Boki and Dean discuss how to film interviews for documentaries with non-actors. 

Boki and Dean discuss the consequences of negativity and why it is so detrimental on a film set. 

Boki and Dean discuss the lessons learned from Sidney Lumet, the master who brought us such movies as Network and Dog Day Afternoon. 

Boki and Dean discuss how asking the right questions is more effective than having the right answers for your actors.

Boki and Dean conclude their talk about Elia Kazan and share more directing lessons about working with actors. 

Boki and Dean discuss the lessons they have learned from Elia Kazan, the actor-director who changed cinema forever with A Streetcar named Desire. 

Boki and Dean discuss acting terms and if you need to know them to direct actors effectively? 

Boki and Dean discuss the benefits of multiple different takes and why you should discourage repeat performances. 

Boki and Dean discuss how permitting your actors into making a fool of themselves will generate better scenes for your film. 

Dean and Boki discuss why you need to be aware of specifics in your actors….how and why to look out for them.