Communication is where a film lives and dies. It is essential for efficacy, for performance, and ultimately for translating a director\u2019s vision to the screen.<\/p>\n
To me communication is less about the art of talking than it is about the art of listening. I hired an all-female crew on Band Aid, which was deliberate on many fronts, one of which was rooted in this very issue. At the risk of over simplifying, women, by and large, are excellent communicators. Which is to say, they excel at the art of listening.<\/p>\n
On our first day of production, I gave a brief state of the union (which was inevitably followed by a brief dance party, a must on day one\u2026) in which I spoke about, among other things, the impact of words.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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