Total Directing: Integrating Camera and Performance in Film and Television
Editorial Reviews Book Description TOTAL DIRECTING is the first book to fully integrate the technical aspects of screen directing with practical methods for directing actors, deeply and carefully exploring how these two primary aspects of the director's craft work together.
Viewed from a perspective that seeks a balance successful work with actors and technically high-level production values, the complete directing process is discussed in detail from the start of script development through the delivery of a finished project covering every aspect of preparation and decision-making with solid background information, practical suggestions, and clear illustrations. Topics include:
• project development • screenplay analysis • choosing and working with a production team • auditioning and casting • script preparation • using the language of acting • working with a set • understanding screen acting styles • conducting a rehearsal • blocking camera and actor moves • using improvisation • working with storyboards • the Hollywood continuity style • choosing camera shots and lighting • multi-camera directing • preparing for each day's shoot • editing and working with editors & much more. About the Author Tom Kingdom, a freelance director from 1982 through 1996, has worked on several Masterpiece Theatre productions, numerous documentaries and children's programs, and more than two hundred episodic dramas (including EASTENDERS). He has also worked as First Assistant/Production Manager for John Schlesinger, Roland Jaffe, Alan Clark, and many other distinguished directors. He has lectured at schools and universities in England and American and is currently an Associate Professor at Emerson College, Boston.
Total Directing: Integrating Camera and Performance in Film and Television,Tom Kingdon,Silman-James Press,1879505711,Cinema/Film: Book,Film & Video - Direction & Production,General,Motion Picture Directing And Producing,Motion pictures,Performing Arts,Pop Arts / Pop Culture,Production and direction,Still Photography,Television,Television - Direction & Production
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