Mastering the Art of

Directing
• Role of the Director
• Pre-Production
• On-Set Directing
• Post-Production
 Introduction to
TV Production Directing
• involves coordinating various elements to bring a
cohesive vision to life
• includes overseeing camera angles, actor
performances, and overall production flow

PRE-PRODUCTION PRODUCTION POST-PRODUCTION

Role of
Director
Role of the Director
• creative leader of the
production team,
responsible for translating
the script into a visual
narrative
• involves making artistic
decisions while ensuring
adherence to technical
and logistical
requirements
PRE-PRODUCTION
PRE-PRODUCTION
• Script analysis: Understanding the story's
themes, characters, and tone
PRE-PRODUCTION
• Shot planning: Determining camera
angles, movements, and compositions
PRE-PRODUCTION
• Rehearsals: Working with actors to refine
performances and blocking
PRODUCTION
On-Set Directing
• Giving clear instructions to the crew and
talent
• Collaborating with cinematographers,
lighting technicians, and other key
personnel.
• Maintaining a cohesive vision while
adapting to unexpected challenges.
Directing Actors
• Providing direction on character
motivation, emotions, and relationships.
• Creating a supportive environment for
experimentation and improvisation.
• Balancing individual performances
within the larger ensemble
Technical Considerations
• Camera techniques: Framing,
composition, and movement.
• Lighting: Establishing mood and
atmosphere.
• Sound: Ensuring clear dialogue and
effective use of music and sound effects.
POST-PRODUCTION
Collaboration with editors
and post-production teams
• Reviewing footage and providing
feedback on editing choices.
• Incorporating visual effects, graphics,
and sound design to enhance
storytelling.
• Ensuring the final cut aligns with the
director's artistic vision.
Thank You