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- Directing an Awesome PlayMany people want to direct a play, but it's sometimes not as easy as you might think it to be.
The 10 Biggest Celebrity Movie Directing Career FailuresThis is my list of the 10 celebrities who took a shot at directing a motion picture, and who ended up with egg on their faces.- Tips for Directing Effective ComedyYou know the saying: the key to comedy is.......timing. That's for the actor. Directing comedy is a whole different can of worms, especially when working with inexperienced actors!
- Award Winning Park Slope Theater Seeks Submissions of New Plays for 2011 FestivalIf you are an aspiring playwright The Gallery Players theater in Park Slope is seeking submissions of new work for it's 14th Annual Black Box New Play Festival to be held in June 2011.
Emmy Nominated Connie Britton - TV, Movies, and Now Producing and DirectingConnie Britton has been nominated for an Emmy, along with her co-star, for her role in the TV drama "Friday Night Lights." This is a long-anticipated addition to a number of notable accomplishments throughout her well-established career.
"The Messenger" Plays Chicago Film Festival with Star Ben Foster Present on Saturday, Oct. 10Delivering the new of a loved one's death to next-of-kin is a killer of a task.
"Synecdoche, New York" Plays the Chicago Film FestivalCharlie Kaufman's been a successful screenwriter with "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," "Adaptation," and "Being John Malkovich." Now, he's a director, too...perhaps not as successfully.- When a Good Director Goes BadThis article discusses directors who have seemingly peaked with their first films, both financially and critically.
- Hollywood's Golden Age Directors: George Cukor FilmsThe man who helped launch the careers of such greats as Katharine Hepburn and Meg Ryan has credits that run the gamut of genres dramas, comedies, musicals, epics, biographical dramatizations and adaptations of literary works, among others.
- READING the FLOWER of HUMANISMNow we are going to see how the elementary forces shape and give life the poem of one of outstanding Korean poets, Chon Hyon-jong. What the "elementary forces" mean here will be focused to the mind and the temper of the poet.
Tom O'Horgan: Revolutionary Theatrical Director of the 1960sA biography of Tom O'Horgan
[The Departed ] - (2006) - [A Classic in the Making]Pros: acting - story - directing Cons: nada- Tropic Thunder ReviewTropic Thunder is an okay stab at the war movies of old; the spoof works in many parts, but falters in others with its rail-thin plot and choppy directing by Stiller.
The San Diego Comic-Con Unveils Stargate: ContinuumTo support the upcoming Direct-to-DVD release of this sequel, MGM and Comic-Con International premiered "Stargate: Continuum" on the deck of the USS Midway.- Great Movie Directors Who Could Win Awards as ActorsThe list of directors as actors (or vice versa) is extensive, though you can't say they're all equally good at directing and acting...even as much as they think they are. Here's an opinionated list of directors who could have (or still could) get awards for acting...
An Interview with Heroes Star Greg GrunbergActor Greg Grunberg plays mind-reading cop Matt Parkman on the NBC hit TV series "Heroes." I caught up with him for a chat about his current show, "Star Trek," and his charity rock band.
Interview with Zimbabwean Filmmaker and Author, Rory KilaleaRory Kilalea has worked in the Middle East and throughout Africa, directing documentaries as well as in various production, script-writing and management positions. He is also the author of several short story collections and plays.- DVD Movie Review: Black SheepThe last time a New Zealand filmmaker began a career in the genres of comedy and horror he wound up directing The Lord of the Rings.
- BreathWe need thought-provoking plays like these because we cannot afford to watch every play or movie we go to so passively. We need to think about the world around us, and we need to deal with the present instead of just sleeping through it.
- Jon Jory's Twelfth Night: Reviewing the Shakespeare ProductionJon Jory has a true love of theatre and interpretation, but he likes to think outside the box in his directing of plays. A play can be interpreted in any number of ways, depending on what we want to see in it: "Shakespeare does not mean; we mean by Shakespeare."
Zach Braff - a Bio on that Guy from ScrubsZach Braff plays John "J.D." Dorian on the hit sitcom Scrubs but there is more to the man then just this one popular character and show. Zach Braff is an accomplished actor, writer, and director. Learn more about Zach here...- Susie Au's Ming Ming - a Film ReviewSusie Au has become noted for directing commercials and music videos. Did those skills prove useful in feature film direction? At least in the end they didn't hurt.
The Last King of Scotland: The Story of the Ugandan Leader, Idi AminExceptional writing by Jeremy Brock and Peter Morgan, acting, and directing make a must see movie that sticks in your mind and on your heart like a battle scar.- Netflix These: The Non-Mockumentary Comedies Directed by Christopher GuestChristopher Guest has made a name for himself by directing mockumentaries. But did you know that he is also a talented director of straight comedies?
- On Actualizing a Benign Future in the Here-and-NowFor a little while, anyway, the success of Americans to upend U.S. Congress might actually initiate the beginning of a new era. Regardless how that all plays out, we still have Problems in River City - and TV and film might begin to work for us, as well.
- Involve Your Kids in a Christmas PlayMany children participate in annual Christmas plays, which often reenact the night of Jesus' birth or any number of other Christmas-type celebrations. Use the following tips to involve your kids in a Christmas play.
Shakespeare on Film: The Problematic Portrayal of Orlando in the BBC Film Version of As You like ItActors and directors are presented with a set of unique challenges when they try to take Shakespeare's plays and turn them into movies. BBC's 1979 version of "As You Like It" is one of the better attempts, but is soured by one actor's performance.- Two Playwrights in Search of an Answer: The Mystery of Artistic CreationAn essay comparing the approaches by two very different plays in exploring the role of drama in art and life.
Film Adaptation of C.S. Lewis' Narnia a Pleasant SurpriseI thought that this film would fail under weak directing and overly cute animal sidekicks, but I wasn't prepared for my own sense of wonder to draw me in.- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Dude, Where's My Spaceship?The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy film is just a mess. Poor casting, bad screenwriting, and not very good directing all add up to a messy film that isn't very funny.
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