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2008 : R/G samples [ my director's diary = t-blog ]

... Spectator = main partner [ can you do it without actor(s)? ]

"Spectator" (Horatio) in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern -- new character (dramatic function, according for director's concept).

Hamlet2.0 -- presentation in class [ "200 words" assignment "Director's POV of Theatre UAF shows ]

... "Fallen Tree Paradox" and why theatre starts with spectator. Observer? Viewer? Passer-by?

"Age of Cinema" -- now the suprimacy of spectator is obviuous.

"Movie to Stage" in class exercises [ scripts are at google.com/group/directing ]

The Book of Spectator Memory as producer of subjective time and space in complex systems [lesson 13]

time definition + time theology POV Total Directing. 4 : time manupulation

+ Montage of Attractions

2006. Godot: "Time of the show" = public (fast as in dream, time of thought, no space to overcome).

"Event Theory" and : Principle of Uncertainty (QM)

The uncertainty principle is stated in popular culture in many ways, for example by stating that it is impossible to know both where an electron is and where it is going at the same time. This is roughly correct, although it fails to mention an important part of the Heisenberg principle, which is the quantitative bounds on the uncertainties.
The uncertainty principle is frequently, but incorrectly, confused with the "observer effect", wherein the observation of an event changes the event.

"Fundamental to contemporary Quantum Theory is the notion that there is no phenomenon until it is observed. This effect is known as the 'Observer Effect'.

The implications of the 'Observer Effect' are profound because, if true, it means that before anything can manifest in the physical universe it must first be observed. Presumably observation cannot occur without the pre-existence of some sort of consciousness to do the observing. The Observer Effect clearly implies that the physical Universe is the direct result of 'consciousness'.

This notion has a striking resemblance to perennial esoteric theory which asserts that all phenomena are the result of the consciousness of a single overlighting Creative Principle or the Mind of God.

There is a delicious irony in all this. Contemporary Western scientific theory postulates that human consciousness is solely a result of the workings of a physical brain, yet if the observer effect is correct, the physical matter comprising a brain cannot come into existence until it is the subject of observation by some pre-existing consciousness."

'A World with a View' by Ross Rhodes
'A Cybernetic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics' by Ross Rhodes

Jung: A Very Short Introduction by Anthony Stevens; Oxford University Press, 2001 [ - Chapter 2: Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious ] (see Freud Page)

new-2006+

... Freud Page in Method Acting for Directors

lesson 14. spectator

One as Many (Beckett test)

Book of Spectator [ filmplus.org/spectator ]

---- The real DRAMA/Action takes place in Spectator's Mind and Heart

... how to express (to generate) images in Spectator's mind ?

From rg08
... something that won't be on stage. But should be in audience imagination.

* Puppet 5 scenes (Death, duality, "Day of the Dead" celebration). Page in shows.vtheatre.net/hamlet/webshow/death.html

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From research files:

Uncertainty principle
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In quantum physics, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that one cannot assign, with full precision, values for certain pairs of observable variables, including the position and momentum, of a single particle at the same time even in theory. It furthermore precisely quantifies the imprecision by providing a lower bound (greater than zero) for the product of the standard deviations of the measurements. The uncertainty principle is one of the cornerstones of quantum mechanics and was discovered by Werner Heisenberg in 1927.
It is sometimes called the Heisenberg indeterminacy principle (a name preferred by Niels Bohr).

The event doesn't exist without Spectator : spectator is a part of the event.

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