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This analysis is about Jeff Vandermeer’s book Annihilation, not the movie loosely based on the book. It contains some spoilers. I haven’t yet read the second two books in the Southern Reach Trilogy, so this article doesn’t take them into ac...
The following analysis of 1Q84 does not include a plot summary, and is intended to be read by people who are already familiar with the book.
In 1Q84, Haruki Murakami addresses the fine line that separates the creative life of an artist fro...
One way to think of a scene is that your challenge is to see how far you can go into a state where you are completely involved in the scene, with every cell in your body and every fiber of your being.
For those of us who have some training...
I’ve been working for a while on what I call “landscape” pieces: very textural, abstract pieces, collages of fairly abstract language, music, and movement, which are intended to be used to make video installations to be shown in art galleri...
The issue is: what to do when a longer improvisation ends up feeling shapeless, as if it is wandering into too many side pathways, and losing its coherence. The scene goes in so many different directions that it loses the sense that everyth...
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Film critic; teacher of improvisation technique for actors, dancers, and musicians; award-winning filmmaker.
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