Tuesday will conclude one month of internet scripted life, and I am ending it that evening with a final review / performance / celebration co-starring my classmates. Several other audience members and reviewers are also attending.
For those far away or otherwise unable to attend, the performance will be recorded and shown online. The loose theme is a review of my project, but it can also be anything we want.
Some questions I am thinking about…
Can I share some of my experience of the past month with you in this way? Will you feel something similar to what I felt? Or will it be something completely different?
What alternatives to a traditional review are there? Does it have to be so serious? Could it be just fun and silly? Would it be interesting still?
What happens if this fails? Am I / are we ok with that? How would we decide whether this group performance was a failure or a success? And the project as a whole?
What elements inhibit and facilitate participation? Which parts are most / least enjoyable? Which parts feel uncomfortable / comfortable? Why?
How much should be scripted vs left open to improvisation? How to find the balance between structure and spontaneity?
What are your questions?
What is learned by doing this?
Sunday, February 21, 2010
[Setting: bedroom, 6am. LAUREN wakes up.]
[Setting: grad studio, sometime after 1pm. LAUREN leaves for VICTORIA's with CASPER and KEVIN.]
[Setting: 2pm. LAUREN arrives at VICTORIA's.]
[Setting: 6pm. LAUREN leaves for UCLA.]
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