Chapter
Teaching Filmmaking to Legally Blind Actors
07:41 - 14:02 (06:21)
The challenges of teaching camera blocking, lighting, and cues to legally blind actors and actresses in filmmaking, with an emphasis on calibrating for screen size and lens size, and adapting to specific needs or physical limitations.
Clips
Director and producer Sean Levy comments on the length of shooting his new series and playful banter ensues over reading books.
07:41 - 09:02 (01:21)
Summary
Director and producer Sean Levy comments on the length of shooting his new series and playful banter ensues over reading books.
ChapterTeaching Filmmaking to Legally Blind Actors
Episode"Shawn Levy"
PodcastSmartLess
The director of the drama series, "Dickinson," shares her experience working with a legally blind actress and the unique challenges they faced during filming.
09:02 - 10:11 (01:08)
Summary
The director of the drama series, "Dickinson," shares her experience working with a legally blind actress and the unique challenges they faced during filming.
ChapterTeaching Filmmaking to Legally Blind Actors
Episode"Shawn Levy"
PodcastSmartLess
The series "In My Skin" features a cast of talented actors, including a mid-20s actress who is blind and a seven-year-old girl who is also visually impaired.
10:11 - 12:09 (01:58)
Summary
The series "In My Skin" features a cast of talented actors, including a mid-20s actress who is blind and a seven-year-old girl who is also visually impaired. Despite the challenges, they both excel in their roles and help shed light on the realities of working in the film industry without sight.
ChapterTeaching Filmmaking to Legally Blind Actors
Episode"Shawn Levy"
PodcastSmartLess
The key to becoming a good actor on camera is to know how you look when you feel an emotion, how it comes across, and how you're able to calibrate your actions based on the screen and the lens size, according to actor Jason Bateman.
12:09 - 14:02 (01:53)
Summary
The key to becoming a good actor on camera is to know how you look when you feel an emotion, how it comes across, and how you're able to calibrate your actions based on the screen and the lens size, according to actor Jason Bateman.