by Poorva Wachh | July 12th, 2020 1​.​ Understanding the character ​The first thing to do is to understand the character in-depth. To understand and know about the character, actors go through intense research on their character. Internal research – An actor must understand the internal aspects of the character and how the character thinks…
by Pratyush Velicheti | July 8th, 2020 It is said that the Drama Genre is one that encompasses all other genres, and this is not entirely wrong. The thing about this genre is it’s tricky not because it’s superior or anything, but because it’s more subjective than any other genre in comparison. Think about it,…
by Pratyush Velicheti | June 8th, 2020 What adventure films are about, is providing an exciting experience to the audience. Something that they have never seen before, something that pushes them out of their comfort zone and takes over their senses with spectacle. They are about taking an idea, a story, a character, and magnifying…
by David Barbeschi | June 6th, 2020 Sometimes, when I’m commissioned to rewrite a script, I come across strange things that are just irritating. Like page-long sex scenes (why?) or overuse of exclamation marks and ellipses (so it reads as if every sentence is either yelled or trails off). In this particular case, the writer/director…
by Pratyush Velicheti | May 24th, 2020 It’s safe to say that action movie today in general, are suffering in quality. Even a casual movie viewer would know this, as it is that apparent. Sure a lot of them may have been box office successes because it sells. There have been so many great action…
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