How To Film Dialogue and Make It Visually Interesting

Cupids is the latest comedy short film from Angelo Calarco. Cupids is currently on its festival run and was recently featured at the Soho International Film Festival and will be in New York again at the Gold Coast Film Festival. We discuss the challenges of shooting dialogue with 4 people on screen and how to not make it feel boring. Angelo has a unique perspective using visuals and sound, crossing from fantasy to reality to keep the audience engaged. 

Angelo Calarco is an Italian freelance Producer/Director living in London operating under the name of Beware Of The Dog Films.  His career started as a comedy writer and an award winning stand-up comedian. Angelo moved to London in 2010 and learned the art of filmmaking by working as a Production Assistant, Marketing Assistant, Assistant Producer and Assistant Script Editor for several Film Production companies in London such as JetSet Films, Wo-Ho! Productions and One Eyed Dog Films while also experimenting with his own passion projects.

Trailer: https://vimeo.com/173517990 

Watch Cupids on Amazon: http://fave.co/2xiWKFk

Cupids Cast & Crew
Director: Angelo Calarco
Writer: Nick Grills
Starring Jenny Delisle, Tiernan Douieb, Michelle Fahrenheim & Daniel Knight
Logline: Two cupids must team up to face one of the greatest challenges of modern times: getting two strangers to talk to each other!

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