Role of the Script Directors

MORE is created in the cyberspace.  The movie is decomposed into scenes and  each scene has a Script director.  You create and manage one scene.  You do not do the filming.  That is done by professional camera people.  Everything else is controlled by the Script director.

This starts with you defining all of the clips in your scene; you name them.  Then for each clip you (1) define the info or emotional goal, (2) backdrop, (3) props, (4) actors, (5) lines, (6) faces, and (7) transitions.  Submit your clip plan to Gary for review, improvement, and approval.

Now you will find, assign, and help tool your bit players.  Get them to cell phone video their act, review, and if you like send to Gary for final approval.  Once approved assemble the bit players for their final camera shoot.

The professional actors, if any, will also attend your camera shoot.  Have them also submit their act for your and Gary's approval.

The scene clips, as completed, will be placed in order in the scene directories.  Scenes are numbered ../XXSceneName/XXClipName.  This is a secure directory and you will need password access.  The Scene director can retake and submit a clip at any time.

In Sum...

To reduce the cost, speed development, and increase quality the MORE movie is create in the cyberspace, as much as possible, and then filmed on selected locations.

In addition, its totality is divided up among a number of people.  Scene managers are key.

Note:  The only two professional actors are Dr. Deines and Flow.