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   What is the relationship between a director and an actor?

   • In narrative filmmaking, the relationship between the director and the actors is arguably the most important relationship on set. And yet, for many directors beginning their careers, the process of working with an actor can seem mystifying.

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   How do you work with actors in a film?

   • To work with actors, first, you have to cast them. While a director isn’t always the sole decider of which actors will be in their film (producers and casting directors will hold influence), they do typically have a big say. How do great directors use the casting process?

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   How do you direct actors?

   • Directing actors isn’t as simple as telling a thespian what to do on set. It involves multiple stages and intense, intimate work with the actor. There is casting, pre-production discussion, script analysis, and rehearsal before an actor and director even walk on set. In case you missed our previous video on how to direct actors, here you go!

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   Do directors work with actors?

   • No one director collaborates with actors the same way, and yet many of the most celebrated actors’ directors follow certain tenets. Study up, and you can help create a great performance. Subscribe for more filmmaking videos like this. What does directing actors mean? On its surface, this may seem like an obvious question.

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2. www.backstage.com › magazine › articleHow to Be an Actor’s Director - Backstage

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   Jul 13, 2020 · There’s a lot of innovation, intuition, and learning through the school of hard knocks that can help you become this type of director, but I want to highlight two simple tips to get you started.

   • 18 Actors Who Became Directors | Backstage

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   • Inside the Process of an ‘Actor’s Director’ - Backstage

     Ted Kotcheff has been in the director’s chair for over 60...

3. www.screendaily.com › features › todd-haynes-onTodd Haynes on being an actor’s director and why ‘May ...

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   Dec 27, 2023 · Haynes is well known as an actor’s director. “The thing about preparing with actors is that it almost always starts with external decision-making,” he explains.

4. www.studiobinder.com › blog › directing-actorsDirecting Actors — How to Get the Best Performances

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Directing actors isn’t as simple as telling a thespian what to do on set. It involves multiple stages and intense, intimate work with the actor. There is casting, pre-production discussion, script analysis, and rehearsal before an actor and director even walk on set.

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5. www.stagemilk.com › how-to-directHow to Direct | An Actor's Guide to Directing (Step-by-step)

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   • Know The Material. The very first thing you’ll need to do is study the script. Over, and over, and over. Learn what you can about the characters, the context, the world of the story—anything that might help you determine what the writer intended and how the scene should be played.
   • Read With Your Actors. Once you have your actors in the room, read the scene together at least twice before you start any discussion. How does the piece sound aloud as opposed to how it read on the page?
   • Block the Scene. The trick with blocking—the planning of actors’ physical movement and positioning in the scene—is to not overthink it. Block so that the audience/camera can see the action, and in a way that enhances the drama of the scene but never gets in the way of performance.
   • Plotting Actions. Once the scene has been interrogated, discussed and blocked, it’s time for your actors to start running it. This is the point in the process where a lot of first-time or inexperienced directors trip themselves up by trying to tweak and shape the scene too much—or at least too much too quickly.

6. www.nytimes.com › 2017/05/11 › moviesOren Moverman: An Actor’s Director, Almost by Accident

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   May 11, 2017 · “Megalopolis,” the first film from the director Francis Ford Coppola in 13 years, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Here’s what to know.