Author: antheacarns
-
The Lamplighters League
Lore In The Lamplighters League, part of the narrative team’s job was to write and implement lore drops that rewarded player exploration by adding texture and depth to the world, hinting at character backstories, and providing in-world explanations for mechanics and enemies. Our lore system allowed us to place “sockets” throughout each level and then…
-
-
-
Review: Disney’s “Frozen”
[Originally published on Coming to the Edge.] I rang in the New Year by going to see Frozen with my big sister the glaciologist, who is obviously the optimal person to bring along to a movie that’s about a) ice and b) sisters. Really, though, if you’re going to see Frozen, I highly recommend bringing a glaciologist if you…
-
not a pretty girl, pt. 1
[Originally posted on Coming to the Edge. This series of posts has been viewed over 2000 times since its publication in Oct. 2013, and was picked up for classroom use by several teachers, including a professor at Duke University.]
-
Review: Book-It Rep.’s “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Uncensored”
I should say at the outset that I’m simultaneously a biased and an unbiased reviewer for this show. Biased because my roommate was the dramaturg for the production; unbiased because, well . . . When the house lights came up for intermission, I leaned over to tell Alex how much I was enjoying it and…
-
Celebrate World Music!: Spanish Dances Rehearsal
“Celebrate World Music!” is a concert produced by Burmer Music and the Composition Lab, featuring the work of eight Seattle composers and soloists from around the world. This video documents one day of rehearsals for Glenna Burmer’s “Spanish Dances.” For more information about the concert, visit http://www.celebrateworldmusic.com Music composed by Glenna Burmer Conducted by David…
-
Directing
Robin Hood, Alaska Theatre of Youth, July 2011 and Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr., ATY, October 2011.
-
-
Anthea Carns 