Boki and Dean discuss the tips and tricks on how to relax your actors on set.  

Boki and Dean discuss the benefits of a playful mindset and why you need to tell your actors to have fun. 

Boki and Dean discuss why working with some difficult actors can be a blessing in disguise and the actors you must avoid working with. 

Boki and Dean discuss what an actor brings to the table when a director is open to collaboration.

Boki and Dean discuss the benefits of rehearsals and why you should allocate time to rehearse before you shoot. 

Dean and Boki discuss the third antidote in our quick fix for bad directing series in which we discuss physical tasks and activities. How it makes your actors focused so that they can perform naturally and engaging in a scene. 

Dean and Boki discuss the second antidote in our quick fix for bad directing series and that's the facts of the scene, story and character.  

Boki and Dean discuss one of the many antidotes to bad directing and that's the power of verbs.  

Boki and Dean continue to discuss the most common bad directions most amateur directors tell their actors.

Boki and Dean discuss the five most common bad directions most amateur directors tell their actors.