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This is episode 30 in the second season of The Directors Take Podcast.

In this week’s episode your hosts Marcus Anthony Thomas and Oz Arshad are joined by High-End TV Director Marc Jobst for the second part of our conversation. Marc began his career working in continuing drama on Casualty and Eastenders before working his way up to creating exceptional work on Hannibal, Daredevil, The Witcher and most recently as the lead director on the hit Netflix show One Piece.

This conversation covers the following:

-What’s the first thing you do after being hired on a job?

-The importance of casting.

-Remaining flexible with your plans to adapt to different actors methods.

-The use of camera plans.

-How schedule minded do you need to be as a director?

-How do you honour beloved IP when working in HETV.

-What is Marc’s approach to action?

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Credits

Music by Oliver Wegmüller

Nugget of the Week

Marcus: Script Apart - Andrew Haigh All of us Strangers

Oz: Marc Jobst’s Blog

Marc: This Cultural Life - Interview with Alejandro Iñárritu

Socials

Marc Jobst: Twitter (X) & Instargam

The Directors' Take: Twitter (X) & Instagram

Marcus: Twitter (X) & Instagram

Oz: Twitter (X) & Instagram

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