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instructions to actors and directors of a play or film. These directions appear in a film or play script but are not the words to be said by the actors. Rather they tell the actors how to say the words, e.g. in a rage with anger, what to do with their bodies while they are talking, and where all the actors should be doing at different times during any scene. Stage directions also include details about how the stage should be arranged, e.g. a dishevelled country pub with a bar counter with three half-broken bar stools perched up against it. In the corner is a brightly coloured jukebox, etc.
a sound technique in which a sound is exaggerated or enhanced; used by directors to emphasise...
an advertising term to describe the people at whom an advertisement is aimed. Great care goes...
a sentence in which two clauses are balanced against each other, e.g. Man proposes, God...
a style of writing and speaking that uses irony, e.g. I love your dress (when the speaker hates...
an essay in which a statement is agreed or disagreed with, with reasons given to support the...