Just Learn The Whole Script Before You

Making A Mistake Means Overshooting A Scene, Shooting Too Many Takes, For Instance. Long After You've Got It, You Just Keep Shooting.

Sometimes, Directors Are Afraid To Stop Shooting, Because The Second You Stop And Say, "we Got It," And Move On, You'll Never Get Another Chance. And They're Terrified To Get In The Cutting Room And Not Be Happy. So They Just Keep Shooting.

There Are Some Older Women Out There Who Are Just Knockouts, Real Beauties, And They're Not Getting The Roles They Should.

Another Mistake A Director Can Make Is Not To Be Prepared, So You Get There On The Day To Shoot The Scene, And They Don't Know How It Should Be Blocked, And They're Not Clear On How They Want To Do A Scene.

With An Inexperienced Director, A Lot Of Times The Days Go On To 14, 15, 16 Hours. It Goes Horrendously Overtime. And Because Of The Lack Of Money, They Just Keep You There, Regardless Of The Hours.