Freedom and experimentation are the keys to success. This post was written by Yvette M. Amirian. When I first received the script for The Integrity of Joseph Chambers, I didn’t know much about the project other than some familiarity with Robert Machoian, its writer and director. I loved the simplicity and elegance with which he handled his previous feature, The Killing of Two Lovers. I was pleased to see that this new script echoed some of those stylistic choices. I was also excited to see some deviation from it in terms of new opportunities it presented, especially the unique challenges of cutting a story like this together. The first and third acts include multiple characters, locations, and traditional dialogue scenes, but the middle section of the film is largely a single character alone in the middle of the woods. He is isolated, completely out of his element, and only has himself to converse with and turn to after making the biggest mistake of his life. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 21 April, 2023