film semiotics

Russian Cinema -- filmplus.org/kino

Postmodern -- film600

and so on!

Theatre?

... new, NEW and very new :

First, vtheatre -- virtual theatre

Second meaning of V-Theatre = Variety : Lul-philosophy?

filmplus.org/vtheatre -- virtual theatre as Variety !

... The new grand beginning? [ teatr.us, lul and stagematrix ] Thanks, Internet!

2008 -- see LEFT table!

This my first web-broadcasting project is connected with my 3 Sisters.

Next -- 12th Night in the Spring'00.

Also, the pages on subject of research @ Theatre w/Anatoly (subdirectory of the Virtual Theatre): sister-page (doorway).

Research Directory

2004 *

Summary

vtheatre.net

Notes

HOW TO: bedfordresearcher.com -- use it!

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"Raugh Draft" (title):

"Rehearsals without Shows"

This is how I should call what I am doing.

I don't think that I can give straight answers to the simple questions...

My "Research Areas"? "My Interests"? "My Expertise"?

I teach. The webpages are around the classes I teach. And the research is around the subjects I teach. Directing, Acting, Drama, Film.

"Russian Theatre"? In what way? I do not teach it. Russian American Theatre (RAT) went nowhere. But what Stanislavsky, Meyerhold, Chekhov? Yes, but only as applications for acting and directing.

I direct.

I keep my notes for the shows I stage:

1. Drama and Dramaturgy

2. Concept and Pre-production

3. Rehearsal Process

[ "Live Theatre" and how to use new technologies for doing and teaching theatre. ]

* What about film?

Film is secondary.

Read teach page and new (2005) webpages at film.vtheatre.net...

"Film vs. Movies"

How useful are my webpages?

For students?

Colleagues?

Cyber-users?

I use them, my pages.

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2. Look at the url (.edu is best - but without a tilde or other indication it's a personal site)
3. Look for references
[ note ]

Digital Performance: A History of New Media in Theater, Dance, Performance Art, and Installation (Leonardo Books) (Hardcover) by Steve Dixon (Author) 0262042355

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