Film Directing Tips, Film Making Articles and Online Resources for the Independent Filmmaker
Filmmaking Articles and Film Directing Advice from Film Director Peter D. Marshall
When dealing with actors who want to improvise and change their dialogue, make sure they know what the intent of the scene is first. Once you and the actor both agree on the scene intent, they can go ahead and improvise their dialogue – and the objective of the scene will still be met.
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