Chapter
The Casting Process, Notes, and Reacting to a Character
15:01 - 22:20 (07:19)
Actor Jason Bateman discusses the challenges of receiving notes or directions that don't let him react naturally as a character, rather than getting pigeonholed into a director's or writer's preconceptions, and how this relates to the casting process for any creative work.
Clips
The writer imagines what the person would look like, the house, and how they will say certain lines.
15:01 - 17:53 (02:52)
Summary
The writer imagines what the person would look like, the house, and how they will say certain lines. It's all about control and lack of control in the creative process.
ChapterThe Casting Process, Notes, and Reacting to a Character
Episode"Mitch Hurwitz"
PodcastSmartLess
The immediate relationship between the performer and audience in comedy emphasizes the significance of reacting to what one brings to the performance rather than trying to fulfill a preconceived notion of what the performance should be.
17:53 - 19:49 (01:55)
Summary
The immediate relationship between the performer and audience in comedy emphasizes the significance of reacting to what one brings to the performance rather than trying to fulfill a preconceived notion of what the performance should be. The incorporation of the performer's authentic self leads to a unique and sincere delivery, as showcased through the characters of Sean, Jack, and Job.
ChapterThe Casting Process, Notes, and Reacting to a Character
Episode"Mitch Hurwitz"
PodcastSmartLess
The podcast discusses the challenges of navigating difficult personalities and how these experiences can be used in creative projects.
19:49 - 22:20 (02:31)
Summary
The podcast discusses the challenges of navigating difficult personalities and how these experiences can be used in creative projects.