Like I said I would, I'm posting a few things that I saw as being potentially useful to everyone, and things that are going to require consideration between two or more areas.
Also there are two assignments for the next meeting at the bottom. So read 'em and do 'em!
-"wavy": Ashur was talking about sound, but I think it's one of those words we might want to keep an eye on.
-Sound tied to changes in light
-Rooms static, beach dynamic (Ashur I know you had some additional thoughts about this if you want to comment)
-Sound and Set should stay in communication about where things are in vertical and horizontal space.
-"under water" also tides/tracking (maybe the feeling of things moving further and closer without literally sliding).
-Everyone: what feels the same and different between the two rooms? Also between the two boys' costumes? How can the similarities/differences between their spaces/clothes/bodies support each other?
-How can light help to make one costume fit/not fit in a variety of spaces?
Two Assignments (in a good way):
-Before our next meeting(Sun. 21st), really think about the way you imagine this beach. When it's clear? Cloudy? Winter? Spring? Find some images (they don't have to be of beaches, they could be of colors that remind you of this beach). Take some notes. Write a paragraph of description (what it sounds like, feels like etc.) Bring what you got to the meeting. The sooner we're all on the same beach, the better.
-Like I said before, lay down outside, put your hands around your eyes, and make it so all you can see it the sky, no trees or anything. I'm serious. This is a real thing for you to do.
Yaah as far as the static room vs. dynamic beach, i was thinking that over time this is sort of reversed... the beach stays the same but the rooms change. Rachel mentioned that this change might be mostly because of the people inhabiting them and their relationship to the spaces. So yep just another little morsel for y'all to gnaw on.
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