INTERVIEW: British actress Tamsin Egerton on working with Noel,

The transcript describes a director who is highly energetic, focused, and aware of all aspects of production. This director is deeply involved in every department and can anticipate needs, such as costume changes. His background as an actor allows him to engage effectively with actors, providing emotional support and recognizing when they are ready to perform sensitive scenes. This approach is particularly beneficial for young actors dealing with challenging material.

What makes the director stand out in terms of his involvement in the production process?

• He delegates all tasks to his team.

• He is only involved in the editing process.

• He knows everything happening in every department.

• He focuses solely on the actors' performances.

What aspect of the director's work is highlighted as 'insane'?

• His focus on only one department.

• His lack of involvement in the project.

• His ability to predict costume changes.

• His comprehensive knowledge of the production.

How does the director's background as an actor benefit his work with the cast?

• He ignores the actors' needs.

• He can better engage and understand the actors.

• He focuses only on technical aspects.

• He avoids giving any feedback to actors.

What unique approach does the director take during filming?

• He rushes through scenes without preparation.

• He waits for actors to be emotionally ready.

• He focuses only on lighting and sound.

• He avoids interacting with the cast.

Why is the director's ability to recognize when to start filming important?

• It ensures the actors are emotionally prepared.

• It allows for more improvisation.

• It helps in maintaining the schedule.

• It reduces the need for retakes.