How to Make a Drama Series

To create a school drama, you should write out everyone who wants to be involved. Then, have one person write the script or wok on it together, assign roles and practice your performance.

Design your drama to feature no more than three characters. If you want a whole set of characters, you'll have to still limit the number of characters that can appear in a scene to the number you have available, but you can use costume and makeup to alter each of the three of your actors to play multiple roles.

Writing dramatic scripts that truly play to the emotions of audience members is very difficult to do. Do not make your end goal "make my audience cry," as this will result in a cheap, trashy play with a very generic ending that everyone finds stale and not sad at all. Instead, your end goal should be to leave the audience with some sort of feeling - whether it be happy, sad, bittersweet, stressed... anything is better than nothing. Maybe even try writing a few different scripts before jumping into a tear-jerking drama.