Preprod & Rehearsal Approaches?

jpbankesmercer said:
Matthew,
Thats a great tip, get the beers in!
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Yeah, as long as all of your actor are over 21. I shoot for that most of the time.
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That's a great idea Mathew.
I'm going to try that next time, instead of just setting up a straight table read through.

After getting all the actors together like that, do you do any further rehearsal work? Or do you leave that for 'on set'?
 
Luis Caffesse said:
That's a great idea Mathew.
I'm going to try that next time, instead of just setting up a straight table read through.

After getting all the actors together like that, do you do any further rehearsal work? Or do you leave that for 'on set'?
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I will spend time with the actors individually when they come in for fittings. If you individualize the fittings, you can get into the actors head. If you have group fittings, you have another chance to get the actors together. Make them all wait in one area. They will start rehearsing with out being told. I guess it all depends on what you need.

Alot of the stuff we do is combat heavy, so we often go over lines when we meet for combat training.

I will, sometimes, call the actors when I'm working on production and give them notes from my moment of inspiration.
 
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