# For each rule in Phillips's chapter 'Rules of the Game', what reason does he give (production cost, audience attention, projection, censorship, or something else), and which reasons does the chapter not give?

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- updated: 2026-10-23T17:05:43.015Z
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1914 practice (Phillips): the chapter's reasons are mostly audience belief and comprehension, dramatic proportion toward the climax, naturalness or illusion, asserted natural laws, and the fixed reel unit. By bounded word search the chapter body has 0 hits for cost, expense, money, price, project, censor and attention, so production cost, projection and censorship are not given as reasons for these scene rules; the only production-side statement is the generic one about the manufacturer's possibilities and mechanical limitations. A synthesis-labelled reason map is the main deliverable.

1914 practice (Phillips): the chapter's reasons are mostly audience belief and comprehension, dramatic proportion toward the climax, naturalness or illusion, asserted natural laws, and the fixed reel unit. By bounded word search the chapter body has 0 hits for cost, expense, money, price, project, censor and attention, so production cost, projection and censorship are not given as reasons for these scene rules; the only production-side statement is the generic one about the manufacturer's possibilities and mechanical limitations. A synthesis-labelled reason map is the main deliverable.

Curator qualifications: Reasons given are audience comprehension, proportion and illusion; no cost, projection or censorship reasons in body (curator count 0).

Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.

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- [sourced_fact] 1914 practice (Phillips): the chapter's reasons are mostly audience belief and comprehension, dramatic proportion toward the climax, naturalness or illusion, asserted natural laws, and the fixed reel unit. By bounded word search the chapter body has 0 hits for cost, expense, money, price, project, censor and attention, so production cost, projection and censorship are not given as reasons for these scene rules; the only production-side statement is the generic one about the manufacturer's possibilities and mechanical limitations. A synthesis-labelled reason map is the main deliverable. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts · source: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/70937/pg70937.txt

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