Imagine this scenario in a play:camilo is minding the neighbor's indoor cat while the neighbors are on vacation. but he can't find the cat anywhere.what is the best way to write the stage directions?
In the scenario depicted above of Camilo taking care of the neighbors' indoor cat while they are away on vacation; if I were to write the stage directions, it will be something like this, "Camilo (Worried, getting more and more agitated as he searches
the house) Peaches! Here, kitty kitty."
Camilo is minding the neighbor's indoor cat while the neighbors are on vacation. But he can't find the cat anywhere.
The best way to write the stage directions is:
CAMILO (Concerned, getting increasingly panicky as he searches the house) Peaches! Here, kitty kitty."
The proper way of writing the stage directions is that the name of the character who is speaking should be written at the left-hand side of the page (in the margin). It is a good idea to print it in capitals. Then write a colon: Stage directions should be written in brackets.
