Director’s Cut

Director’s Cut

Description

The cast attempt to improvise a new movie. One of the players is the Director, who enters and tells them different approaches, random things to change etc.

 

Example

Jacqueline: You’ve got this Jill we are nearly at the top.

Jill: Yes I can see it! Wait! Wait! my foot is stuck in a Rabbit hole!

Jacqueline: Hang on Jill I’m coming back down to help you!

Director: CUT! This is great but there are a lot of Rabbit holes and the rabbits are known for having rabies. Action!

Jill: Be careful Jackie!

Jacqueline: Don’t be scare Jill but the rabbits are heading our way.

Jill: Quick help me get out, we need to get out of here!

Director: CUT! Great but Jill you are starting to turn into a killer rabbit. Action!

 

Show Introduction

“This is called Director’s Cut. For this game we’re going to be on the set of a new movie! We’ll see the behind the scenes as the director shoots the movie. Can I get some suggestions for the title of this fictional movie? And a name for the director?”

 

Additional Tips for Playing

  • Try to speak in bold statements instead of being vague, that way the Director will be adding more fun things rather working to establish the scene.
  • Director’s suggestions should be fun for the players as well as the audience.
  • Have fun!

 

Hoopla courses we play this game in

Mostly in our level 2 course and also a bit in our level 1 course and super short-form course.

 

Categories

This exercise is in the following categories:

Listening.

Yes And.

Support and Teamwork

Commitment

Justifying and incorporating suggestions.

Short-Form Games

 

 

 

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