🧪 Theater Theater Direction Simulation

Every choice a director makes — where a performer stands, how high they stand, how far from the group, whether a spotlight isolates them — measurably shifts where an audience looks. This simulator renders a real proscenium stage in 3D and lets you block a scene: drag performers into position, raise them onto risers or a platform, isolate one from the ensemble, and cut in a spotlight. A compositional model scores every performer's visual weight from those staging cues and reports the current focal point, the left/right balance of the stage picture, and whether the composition reads as a unified ensemble or a single dominant figure — the same strategic decisions a director makes every time they block a scene.