The complexity involved in staging the spectacular effects required by melodrama was a contributing factor in:

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Melodramas often contained elaborate and spectacular effects, such as fires, floods, and explosions. Coordinating and unifying these effects on stage became a challenge, leading to the perceived need for a director to oversee and organize stage action. This contributed to the development of modern directing techniques.

The Complexity Involved in Staging the Spectacular Effects Required by Melodrama