Directing Secrets From A Master Filmmaker
Action and suspense films have almost always been made by ‘seat of the pants’ filmmakers. Crafting their films on gut instinct and intuition their innate talent often leads them to exciting results.
Badham examines and explains the elements of action and suspense that are needed to make a great film. Badham also dissects the elements of any good scene from any genre of film and gives valuable tools that the reader can apply in directing and acting for maximum impact.
This edition features a brand new section: The Director’s Survival Guide to Episodic Television and explores the political danger zones faced in the ever expanding world of Streaming, Cable and Network television. Badham has created a much needed First Aid Kit for all directors and the newly expanded list of “14 Must Ask Questions Before Rehearsal”—an absolute essential in any filmmakers toolbox.
Intended for actors, directors, cinematographers, production designers or other creatives, Badham gives you the tools to deconstruct and understand your scenes. Continuing the work begun in Badham’s best-selling book I’ll Be In My Trailer, he shares more insights from talented directors on how they work with the difficult actor, rehearsal techniques and getting the best performance from any actor whether novice or pro.
The Film Director’s Bag of Tricks: Get What You Want from Writers and Actors
Sound Design: The Expressive Power of Music, Voice and Sound Effects in Cinema and Interactive Media
Master Shots, Volume 1: 100 Advanced Camera Techniques to Get an Expensive Look on Your Low-Budget Movie (2nd Edition)
Directing the Camera: How Professional Directors Use a Moving Camera to Energize Their Films
Directing Great Television: Inside TV’s New Golden Age
Shoot Like Spielberg: The Visual Secrets of Action, Wonder and Emotional Adventure
Animation Unleashed: 100 Principles Every Animator, Comic Book Writer, Filmmaker, Video Artist, and Game Developer Should Know
Master Shots, Volume 3: The Director’s Vision; 100 Setups, Scenes and Moves for Your Breakthrough Movie
Cinematography for Directors (2nd Edition)
Getting It Done: The Ultimate Production Assistant Guide
The Writers’ Room Survival Guide: Don’t Screw Up The Lunch Order and Other Keys to a Happy Writers’ Room
The Art of Film Funding: Alternative Financing Concepts (2nd Edition)
I’ll Be In My Trailer: The Creative Wars Between Directors and Actors 
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