Comments on: 3×12 Underdogs http://fnlpodcast.com/2009/04/3x12-underdog/ Texas Forever... Thu, 12 Apr 2012 21:11:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Blake http://fnlpodcast.com/2009/04/3x12-underdog/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Blake Sat, 11 Apr 2009 15:22:27 +0000 http://fnlpodcast.com/?p=54#comment-27 Thanks, Chris. I agree that one of the unique things about FNL is the freedom the actors have to work within their character. It makes it more "real" for the actors in the scene too, I was told by one of the cast members. And there are three cameras rolling at the same time, so they never know what direction they're being shot from either. You ready for some East Dillon Lions? Thanks, Chris. I agree that one of the unique things about FNL is the freedom the actors have to work within their character. It makes it more "real" for the actors in the scene too, I was told by one of the cast members. And there are three cameras rolling at the same time, so they never know what direction they're being shot from either.

You ready for some East Dillon Lions?

]]> By: Chris http://fnlpodcast.com/2009/04/3x12-underdog/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Chris Fri, 10 Apr 2009 19:02:55 +0000 http://fnlpodcast.com/?p=54#comment-26 I enjoyed the interview very much, especially Spivey's comment about actors being able to take a scene where their heart and emotions guide them. This is where you get great acting, when enough flexibility is baked into the process to allow for best results. I'm all for this type of process, and everyone on FNL--all the way up and down the food chain--deserves credit. If the Riggins character thinks a scene might play better said a different way, by golly let him go out and try it! I enjoyed the interview very much, especially Spivey's comment about actors being able to take a scene where their heart and emotions guide them. This is where you get great acting, when enough flexibility is baked into the process to allow for best results. I'm all for this type of process, and everyone on FNL–all the way up and down the food chain–deserves credit. If the Riggins character thinks a scene might play better said a different way, by golly let him go out and try it!

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