In a drama script, camera directions are provided in order to explain what type of camera is needed. help directors make an actual play. make the actors look more experienced. tell the actors how to move or act.

To help the actor make an actual play

Explanation:

some plays are screen recorded such as "SpongeBob the musical" and in the Scripts it tells you where the camera moves to make sure that the play looks more well presented than the human eye wandering off around the theatre.

I might be wrong, sorry.

Its been a while since I took theatre classes

i guess you are missing the idea that has to be supported, am i right?

i believe that's the correct answer