every interview with him, is priceless. he's so generous with his answers, about his creative process. As a creative person myself, his words are so helpful!
agreed! I love hearing about how he edits with music too because that is against so much of what film school told me but it's why his films are so good!
He's doing it more and more I noticed in interviews these days. Often most of the way through the interview to describe or articulate how he receives and turns ideas into art. He's quite an inspiring and fascinating character. I've admired him from Twin Peaks, that was my first introduction to the world of Lynch, as a teenager, this bizarre and often surreal TV series, but beautifully shot and the dark humour we have come to associate with him. Later I went back and discovered Blue Velvet, Eraserhead and even his very early works and saw what a genius he is. I think the best way of thinking of David Lynch is a painter/illustrative artist, who accidentally became a film-maker. He still has the painter mindset and his films are really moving abstract art.
7:03: "Meditation helps ideas move more freely"... "it's this negativity, it squeezes the 'toob" ideas can't get through, they want to help you!" (British woman interviewer: "poor ideas!") Lynch: "Yea". lol. I just love the way he explains things in interviews. He is such an inspiring person to artists and creative people everywhere, and even those not creative or artistically inclined, can discover some in themselves just by exploring ideas, as Lynch does and trying different outlets.
David Lynch was one of the people that inspired me to go to the local Film/TV school when my employer "let go" of a whole bunch of us. I think David Lynch's work is great, and to get just a little more specific, that collab between DL and Angelo Badalamenti. I feel he is one of the only composers that really give Lynch's works that amazing boost.
TM for 35 years, what better recommendation. I started it this june 2019 after seeing David Lynch talk about it (not on here a 7, minute vid all about it). He is spot on, it's incredible . Clear head, more energy, more relaxed, ends anxiety, depression. More joy, happiness , productivity . thank you Mr Lynch.
David is so inspiring. It would be an immense privilege to be about to sit and chat with him. I am sure that regardless of what the conversation would consist of, his insights would be as priceless as some of what he shars here.
Someone invent cyborg prosthesis quick so this guy can continue indefinitely! - He's every bit as great at what he does now as when young, which is really quite unique!
There is no doubt his weird ideas in making movies absorbs , totally abstract, it is not linear narration yet somehow the way he visualize it and makes it, you watch it, niche audience who most probably understand it from their point of view or understanding.
@danielcoxphotog Really well put. Lynch is so openly in love with the creative process, mystery, and art that he comes alive with excitement whenever he speaks of it. Very bummed to hear he's retired from filmmaking, apparently.
Some of that music they played of Lynch's reminds me of "Walking Into Clarksdale" by Page and Plant. Not in a "rip off" way, but the guitar sound and mood/
@davidsaintcrystal He's not retired at all! I don't think that word is even in his vocabulary ;) He's just not had a special enough idea yet. He's been working on a documentary for a few years, about the Maraisha guy (terrible spelling!) so don't worry!
every interview with him, is priceless. he's so generous with his answers, about his creative process. As a creative person myself, his words are so helpful!
agreed! I love hearing about how he edits with music too because that is against so much of what film school told me but it's why his films are so good!
He did the thing, with his hand
He's doing it more and more I noticed in interviews these days. Often most of the way through the interview to describe or articulate how he receives and turns ideas into art. He's quite an inspiring and fascinating character. I've admired him from Twin Peaks, that was my first introduction to the world of Lynch, as a teenager, this bizarre and often surreal TV series, but beautifully shot and the dark humour we have come to associate with him. Later I went back and discovered Blue Velvet, Eraserhead and even his very early works and saw what a genius he is. I think the best way of thinking of David Lynch is a painter/illustrative artist, who accidentally became a film-maker. He still has the painter mindset and his films are really moving abstract art.
+Paul UK - Have you seen the recent documentary on his early art career (David Lynch The Art Life)? It's very good.
feeling out the vibes in the air
He always does it with his right hand.
Hahaha I was waiting for it, he’s just the best
7:03: "Meditation helps ideas move more freely"...
"it's this negativity, it squeezes the 'toob" ideas can't get through, they want to help you!"
(British woman interviewer: "poor ideas!")
Lynch: "Yea".
lol. I just love the way he explains things in interviews. He is such an inspiring person to artists and creative people everywhere, and even those not creative or artistically inclined, can discover some in themselves just by exploring ideas, as Lynch does and trying different outlets.
This is, excuse me, a damn fine interview.
Thicc David Lynch lives on forever in this video
David Lynch was one of the people that inspired me to go to the local Film/TV school when my employer "let go" of a whole bunch of us. I think David Lynch's work is great, and to get just a little more specific, that collab between DL and Angelo Badalamenti. I feel he is one of the only composers that really give Lynch's works that amazing boost.
