Actor/Director Film Lab
Robert Milazzo
Lessons
Shot Sizes
16:46 2Free Preview: Camera Placement
11:38 3Camera Movement
14:06 4Actor Critique: Speed
19:09 5Actor Critique: Motion
10:35 6Actor Critique: Size
14:49 7Dynamics of Rehearsal
11:53 8Dynamics of The Shoot
18:51Dynamics of The Set
14:59 10Keith Gordon Interview
28:30 11Kasi Lemmons Interivew
32:54 12David Morse Interview
32:17 13What Makes a Good Collaboration?
20:52 14The Three Myths of Film Acting: Don't Blink
37:08 15The Three Myths of Film Acting: Speak Softly
14:44 16The Three Myths of Film Acting: To Move or Not ..
11:36Class Description
The relationship between the filmmaker, the actor, and the camera is an integral part of every production, but is rarely discussed. In Actor/Director Film Lab, Robert Milazzo explores cinematographic craft and collaboration and its relationship to acting and performance.
In this beginner-friendly class, both filmmakers and actors learn new ways to work together to bring their best work to life. Filmmakers develop new skills for effectively communicating and collaborating with performers. Actors learn how cameras capture performance and how to adjust their work to suit a production’s technical realities.
Actor/Director Film Lab equips those who work on both sides on the camera with insights that improve their working/artistic relationships, while strengthening the quality of their professional film work.
Special Guests:
- David Morse, Actor
- Kasi Lemmons, Writer/Director/Actor
- Keith Gordon, Writer/Director
Ratings and Reviews
Philip John
I thoroughly enjoyed and became a better craftsman by watching and partaking in this workshop. Congrats Rob you're inspiring and down to earth made this experience a real pleasure. Cheers Mate Phil from Sydney Australia
Carlos Sandoval
I´ve seen a couple of lessons so far, and this is really a great class. Robert know his subject. Just by listening to him talk about Cassavetes and other fascinating filmmakers that rarely get mentioned nowdays, I get on track. The best.
Laura Latimer
Great Class - Thank you!
Student Work
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