Everyone wants to do it, but it is never exactly clear what a director does. Having had the pleasure of directing the last seven years with plenty of success and failures I hope to offer other truths to directing and the skills you will need. It's the best job on set, but a lot goes in to it. Let's get started...
Monday, February 6, 2012
Association Blog #7
2/6
A little more reflection on study night. I watched Preston Sturges’s
The Great McGinty. And I am just impressed by the amount of depth and
humanity he put into his characters. Even in those early screwball
comedies the characters feel lived in. This is something I always aim
for in my comedy. But I am always concerned that the audience just wants
jokes. And that by giving them too much character I am boring them.
It’s hard balancing act of character and non stop jokes flying around.
To see Preston Sturges pull it off with such ease; gives me faith that
it can be done.
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