>I have also tried the idea, based on the works of Nathan Shedroff, >of using the term "experience design". And "performance >technology". Nothing works--I still get blank looks. I think if we >all agreed on a term, and proceeded to severely label a large body >of work with that term, we MIGHT be termed a movement...but where's >the fun in that? Hello Jeff, Yeah, no matter where you go...there you are. It is kind of fun to continually challenge myself to describe what I do in different terms to see what turns the lights on for people. And different people respond to different descriptions. I love "experience designer". Generally, I am still quite fond of choreographer. Which still has people asking what the hell is that. Which leads to "modern" dance which isn't exactly what I do...oh words are so complicated:) I don't think we are a movement because of our vast diversity in style and aesthetics. We could be a toolment. Dawn -- *************************** Dawn Stoppiello Artistic Co-Director Troika Ranch dawn@troikaranch.org http://www.troikaranch.org *************************** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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