This was an intended reaction to Chris, i would suspect that playwrights create one section at a time as skectches to the end,then go back and connect each section into one main statement. Anyway. i'm just guessing and comparing how I create, in sculpture. mando
On Feb 19, 2009, at 3:44 PM, Chris Miller wrote: > I don't know about your attention span for paintings and > sculptures, Mando, > but mine maxes out at 10 minutes -- and usually much less. > > On the other hand, a playwright/director has to hold an audience > tight for 90 > minutes or more, an incredible achievement -- and hardly ever > successful with > impatient individuals like myself, so I walk out of (or go to > sleep in) shows > all the time. > > I think that's why a phenomenally successful director like Robbins > was so > fanatic about getting each moment better-better-better-best. > > It wasn't about expressing his artistic soul -- it was about > keeping the > attention of a demanding audience. > > He was a slave to his audience --- and a dictator to his cast. > > > > ____________________________________________________________ > Find publishing companies that will publish and promote your book. > http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/ > BLSrjnxPs0EiCn3uSEniqhud7Hr9y8 > pKy1n3oKXmhXGJ8S3X2FhO6ZWtWvo/
