A directed landmark of this sort could integrate information on position with information on direction in a single, local, time-dependent visual cue.
Where landmark familiarity is sufficiently well entrained, such as when following individually distinctive homing routes across the landscape, our directed landmark hypothesis might provide a mechanism to account for continued attention to time-compensated solar information throughout a journey as has been found in precision tracking experiments with clock-shifted pigeons (Biro et al., 2007).
A directed linear landmark of this sort would integrate information on direction and route in a single, time-dependent visual cue.
He directed the landmark 1971 film, "Shaft," as well as several documentaries and other films.
Outside the National, he also directed a landmark production of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Almeida in 1996, starring David Suchet and Diana Rigg, that reminded us we were watching a play about the decline of a civilisation.
Laurence Rees, who wrote, produced and directed the landmark The Nazis: A Warning from History in 1997 and followed it with Auschwitz: The Nazis and the "Final Solution" in 2005, is to create a trilogy with a new piece on the individuals surrounding Adolf Hitler.
Staged by Sarah Benson, who directed the landmark New York premiere of Sarah Kane's truly shocking "Blasted" several years ago, this short, seductive monologue is descended from the socially conscious (and self-conscious) plays of Wallace Shawn (particularly "Aunt Dan and Lemon") and the angry, quick-take dramas of the late-career Harold Pinter.
In 1982, Scott directed the landmark film Blade Runner, starring Harrison Ford.
Mr. Kamiya directed other landmarks in Japanese gaming, including Resident Evil 2 (1998), Devil May Cry (2001) and Okami (2006), and it is clear that the transition to high-definition gaming has provided him with more tools to realize his incredible visions.
Gov. Charlie Baker directed other landmarks to be lit purple, as well.
But Mr. Greif, who did very well by doomed romance in directing the landmark musical "Rent," sees his leading characters not as victims of their culture but as reflections of it.
