
Please think of this series of articles as a "mini-encyclopedia of directing" where you don't have to read every post in order. You can just scan the posts to find and read a specific topic that interests you the most.
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35. REFLECTIONS AND MIRRORS: Reflections and mirrors are frequently used in cinema to add layers of depth, symbolism, and to visually explore themes of duality, identity, or internal conflict. By incorporating reflective surfaces into the...
34. REAR PROJECTION: Rear projection involves projecting pre-recorded footage onto a screen behind live-action actors, allowing them to interact with a background scene without the need for on-location filming. This technique creates the i...
33. PROPS: Choosing and incorporating props in film scenes reinforces character traits, advances the story, and adds visual interest and authenticity to the film’s world. Props serve as tools for character development, symbolism, plot adva...
32. PRODUCTION DESIGN: Production design refers to the process of creating the visual concept of a film, encompassing everything that appears on screen, including sets, locations, props, costumes, and overall environment. The production de...
31. PACING: Pacing in film, shaped by the rhythm and tempo of visual sequences, influences story momentum and the audience’s emotional experience. It plays a fundamental role in filmmaking, affecting character development and artistic expr...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I am a film director and directing coach from Vancouver, Canada, living in Shanghai, China. I have worked in the Film and Television Industry for over 40 years - as a Director, Television Producer and First Assistant Director.
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