- Communicate with the cast and crew clearly
- Rehearsals are very important- it is vital for the director to create a relationship with the cast
- Be descriptive-"This is what I want you to say, and this is how I want you to act"
- Help the cast understand how a film is made
- Explain shooting schedule & story boarding
- Talk about character's profile, interests & background
- Let the cast be aware that there will be lots of standing around
- Inform the cast of health & safety issues
- Keep all cast between shooting in the Media Classroom to stay organized
- Take several takes of a shot- even if it seems okay, Leave 5 seconds before and after the tape rolls to make it easier to edit
- Pay attention to continuity!
- Start at action, stop at cut
- Tell the extras to act natural- even if their role doesn't seem dominant
- Be very clear in speech
- Shooting schedule and Storyboard on set
- Direct everyone.
- Only look at the camera screen while filming! Not the action in front of the camera
Monday, 12 October 2009
Director Masterclass
My teacher ran a masterclass on directing for all the directors in our class. Here are the notes that I took down:
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Director's Master Class
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