Kill to Act

2019
15min

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8,8/10

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This is a trailer for a black comedy Kill To Act

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Comedy Short

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe Actor failed an audition for a role of a killer in a new "Bloody Spring" TV series. His wife threw him out the house. He killed a stranger and get the role. He's acting, but now he can't... Leer todoThe Actor failed an audition for a role of a killer in a new "Bloody Spring" TV series. His wife threw him out the house. He killed a stranger and get the role. He's acting, but now he can't stop killing for real.The Actor failed an audition for a role of a killer in a new "Bloody Spring" TV series. His wife threw him out the house. He killed a stranger and get the role. He's acting, but now he can't stop killing for real.

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Curiosidades
Noone fish was damaged or killed during filming "fried fish" episode

Citas
Director: Hold it, like a man! Like a man! It's a sward, but not your dick!

Créditos adicionales
Anatolia Petchenko, who plays Anton, the actor at the audition never said the line " Oh, how many of thou I left to live" correctly. That exact sentence which he must to pronounce before he kills. He said it 20 times different way. Director decided not to correct him due to Anatoli looks like even more nervous in the scene. Anatoli never pointed that, until director told him at the very end of the filming session.

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10/10

Awesome

I like the idea and realization plan :) Crew is perfect. Slavar is very creative as always. Pleasure to work with such staff.I like Slava's attitude to actors performance.He always teaches us, showing appropriate movements and intonation for the moment. But it does not feel like -"You are doing everything wrong. You must do this way". It is more like discussion how to improve this particular scene. He pays much more attention to intonation and movements, then to words in text. If you live the role - you move accordingly and words are coming naturally with a right intonation, no matter if it corresponds with original text or not.. Awesome experience