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His p... taking exposure of Woody Allen 😂 The joke he played on Agnes Varda ( lipstick message on window) snub 😂😂😂 the way he despised crap Hollywood directors truly wonderful 😂

Superb in his anti humanism. For that period along with Antonionni and Melville a true master of Cinema. His snide envious remark about 😂 Apocalypse Now :didn't have enough money to make it. 😂 The Detective 1985 has risen in the ranking probably because it's actually as awful as our times which are far worse since

this video is so well done, and it moved me so so much!! thank you truly.. i work in data storytelling, and i am always soo inspired by creatives, especially from movies and fashion. i just submitted an application for work, and as glad i was to have submitted the app, i was feeling quite disconnected from my work.. thank you for reminding me of my fire!

Interesting. Have you challenged Chat GPT-4 to complete a entire feature-length script yet? If so, how did it turn out?

Just got back from Dune 2. I will listen to whatever this man says.

this man looks like christian bale and steve jobs

David Fincher is the master at his craft, but studio will only care if he is gay/LGBTABCDE/black or some other DIE bullshit

Weekend is the best movie ever!!!

PTA could have a second career as a voice over artist for those prayer/meditation apps. Really declarative and calming at the same time.

Man, The Killer. Hope you guys have seen it. It's Fincher compressed but still focused as hell. That kind of a story. Could have been a stupid, run-of-the-mill action film, just like a dance can be someone wiggling. With Fincher it's like the highest form of disciplined, controlled, exuberant, classical dance. One of the best fight scenes I've ever seen. So action, yes, no apologies from Fincher, but have him make a thriller like Seven and we've all seen the results.

This is my fav director but make no mistake having a excellent film camera and enough money in the home to make films at age 8, is extremely rare

After 90 days of writing, I have to say I am grateful for this, and many platforms like this, because absorbing the wisdom, advice, fundamentals, principles, tips, and tricks helped me discover my ideal writing time: 5 am till 11 am, which, in my opinion, is step one to getting started. During those hours, I wrote a 121-page feature film in 31 days, then, for safe measure, I broke it down into two 1-hour episodes for television (which took me 15 days each). What am I trying to say? Well, thank you, and PTA is right: writing is a blast and not all that hard; sit down, be bold, and let it out. Sure, your manuscript might need major surgery, but the feeling of accomplishment you get from completing the work is unlike anything I have experienced before in my life (and that says a lot cause I'm 50).

Fincher defines brilliantly what cinema is meant to be about.

All the Film School you need in 6.38 min

I imagine in 10 years when using AI has resulted in the elimination of all plot holes theirs will be another program created to humanize your scripts by adding plot holes back into them 😅

thank you for this lovely synthesis of my favourite director :)

assalamu alaikum, rahman. thank you for this detailed video, can you make one for gpt 3.5 which is free?

Where did you find that clip about anger?

Ridley is better.

Moment in time. Where else does a moment exist?

The last line was so true! ❤❤

Steven Spielberg is becoming one of my favourite Filmmaker as i am reaserching more about him and specially how he directs.

This man is a genius

Great video - well done.

Well, it's a great video, fantastic job, I absolutely loved it every second of it, it should have 1 million views

The Prince Of Darkness 🖤

I'm a fan of his but his films are hit and miss in equal measure? I think he's a stupendous technician; his films look and sound better than anyone's with the exception of Wes Anderson's (both directors very different). If it's true that David says he never listened to anyone it underlines narcissism; me, me, me. I like to learn from other great and greater talents; as actor Charles Bronson once said of Robert Aldrich, 'no man can know everything'. I think David still has elements of a reactionary youthful film maker which seems to be reducing and we should soon see a more mature mind leading to greater stand out films? He needs to watch that he doesn't become another Ridley Scott as David's films increasingly look identical! Always thanks to him for giving me/us films that we always enjoy returning to.

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Why did netlix cancel Mindhunter!?

Thanks for sharing all this 🙏🏻✨

I love the guy, I do, and it's clear he's always been talented and has lasted for a reason. But his Dad was a major person at CBS and had lots of friends in the film and TV industry that Anderson knew his whole life growing up and I don't think we should discount that from how he was able to get in fairly easily.

I love PTA, he's great and he definitely has a point in this interview. But also don't forget, his father worked in the TV industry and he has a strong connection to show business from his family. He knew how to deal with professionals and very familiar with how the industry works. And he had a lot of buddies that could help. All of these could be very hard to find, if you don't have a family connection to the industry. Yes, you don't have to go to film schools to LEARN how to make films, but knowledge aren't the only thing the school provides. It also provide you a chance to know other fellow filmmakers of different departments, a place to practice with lower cost, and so much more. I don't think you have to go to film school to make film, but I also don't think you have to refuse it to maintain independence.

Love his genuineness and passion.

00:00 consider me charmed

He is so … so … good

Charlie rose had great interviews for years, then a couple chicks said he touched their shoulder or whatever and suddenly he was gone. No trial, no resolution, just he said she said, done. You go back over the years and he had arguably some of the best, if not thee best, interviews with many artists.

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Something that allot of stingy artist are ignoring is how thirdworld friendly these programs are.

The transition at 00:36-00:37 is evident of the fact how badass PTA was becoming back then, peaking with The Master!

The AI can help 100% with matte paintings and environment design, also character design and somewhat 3D CGI characters or props, even with motion capture there are some pretty cool AI released or in beta testing. As a low budget art designer and film maker, the fields that I'm more excited about are better voice generator AIs (I like to see some AI that can change a voice to another so we can get all the emotions and feelings of a voice actor) some facial expression mocap for cheap (that are working good) and also a better video to video AI generators that helps us to generate fictional cartoon characters with input of our actors videos. At this rate I can see more than what I can imagine will come in 2023 and what comes next years will change the way of film making and arts for ever :)

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I wonder what it would generate if one put the text of Heir to the Empire into AI software like this. I bet it would be better then anything Disney made.

This is so cool!

I can't wait till people with great imagination but no artistic talent, can finally bring their stories to life. I have been waiting for this my entire life. !

Something allot of critics of AI softaware is missing is how thirdworld friendly it is, allot of these countries do not have economies to support an interest or passion like film making.

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Big love brother! I really really enjoy your videos, always inspiring ❤

Spielberg is an anomaly of his time - he definitely had innate talent, but his moment in history permitted him to stand out and be noticed, and be utilized. He emerged at a pivotal moment in American film evolution. The industry was more tolerant and accepting of independent and novel filmmakers, and the national culture was changing as well. Being a novice filmmaker at that time was difficult and rare, which meant less competition for being noticed. Today with the enormous accessibility of technology and audiences, it is far more difficult to be noticed and appreciated amidst the glut of independently created films, both features and short subjects.

Love this channel. Keep working and thank you so much 🙏📽️🎬