Also, it is important to identify with the situation or character before performing the piece. The next step is then to do a detailed analysis of the character. If you can t find a motivation, return to the first step. If the character motivation is clear to you, however, feel free to go on to the next step. That next step is to choose an appropriate costume.
Some scripts require great detail to costuming, while others require almost no costume at all.
Historical scripts tend to offer the greatest depth in costuming effects, while contemporary scripts offer the greatest flexibility in costuming. It is important to choose what you are comfortable with. Scan the script, looking for prop ideas or needs. If there are no props required, it s often a good idea to add a few of your own. Visual effects often enhance a scene, not to mention leaving a more lasting impression than words.