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When the Actor Disagrees
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Rehearsal Intro
Rehearsal Techniques: Subtext Speak, Maturity, Hyperbole and more
Adjustments – Quantitative and Qualitative
Some Warnings
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Leading Looks
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Introduction
Casting
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Conversational Method
What to Look for in a Resume
Readings
Couples and Friends
Callbacks
Non-Actors
Children
Stars
Directing Performance
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Intentional Directing
Attitudinal Directing
Relationship Tree
Being True in the Moment
Status
Maturity
Prior Circumstance
Personalization
Outside In
Emotion
Typologies
Technical Direction
When the Actor Disagrees
Rehearsal
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Rehearsal Techniques: Subtext Speak, Maturity, Hyperbole and more
Adjustments – Quantitative and Qualitative
Some Warnings
Camera
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Camera Moves
Lenses
Shot Sizes
The Line
Crossing the Line
Point of View
Short Siding
OS Shots
Leading Looks
Multiple Cameras
Oners
Zoom
Push In
Rack Focus
Split Diopter
Inserts
Green Screen and Virtual FXs
Last Thoughts
Explore by Topics
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