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Worth Keeter, who has directed over 20 feature films and 100 TV episodes, talks about breaking into directing, the differences between live TV and recorded series, and what the job actually entails beyond calling action.
Worth Keeter, who has directed over 20 feature films and 100 TV episodes, talks about breaking into directing, the differences between live TV and recorded series, and what the job actually entails beyond calling action.
Hi, my name is Aaron Marcus, and if you ever thought about becoming a director but really had no idea how to go about doing that, or if you're just kind of curious, what exactly does a director do? I mean, it's a lot more than just standing, you know, on a set, sitting in your chair and saying action, you know, and cut. So I had the pleasure of interviewing Worth Keeter. Here's a guy who's just had tremendous success. He has Directed more than 20 feature films, over 100 television episodes, and it's a great interview. He shares so much information. He even— things like, if you're interested in directing, what's the best way to get started? How do you actually break in? What do you do once you land a project? How do you actually prepare for getting started directing a feature film or a television show. Is there a difference between directing live TV and a recorded series? How to deal with actors on the set. What do you do after you shoot that day? It's just, it's just an incredible interview where you get a chance to go inside the life of a well-known, well-respected director. All you need to do is you can use the link below. It's howtoactandmodel.com/director, and you can read more information about the video, uh, and you can order it there as well. So if you've ever had any thoughts of directing, uh, or you just want to learn more about what exactly does a director do, you've got to watch this video. I'm Aaron Marcus, and I look forward to talking with you again soon. See ya. Bye.
