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Appreciating the director's job
From the course: Filmmaking Forum: Conversations
Appreciating the director's job
- [Erik] I think being a director, it's about being a great leader and being able to kind of implement everyone's talent in the best way possible. I think sometimes people directors get caught up in this whole thing of just telling people what to do, and I don't believe in that at all. I almost try to look at everything as sort of a family base. So everybody in the family needs to bring something to the table. And when everybody clicks, that's when something great happens. - And I think those that are just sort of barking orders will probably find that they'll get a very sort of sanitized, clinical version of what they're trying to get, rather than if they speak to their crew as saying you know this is what I'm trying to achieve with that with this particular scene. - And I'm open to ideas from everywhere. I'm seeing myself more like a sieve, so I have the big overall objective, and I hear everybody's ideas and what comes through the sieve, we keep, and what doesn't, stays. - I talk…
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Planning, shooting and editing the documentary: telling real stories9m 48s
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The narrative film: Planning, Production and Post7m 28s
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Making and working on commercials7m 32s
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Understanding the importance and process of working with a composer5m 8s
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Laying the musical foundation: Working with the temp score7m 10s
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Appreciating the director's job8m 32s
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Building a rapport and a language with the director9m 16s
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Taking on the film festival circuit7m 17s
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Discussing different work environments: Freelance vs. facility5m 59s
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Broadening your skill set: Embracing your inner generalist7m 31s
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