Welcome to Be Scene: Director's Cut! Hosted by Marion Githegi. Here, I pull back the curtain on filmmaking, with in-depth conversations with directors about how they translate vision to reality. This episode focuses on Penny Woolcock an Award Winning Director for shows such as Ackley Bridge now available on Netflix, and 30 years experience in the industry. The episode talks about the importance of finding the light, preparing for screen roles, mastering stillness, and building trust between actors and directors. The director emphasizes creating a safe space for actors to perform authentically, while the actor shares insights and concerns about casting and character work. The episode offers valuable perspectives on the collaborative nature of storytelling. For a visual taste of their work, head over to our YouTube channel and look for Episode 3 with Penny Woolcock.

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This episode of Be Scene: Director’s Cut features Kerry Frampton, the Founder/Artistic Director of Splendid Productions and Co-Director/Writer of the Olivier Award-nominated 2022 production, 'Midsummer Mechanicals' at the Globe Theatre. In it, Kerry breaks down how to embody roles, the intricacies of character development, script interpretation, and the actor-director dynamic.

We then pull back the curtain and delve into the world of Directing by going behind the scenes with myself, our featuring actor Reba Ayi-Sobsa, and Kerry. This is your chance to peek into the rehearsal room and see firsthand how Kerry shapes performances and bring scripts to life.

Whether you're a seasoned performer, an aspiring actor or simply intrigued by the world of acting, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration to enhance your craft. Tune in to this episode and join Myself, Kerry and Reba on our journey of exploration, discovery, and artistic growth. Subscribe now and unlock the secrets to bringing characters to life on stage and screen.

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