Pen to Silversheet
Pen to Silversheet
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Such a knowledge can be built up only by years of association with stage and screen talent in a professional way.
"For a point of general information, " says one of the most famous screen casting directors, "we try to know a little some- thing about everybody who wears a make-up from stars to the cheapest extra people, whether we contemplate using them or not. We never can tell when we will need just such a character as a certain person might be best fitted for, both from a stand- point of type... and acting ability and the only way around the problem is to know them all, or as many as possible. " In order to accomplish this colossal aim, the casting director finds it necessary to keep constantly in touch with what the players are doing, by seeing their work on the screen. This means that he must see at least ten or twelve pictures every week not only those of his own production company, but those of other western and eastern organizations as well. When he looks at a picture, he takes special notice of the work of each player in the cast, just how much ability he manifests, what possibilities he may have, how he photographs and for what kind of parts he is best fitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a knowledge can be built up only by years of association with stage and screen talent in a professional way.
"For a point of general information, " says one of the most famous screen casting directors, "we try to know a little some- thing about everybody who wears a make-up from stars to the cheapest extra people, whether we contemplate using them or not. We never can tell when we will need just such a character as a certain person might be best fitted for, both from a stand- point of type... and acting ability and the only way around the problem is to know them all, or as many as possible. " In order to accomplish this colossal aim, the casting director finds it necessary to keep constantly in touch with what the players are doing, by seeing their work on the screen. This means that he must see at least ten or twelve pictures every week not only those of his own production company, but those of other western and eastern organizations as well. When he looks at a picture, he takes special notice of the work of each player in the cast, just how much ability he manifests, what possibilities he may have, how he photographs and for what kind of parts he is best fitted.
What to read after Pen to Silversheet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melvin M Riddle to read onlineMoreLess
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