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Episode 107: Television Directors
Featuring Television Director, her credits include The Bernie Mac Show, Black-ish, Grown-ish, The Chris Rock Show, Ugly Betty, Scrubs, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and many other of our favorite television series, Linda Mendoza.
(2:07) We have a conversation about continuing education. We discuss how continuing education isn't limited to formal education, but how you can learn from anything. (12:56) Following that conversation we discuss episodic television. Linda shares her experience in the industry as a television director.
(21:20) During the interview, Linda shared some things that she's learned recently and how they've helped her grow in her career. Linda also talks about what makes working on a set of television productions enjoyable. We get Linda's thoughts on what makes a good director, and what makes some directors better than others. Linda gives us more insight into the difference between single camera and multi camera television productions.
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Featuring Television Director, her credits include The Bernie Mac Show, Black-ish, Grown-ish, The Chris Rock Show, Ugly Betty, Scrubs, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and many other of our favorite television series, Linda Mendoza.
(2:07) We have a conversation about continuing education. We discuss how continuing education isn't limited to formal education, but how you can learn from anything. (12:56) Following that conversation we discuss episodic television. Linda shares her experience in the industry as a television director.
(21:20) During the interview, Linda shared some things that she's learned recently and how they've helped her grow in her career. Linda also talks about what makes working on a set of television productions enjoyable. We get Linda's thoughts on what makes a good director, and what makes some directors better than others. Linda gives us more insight into the difference between single camera and multi camera television productions.