The Film Director's Intuition

Script Analysis and Rehearsal Techniques

De: Judith Weston

Narrado por: Judith Weston

This book is an invaluable and inspirational material for the film, television and theater professional. It helps directors, actors, writers, designers, producers and executives tap into their imagination and instincts, in turn helping them create the films they’ve always dreamed of creating.

©2003 Judith Weston (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Good Enough

It's a solid book that rehashes some of the points made in Directing Actors and adds a level of depth to the discussion, but it doesn't feel quite as revolutionarily necessary as the former title. Still worth reading for the curious, nonetheless.

Wonderful Expository Learning!

It’s so wonderful to learn the rudiments of directing actors as a craft and an art form that invites novitiates to try it an demystify the acting process. The teachings were practical, humane and positively encouraging to those who are beginners of the trade. What a great influencer of the common good, both for directors and actors!

Essential Book for Working or Aspiring Directors

The Film Director's Intuition accomplishes a rare feat in laying out a systematic approach to letting inspiration strike. With a mix of concrete examples, and strong, useful metaphors, the author lays out methods of structuring your process to allow the freedom and play that can produce emotional through lines to drive your performances. This book is about learning to trust your gut, and to enable your actors to trust theirs. It's an absolute must-read for directors, along with the author's companion book, Directing Actors. They are particularly compelling for being read by the author.

I'd also strongly recommend it to actors to aid their process.

Great guidance

Great guidance grounded in clarity, commitment, and empathy. Author’s voice work, a valuable addition to an invaluable text.

Judith’s wisdom and candor is refreshing

A privilege to have access to this much knowledge. Thank you Judith for making this available.

Great Perspective from a Director

The author puts you in the mind of a director which can be helpful to people like me who are screenwriters.