Carlos García Campillo

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The casting process is the same for every movie that is made whether it's a film I'm directing or somebody else's film. I go through the casting process like every other director but once that's finished, I don't talk much with the actors after that. If the actors want me to, I'll try to explain myself with words (though as few as possible). Ultimately all the talking just makes you tired and doesn't add very much to the project. "Professional" actors become confused and ineffective when they feel the shooting has become just another routine. My job as a director is to take them out of that comfort zone, that feeling of complacency.