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ABSTRACT |
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An experiment about a group of strangers trapped in a sinking ship. Air-tight divisions prevent catastrophe, but they can also be trapped. My idea came directly from the sinking of the Russian sub the Kursc---I had been thinking of it for a year or so and feel strongly about the nature and the expression of the project. It was a powerful experience because I believe that Bulkhead really represents what we want to do with our projects on a local level. I am convinced that improv has a specific place in movie making and it allows for a whole new expression of artist (actor) to be involved in a way that is not often done...and it should NOT be confused with REALITY TV. -Donald Whittier,
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PARTICIPANTS |
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*Indicates interview with fellow participant Lisa
Klein |
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Here are a few excerpts from an interview with Risto
Ojassaar. "The contract with the Estonia was our big break. We even worked up a new, modern dance for the occasion. But, it ended up being our first and last performance. The show was well-received and ended to enthusiastic applause just after midnight. |
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FURTHER RESEARCH |
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USS North
Carolina-Captain Dave Stanford
Prison Experiment Stanford
Prison Experiment Discussion |
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