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Making the Magic Happen
Making the Magic Happen
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Author: Peter D. Marshall Publisher: Michael Wiese Productions Format: Softcover # of Pages: 260 Pub. Date: 2017 ISBN-10: 1615932658 ISBN-13: 9781615932658
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About the Book:
Go Ahead Call Yourself a Director
Making the Magic Happen will fast
track your way to becoming a working Film and TV director.
Written by an accomplished and award winning film director
who also teaches his craft, Peter D. Marshall shows you why
directing a movie is actually simpler than you think. The trick?
Learn the "craft"
before pursuing the "art."
His book Making the Magic
Happen demystifies
the process of directing by demonstrating what
you must first
learn about the "craft"
of filmmaking. Only then
can you apply
your logistical and creative skills to the "art" of
filmmaking.
What people say:
"Leaves
no stone unturned ... goes through every step of directing film and
television with a fine-tooth comb. As an experienced director, it
will teach you things you may have forgotten; as a new director, it's
the best roadmap you can get. If you direct, or want to, read this
book!" — Lauro Chartrand, director
"Peter
has an incredible understanding of the director/actor relationship
and how to nurture and maintain it ... learn how to build a rapport
with your cast that allows for organic, dynamic performances on set.
Recommended ... your career will be long and fruitful if you emulate
Peter." — Rhona
Rees, actor, voice artist
"Peter has worked intimately
with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. I've learned nearly
everything I know about the craft through him, and am delighted to
have his lessons in one place ... should be on all of our shelves."
— Nicholas Humphries, director
About the Author:
Peter D. Marshall is a
filmmaker and film-directing coach based in Vancouver, Canada. He has
worked in the film-and-television industry for over 40 years as a
film director, television producer, first assistant director, and
TV-series creative consultant. He directing credits include over 30
episodes of television drama, such as John Woo's Once a Thief,
Wiseguy, 21 Jump Street, The Black Stallion, and Largo Winch. He has
been a directing instructor and film mentor for Raindance Canada, the
Vancouver Film School, and the Shanghai Vancouver Film School, as
well as the Directors Guild of Canada. He has also developed and
continues to teach his own directing work-shops worldwide. |
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