Directing a Film
Hints and Tips for Making the Most of the Footage You Have
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Benjamin Myers
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Brett Griffin
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This book will show you how to go from your unrealized dream to being a director. We'll start off by showing you how to do all the planning that will help this film project go off without a hitch and avoid some of the more common pitfalls that commonly plague first-time directors. Next, you'll get a look at the production itself, from how to keep your crew happy and productive to directing actors into giving the performance you've imagined. Lastly, your vision will truly come alive in the post-production process. This book will give you hints and tips for making the most of the footage you have.
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Would you listen to Directing a Film again? Why?
Yes, It has a lot of tricks and tips that are worth listening to again.Great book for a first time Film Maker.
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really helpful
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good info
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Concise and Straightforward
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I found it helpful
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Well executed!
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Wouldn't recommend
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Boring
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Basic
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Would you try another book from Brett Griffin and/or Benjamin Myers?
the pacing of his voice will drive you crazyWhat didn’t you like about Benjamin Myers’s performance?
his monotone slow voiceWhat reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
disapointmentAny additional comments?
this book is for those who no nothing about film production. And much of the information is outdatedgood for a high schooler
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