“Ask them to… read the notes out loud so you can process in your mind, okay, this makes sense.”
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Julie Johnson
The Efficient Advisor: Tactical Business Advice for Financial Planners ·
Freelance Writing Direct with Estelle · #216 Adapting Life to Page to Screenplay with William Dameron
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Plan a table read with a group of actors to hear the screenplay out loud
“Ask them to… read the notes out loud so you can process in your mind, okay, this makes sense.”
“If you do the way I like to do it is corner table, table opposite, corner table, you only get three tables out of a space rather than four, but you get better quality tables. And Fishers, I think, if I remember right, has 17 corners or booths.”
“And I know some people hear the words role-play and immediately think, oh my God, please don't make me do that. But honestly, it can be incredibly useful because there's a big difference between knowing what you want to say and actually saying it out loud.”
“We have to first start with, you know, the men's behavior work that is out there. It's a good starting point because it's a place, a safe place where men can come together and talk as a group of men and men can hear other individuals' experiences.”
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