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To these I would add one more: collaborating with the wrong people. It’s easy in our industry to get quickly impressed by a few credits and/or name-dropping. One bad ego and attitude on set can swiftly derail a project.

The trick to lightning is that its very directional, so you only need one really bright light. But it has to be bright enough to overpower all the other lights providing the general illumination of the scene. Its important that the light be from one direction, and that it create hard shadows...

good luck Plan your rehearsal time well. Have a goal in mind for each session. They need not be long. Even an hour or two with each character, and relationship will give you a great sense of preparedness and you will have begun a rewarding collaboration with your actors.

Go with what you are passionate about because without passion for the genre you will never make it through the grind of a film.

best of luck Record yourself constantly and become get used to what your actions really look like and not just what you imagine in your mind's eye. General audition tips. Be on time. Be prepared. Don't ******* come in until they ask for you. Worst actor's we've ever had are the one's that just...