horror director

There was a case where a funeral director was in charge of a burial. During the burial process, strange noises were heard coming from the coffin. It turned out that a small animal had somehow gotten trapped inside. The whole situation was very spooky and caused a lot of distress among those present.

Here are the names of 10 horror stories shot by famous American horror film directors: 1 Alien 2. The Witch 3 The Shining 4. Ju-on: The Grudge 5. The Evil Dead Nightmare Drink (Get Out) 7 The Thing 8 The Conjuring The Hills Have Eyes 10 The Descent

The Onmyoji directed by Guo Jingming was not a fantasy film. Onmyoji was a god in Chinese mythology. They were usually regarded as mysterious figures with powerful magical abilities. The movie used Onmyoji as the theme to tell the story of a battle with Onmyoji. Although the plot of the movie contained some horror elements, it was not a horror film.

I've heard of a casting director who was extremely unprofessional during auditions. They would constantly interrupt actors in the middle of their performances, making sarcastic remarks and not giving any constructive feedback. This not only made the actors feel bad but also wasted their time and energy. Some actors even left the audition feeling demotivated and doubting their talent.

In another story, a funeral director found that the clothes he had carefully dressed the deceased in were all ripped when he opened the coffin for the final viewing. There was no sign of any external force that could have caused it. It was as if something had happened inside the coffin. The family was very upset and the director couldn't explain what had occurred.

A casting director once held auditions in a very small and cramped space. There was no proper ventilation, and it was extremely hot. The actors were sweating profusely during their auditions, which was not only uncomfortable but also affected their performance. It was really inconsiderate of the casting director.

😋I recommend the following director novels to you. I hope you will like them: 1. "Best Director Never Begins With a Script": A director only wants to film the story he likes, regardless of whether he wins an award or not. This is a novel about an urban and entertainment star. 2. "Ten Years to the Director's Throne": A director was regarded as the king of the directing world for ten years, until a new director was born. This was another novel about an urban and entertainment star. 3. "How did you become an all-around superstar when I asked you to be a director?" A director became an all-around superstar due to his lack of talent. This was a novel about entertainment stars. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend "Dear Mortician." This was a modern romance novel about an urban supernatural power. It was about an mortician who had the supernatural power to make up the dead. When he was helping the dead with makeup, he found something suspicious and helped the police catch the murderer. In the story, the male and female protagonists gradually developed feelings for each other after meeting each other many times, and a poignant and touching love story unfolded. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend " Starting from Bilibili to Make Ghost Movies." It tells the story of Zhang En wanting to become a director and bombarding people's senses with short films. However, when he was filming a horror film, the actors really died. This is a mystery novel. You will see Zhang En taking risks to fulfill his dreams. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

There were some differences between TV drama directors and film directors in terms of work scope, degree of control, artistic creation angle, organizational form, and influence. In addition to concentrating on artistic creation, TV drama directors also had to work as producers and deal with society. Film directors, on the other hand, were more focused on artistic creation. They only needed to solve problems within the scope of artistic creation, and other matters were handled by specialized personnel. In terms of control, film directors had a strong sense of control and relatively low work tension. On the other hand, TV drama directors faced greater uncontrollable factors due to the documentary nature of their creations. They needed to make immediate decisions as events developed. From the perspective of artistic creation, the film director would turn the script into a movie, while the TV series director needed to turn the selected content into a television, and run through the entire process of creation. In terms of organizational form, film directors and TV drama directors were the commanders and leaders of artistic creation organizations, but TV drama directors also had to be the creators of the content of the works, deciding the theme, leading ideas, and content of the works. In terms of influence, although outstanding TV drama directors and film directors had similar recognition and commercial value in the country, once top film directors received international awards, their overall influence was often higher than that of top domestic TV drama directors. In general, there were some differences between TV drama directors and film directors in terms of work scope, degree of control, artistic creation angle, organizational form, and influence.