I think Dean Hurley
I love this guy
This is a really good interview. Lynch can be difficult to talk to, this journalist managed to do it very well :)
Lynch doesn't do drugs, he does ideas. I just love listening to him, it's kind of like an ASMR experience.
He does coffee and cigarettes. Pretty mild I've used those since I was 13.
he does meditation..its pretty calming
TM for 35 years, what better recommendation. I started it this june 2019 after seeing David Lynch talk about it (not on here a 7, minute vid all about it). He is spot on, it's incredible . Clear head, more energy, more relaxed, ends anxiety, depression. More joy, happiness , productivity . thank you Mr Lynch.
laburgy Thank you, you have just inspired me!
@@KikaKika94 Great , you won't regret it.
@@SteambieGrimbley9110 Why? Should all TM teachers work for free Do you work for no pay ?
It's good to see an interviewer that doesn't consistently bug Lynch about shit he doesn't want to talk about.
The Hand!
David Lynch is such and inspiration to me, his unapologetic uniqueness is truly admirable.
i love listening to his voice
Very inspirational man!
There aren't enough words to do him justice, he truly is the OG
God bless David Lynch !! :D
David is so inspiring. It would be an immense privilege to be about to sit and chat with him. I am sure that regardless of what the conversation would consist of, his insights would be as priceless as some of what he shars here.
He's brilliant. Brilliant words
Mr Lynch is an inspiration to all, in his politeness and film making. Anybody who hasn't checked out his early college films please do so.
Someone invent cyborg prosthesis quick so this guy can continue indefinitely!
- He's every bit as great at what he does now as when young, which is really quite unique!
When his fingers start waving in the air, the magic of THE IDEA is starting to flow, baby !!
Wonderful man
This is the second best enterview ever done
Best director ín this world só georgeous I love it
Man he’s such a treasure
Great interview, and love the interviewer!!
GREAT!
Thank you for posting! A great video x
Let's Rock!
such a genius
He clearly likes her jacket and
He should tour with Black Moth Super Rainbow.
He's delightful.
if lynch was any cooler he'd be dead
There is no doubt his weird ideas in making movies absorbs , totally abstract, it is not linear narration yet somehow the way he visualize it and makes it, you watch it, niche audience who most probably understand it from their point of view or understanding.
@danielcoxphotog Really well put. Lynch is so openly in love with the creative process, mystery, and art that he comes alive with excitement whenever he speaks of it. Very bummed to hear he's retired from filmmaking, apparently.
It's the Idem Paris. I've added a link to the description.
Awesome!
A grandeeeeeeeee
This man is genius
Some of that music they played of Lynch's reminds me of "Walking Into Clarksdale" by Page and Plant. Not in a "rip off" way, but the guitar sound and mood/
yeh but he was just commenting on the fact she made a pretty big mistake... Mistaking media for genre. Anyway you're right David Lynch is a genius.
@davidsaintcrystal He's not retired at all! I don't think that word is even in his vocabulary ;) He's just not had a special enough idea yet. He's been working on a documentary for a few years, about the Maraisha guy (terrible spelling!) so don't worry!
I love curtains.
Talking with David Lynch, is like talking with Tarantino , you feel like a tomato in front of them.
Puree
Angelo Badalamenti took a break from existence in the early 2010's
ha, maybe he's searching for funding on Ronny Rocket!! i look forward to what ever it is.
1963
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Eggselent!
Crazy Clown Time
Let's go catch fish.
what's the name of that studio?
No.. confidence doesn't have anything to do with it.
Whats the music at the start ?
louiscfc93 Twin Peaks theme song
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
So he talks with his hands Italians do that too.
Not like David Lynch though
7:16 that what happens when I smoke marijuana.
David Lynch and Lana Del Rey should work together.
Lynch captivating as always. The interviewer is teeth-gratingly annoying, especially in the overly long intro.
Why would you ask such obvious questions?
Always found him too literal.
In person, yes: but his art is pretty much as non-literal, non-linear, and non-representational as it gets.
@@rellman85 No, I was talking about his films. They look like a copy-paste of Freudian hypotheses.
@@vinayseth1114 Try The Straight Story
@@rakino4418 oh okay. Shall do. Thanks for the recommendation! :)
@@vinayseth1114 how’d you find it
poor little interviewer, so innocent and lost. next time try interviewing someone with less intelligence than lynch, might work better
Nah, she did alright.
What a weirdo.
Not creative yourself huh?
great hair