Chapter 13. COMMITMENT: Take It from the Top
“You’ve achieved success in your field when you don’t know whether what you’re doing is work or play.”
—WARREN BEATTY
Successful directors know that to consistently receive rave reviews, they need to constantly improve the skills of their actors, as well as their own skills as directors. Bob grew and developed his skills throughout the run of the play. He also worked to improve the skills of his cast. After a rough start as director, Bob learned to communicate well with the actors throughout the run of the play. He worked with the cast and rehearsed until they were ready for opening night. He dealt with change by being proactive and having a contingency plan. He developed a spirit of teamwork and ...
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