life through drama.
Read moreHow to use freeze-frames in drama, including 50+ ways to use them across the curriculum and a checklist for grading.
Read moreDrama game – groups make the shape of an object using their bodies – in only 10 seconds!
Read moreAction Clip is the perfect way to bring a freeze frame to life – with a clap of the hands!
Read moreIn Thought-Tracking, characters in a freeze-frame speak thoughts and feelings aloud.
Read moreFreeze frames and still images can be used to communicate ideas, tell a story or bring images to life.
Read moreParticipants rapidly sculpt their own or each others’ bodies to express attitudes and emotions.
Read moreExpand on a freeze-frame to create the before and after images. Great strategy for story building in drama.
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