In our first article, we looked at how research was vital to prepare any director to present a script onto the stage or screen. Our second article explored the scripting process and how it effects all aspects of any production. Before an audience ever sees any kind of finished product, or really before the first rehearsal even begins, the director is faced with four major responsibilities. These four responsibilities include Research, Scripting, Reality, and Moments. This third column will explore the importance of realism vs implied reality.
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From Script to Stage/Screen 3
