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This is nowhere
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Traveling Somewhere to Greenlightland with This is Nowhere
It's been five months since we began our journey toward the production of THIS IS NOWHERE... and we have five months until production. Half-way point. Typically, the halfway point in the best stories' journeys have some insurmountable obstacles that our hero and heroine must overcome in order to make it to their destination. (I, personally, love to think of 'Lord of the Rings' as an example). Time is almost always the component that compounds the stakes of the game and makes it all the more interestingly dramatic -- and rewarding. And thus, for us, your characters of THIS IS NOWHERE, it is no different. We've been "on the road" with our journey together, working together in collaborative and artistic growth against all odds, pushing ourselves to make the film that we see in our heads and bringing on partners who believe in this film's story just as much (if not more) than we do. As you, our readers, have witnessed, we've come far and established a basic team of talented and qualified believers... our Executive Producer, Kathryn McDermott, our composer, Dan Lazarescou, our small producing and creative lead team, Niko, Jon, Tracy and I. And, now, it's on to the second half of our story - our producing journey toward the destination of production, which I like to call, "Greenlightland." Honestly, friends, I don't have a set ending for you. I wish I had. I wish I could say that we already had the money for shooting and theatrical distribution set up, or that we have our full ensemble of actors cast. But we don't. We have come so far and have far to go. Still, I have faith in our artistic process, work ethic, passion for this film, and the God of creative karma who dictates that what you put out into the world will come back to you. The odds are stacked, but so is our joint determined will to succeed. Stay with us as we continue our journey. The plot is surely going to thicken and get bumpy as we near the climax, but never fear -- I have faith that we'll take you to a happy and solid ending. Yours, Heidi Elizabeth Philipsen-Meissner Producer, Co-Director, Actress THIS IS NOWHERE
It's kinda like Italian Food...
Directing is like Italian food. It's all fine until you either have a really amazing meal or a really terrible helping. Being a Director, I find it the same in film. People have trouble distinguishing what good direction or bad direction actually is. Maybe it was the camera, or the casting or God forbid the script that was actually the problem.
There is general confusion about this, so the modern director has morphed into a cinematographer-effects-improv-coordinator hybrid. I see many films that are not really being directed. Like a symphony without a conductor, they hit the right notes but they lack dynamics and synchronicity, leaving the audience mildly entertained but not engaged or moved.
The easiest way to identify bad direction is tone. In my opinion, Roman Polanski is a master of tone. The film must ebb and flow, lulling the audience in warm, soft, and even movement. When you feel that something or someone changes abruptly, out of the blue seemingly without reason, that was the Directors fault. (barring horrible editing) The Director is the first audience the film has.
Un-natural, un-even, un-directed. Another trope of bad Directing is performance. In my opinion, The Coen Brothers are great with performance. Convincing someone to embrace and trust their natural inclinations on camera is job #1. A Director should inspire each Actor in a way that speaks to them and erodes self consciousness and breeds creativity and emotion. Bad directors treat Actors as just another part of the Film. Actors are the film.
As "This is Nowhere" becomes a reality I am watching, reading, and learning as much as I can so that when I stand in front of all those talented people they will know that I have thought about this film more than they ever could. My cast can melt into character and be protected by me. I want them to look good. That's Direction.
"This is Nowhere" is going on an international trip! (without me) I have been invited to show this piece at Art Clash in the Firenze Biennale.
If anyone is in Florence, Italy in November & December you could see my piece!
-->http://www.florencebiennale.org/e_index.php
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