Actors Are Not Plug-and-Play: Getting A Scene On Its Feet by John Badham

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Actors Are Not Plug-and-Play: Getting A Scene On Its Feet by John Badham. Pages 36 – 37. Many directors expect actors to be like Apple Computers: Plugand-Play, performing perfectly right out of the box (or the makeup trailer). Writers work for months on a script; directors take weeks to create their vision....

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