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What is a cast member?
As the name implies, casting is the process of selecting people for an entertainment production. As the director and producer of the film, I’ve always wanted to film people who truly looked like they belonged in the film. Being someone who lives in the city and hasn’t ever lived in the country, I’m not always aware of how people who live in rural areas experience things like our film. I’m constantly looking to the people in my life to show me what they do and who they are and, as a producer, it is my job to make sure I see as much as I can about what I need to see.
When I first started casting, I would go to a public school and ask kids who were interested in the film what they thought of it. Then, I would go to a film school and ask people who were interested in the film what they thought of it. I would interview them about their work experience and go with my gut. Over time, I’ve learned to make decisions based on a cast list that makes sense. The cast list is first, the cast list is second.
What can a cast member do for my production?
A cast member can do whatever is asked of them. They’re in the cast because I have faith in their skill and passion to do a great job. I’m always looking for people who can do a lot more than they already are. As I’ve got older, I’ve been able to see that the greatest asset for a cast member is their willingness to learn.
I believe that my films are a reflection of myself and all of my life experiences, but it takes a lot more than my personal life to capture this. I think that the reason that The Way Home is so different from what anyone else is doing is because I’ve had the opportunity to be involved with several other films over the last three years. I know that I’m not the only person who has this type of experience and that I can learn from what’s happened to others.
Some of the things that we learned from our experiences made it into the film. In our case, this meant paying attention to our budget and figuring out how to go about getting something that we could afford, but would be able to execute successfully. I also think
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