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Directing doesn't have to be a
chore. With the right tools you can achieve almost anything on the
stage or screen. Yes, actors can be difficult. Given the wrong
tongue an actor can quit, screw up a performance, or waste hours of
precious film stock or rehearsal time.
But you can avoid these pitfalls with the right knowledge. You can
start directing the easy way now!
An easier, much more enjoyable directing job is awaiting for you.
That's because once you download my eBook you will learn things you
won't hear from anyone else. This isn't "one man's opinion." These
are dark secrets about actors that everyone in the industry knows
in their heart but will not admit for fear it will hurt their
reputation.
But because I'm not famous I am free to tell you the truth about
dealing with professional actors. You can use my years of
experience to your advantage right now! You can start pushing your
talent in the right direction without hours of study and torment.
An actor doesn't have to ruin your movie or play. I will help you
keep control of your set from day one.
My eBook will give you the tools necessary to fight the five
"wars" that every director must fight and win to have any kind of
influence over their actors:
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War #1: Scriptwriting
You must write a script that actors will respect.
War #2: Search
You must select your stars from a slushpile of wannabes.
War #3: Audition
You must make good first impressions and select actors
who will take you and your script seriously.
War #4: Rehearsal
The battle here is the most complex. Win authority over your
vision or your actors will sink your ship!
War #5: Production
Perhaps the greatest battle you fight is on the set. If you
cannot maintain control here all the work you've
managed so far is for nothing!
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This easy to read book covers each of your little wars with a
strategy for victory! You will win because I am honest, probably
too honest, about the psychology of talented actors. I've had
actors read this book and then yell at me by page two! Actors do
not want you to know the secrets in this book!
In my eBook you will learn:
How to prevent an actor's ego from getting out of control. (page 56)
The single most important phrase to use with any actor that will make any director look like a genius! It takes just one phrase! (page 53)
How to hold professional auditions and do it from any state in the union or anywhere in the world. (page 10)
How, even as a film or drama student, you can, from the beginning, get that much sought-after respect from professional actors so they will listen to your ideas. (page 25)
What your actor really thinks about you! (page 2)
How to use your audition time efficiently. (page 21)
How to tell if a headshot is using trick photography. (page 12)
The tools of the trade that any director can use to improve their scenes with little time and effort. (page 52)
How to write killer Backstage ads with descriptions actors want to hear so you get the most talent sending you their headshots and resumes. (page 8)
How to shoot a sex scene or nude scene without alienating your actors. (page 66)
How to get a professional actor to show up at your audition at nine o'clock on a Saturday morning! (page 21)
How to pace your scenes. (page 54)
The one tool you should be giving every actor before they start a day of rehearsal, that will help them get their role down in record time and improve their performance almost instantly. (page 43)
Learn about the four basic kinds of actors and how to direct each one. (page 41)
The one way to keep an actor from filing a lawsuit against you. It does happen! (page 20)
How to protect your project from untimely events like your lead actor getting hit by a car the day before your shoot. You can protect yourself from even these real dangers right now! (page 65)
Why you should never direct the way "the professionals" do it. (page 60)
Learn what is often missing from a scene that you can't put your finger on. (page 49)
Learn the secret scriptwriting trick that almost every screenwriter and director in Hollywood implicitly knows but no one, not even your film teacher, will tell you! It's so simple, the minute you learn it you will be using it for the rest of your career. (page 50)
Tips to help you organize your rehearsals even when you have almost no time! (page 55)
How to keep your actors happy on the set without wasting valuable time or getting a headache. (page 58)
And Much More!
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Do not
run an audition or rehearsal without these forms!
As a FREE
bonus, when you order my eBook you will also receive two free forms
that you can print out and use on a real production! The first is
for all your auditions, to help keep you organized and sane. The
second is a release form for hiring actors. I wouldn't advise you
to take another step with your project without these important
documents.
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Hello, my name
is David Horatio. I wrote this book out after sorting through my
experiences as both an artist and filmmaker. My films have been shown across the globe, from New York to Tokyo. I am a graduate from
New York University's famous Tisch School of the Arts. I hold a BFA
with Honors in Film Production. I've had actors that love me; I've
had actors that walk out on me. I know what to expect when you're
just starting out. My eBook will give you easy to follow examples
of how to choose the right actor for your film or theater show and
make sure they don't suddenly quit. I know how to keep actors. I
know how to work under limited budgets and limited resources.
Whether you think you are just starting out or think you are a hot
shot, I can help you improve your approach with actors. I don't use
any mystical, academic, hard to grasp system. I use common sense
tools that are effective, fast, and easy to remember. My book draws
from life examples and is intended to help anyone who has ever been
frustrated with an actor either because of their conceited attitude
or their lack of insight. I'm on your side. I know the obstacles
you face. If you've never done a casting session, rehearsal, or
production, then my eBook should be one of the first things you
read. You don't have to find out things the hard way. You don't
have to go it alone.
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