EVERY MOVIE HAS A LESSON

Acting and stress often go hand in hand. Whether you’re a seasoned actor or only now trying to dip your toes into the cinematic industry, you’ll find yourself dealing with the jitters from time to time. Stage fright (also known as performance anxiety) and social anxiety disorder is arguably the most common forms of stress and anxiety affecting millions of actors worldwide. However, a group of actors suffers from one largely unexplored form of anxiety known as post-movie stress. Read on as we expound on the causes and potential solutions to post-movie stress.

By Lewis Robinson

Ever wonder what a gaffer does or a best boy? If you sit through the credits at the end of a movie, you will see a number of jobs with odd-sounding names. The problem is, there really is not an explanation given for exactly what those folks do on the movie set. Some you can guess, like sound engineer or film editor. Others are pretty mysterious. The ironic thing is some common titles actually have some pretty obscure jobs. For instance, what does an executive producer do? Better still, what does the producer do? You may know that the producer of any movie is the most important person who actually does nothing behind the camera.