Even with NO EXPERIENCE, these are 4 tips to get you into the mind of a great director, things to think about and consider as you dive into this new field.
[0:35] Your Actors Cannot be Your Friends
*You can use your friends as actors, but during rehearsals, you need to be clear about your position as the director, and their position as the director
*Be clear about your expectations
[2:16] Preparation
*Read through your script repeatedly
*Visualize blocking possibilities
*First Read Through: when the entire cast (and possibly company) meet for the first time, to read through the entire script together
*Insist your actors read through the script repeatedly
[4:38] Establish Boundaries
*Actors shouldn't direct each other, that's the director's job
*Each department should feel secure in their role
*The SM or Director should act as a buffer when company members offer ideas
[8:26] Happy Actors Are Good Actors
*Be kind & positive when giving your notes
*Be sensitive to an actor's response to notes
*Give actors adequate breaks
*Take a break when tired or stressed
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Juel has a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the University of Toronto and a 4-year conservatory acting diploma from Sheridan College. Since graduating in 2010, Juel has been writing, producing, acting in, stage managing, directing, and coaching in her hometown of Toronto and Los Angeles. Juel has worked with such names as Trey & Darren Anthony, Rachael-Lea Rickards, and Marion J. Caffey. She's currently working freelance with several theatre companies, directors, and playwrights.
Juel Brown has been helping new (and experienced) directors for over 10 years, from choosing their script to polishing their blocking.
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