Topsy-Turvy

I've seen quite a bit of Mike Lee and I really love all of his work.

The next one I would like to see is Topsy Turvy.

Have you seen that?

No.

And I think there's, and I think one of the things that's, like Monica Dolan is such, she's the most valuable player as a supporting actor in so many films.

Like going way back to Mike Lee's Topsy Turvy.

Like she's always there.

And you know, very often when an actor like that gets their their moment in the light gets their kind of star turn, gets their, you're expecting something showy, but everything about this film is subdued because that's the kind of film it has to be.

Phil.

So Big Phil sent me a message and he's asking about what are some tips for doing improvisation for a film? And he's talking about a feature film, something dramatic.

He mentions Mike Lee's works as a kind of reference or I guess a North star perhaps.

But yeah, how would one as an actor and as a director approach doing an improvised dramatic feature film?

Right, as a performer, not as a person actually creating the work.

Well, yeah, we can start as a performer.

Mike Lee is not Spike Lee's brother for a start.

They're completely different.