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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Quentin Tarantino, David Fincher, Steve McQueen, Peter Jackson, Lone Scherfig and more talk candidly to Film4 about the art of directing.
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Love how Scorsese just pops up at the end and completely wrecks everybody XD
***** He went over my head lol
***** REKT
***** LOOOL craaay..!
+Josh Oliver I think his point was with film you're not trying to reproduce life verbatim. You're making a heightened reality and it's good to be aware of that fact as it may help to know it.
+BKMPictures Boom! Scorsese summed up the whole thing. The professor has finished the class damn it! You've been schooled, now go do your homework :)
Whoever edited these interviews, and placed Ben Wheatly before Christopher Nolan deserves all the high fives! Burst out laughing over Super 8 Stories :D
Wheatley: "I never made short films on my dad's super 8 camera."
Nolan: "I started making films on my dad's super 8 camera."
Tarantino spoke for 20 seconds, out of which he said "uh" for 10 seconds. dammit life
who else would have loved to see a big argument break out between the different directors
Scorsese just capped that off so perfectly at the end, what with the earnest and straightforward way he just looks into the camera. 'The fantasy is what we're doing now, right here in this room. With these lights and cameras and mirrors. Something else is existing there, I don't know what.'
I Like how they ended him because he's one of my favorites! John Carpenter should have been in this as well cause he's another one!!!!!!📼📼📼📺📺📺📹📹📹🎥🎥🎥📽📽📽🎬🎬🎬
Ben wheatley: yeah I was too poor to shoot on super 8 when I was younger
Nolan: yeah sharted shooting super 8's when i was 6
one day I will be a professional director
Dom Grindrod follow your dreams dude, you can do it!!!!!!!
And we will see your films and admire them!
Do it! Seriously! Do it!!!!
ditto
i don't know you but i know you will with that attitude
Love having Wheatley's comments lead in to Nolan's comments.
Scorsese always lets young filmmakers know what the reality of a situation is and doesn't sugarcoat it, lol.
Tarantino, Nolan, and Fincher
Same
Scorsese
I like Fincher, but his stare scares the crap out of me...
RealMetalGaming s
Tarantino, Scorsese and Roth
I saw this Video a few months ago, one quote struck me, but I couldn't remember who said it and I didn't remember the video name . Now I found a video that I new was in the related section a few weeks ago and after so many sessions I finally found this video again.
David Cronenberg: ''Using film to explore the human condition.''
I love you, Tarantino.
there must be more Likes under these so-much-true words )
I strongly aspire to be a filmmaker one day.
These comments were very reassuring because I have felt the same insecurities.
Thank you very much for sharing this!
Don’t “aspire” to be a filmmaker … you ARE a filmmaker. Do it.
make sure you strongly aspire and write comments on youtube for likes. that's important
Scorsese cracks me up at the end for some reason. Genius.
I like what Ridley said about screenplays. It would make sense that no screenplay is up to par with what he wants. Because you have a vision and the writer has a vision. And you definitely can't see what the writer sees. So all you can do is simply say that there is a story there. Then you make it what it needs to be for your film.
What Scorsese said was cool. He is right. There is magic in whatever you film because we are trying to create something different.
Also Tarantino is a god.
Peter Mullan gave the best analogy I've seen yet!
Quentin could quite possibly be the greatest director with messy hair in this video. Such a rebel :)
As a young aspiring English filmmaker nice to c so many British filmmakers on this vid gives more hope
I wish Winding Refn and PTA were on here.
ibsprintin YES!!!
+ibsprintin Yeah, and not just by name (not saying your naming them just cuz of their fame) but because Nicolas is extremely passionate about his work and is a pleassure to hear him talk and PT Anderson is like the god of inspiration for filmmaking... BOTH INCREDIBLE
+Im Vo you are rude, crude, cretinous, and vile.
"Everyone's stepped on glass"
Huh?
Took a risk.. Maybe?
Brilliant video, thanks very much.
I love Peter Jackson's outlook on movie making
we need some more inspiring female directors
"We" don't need everything. Talent is all that matters and that can come from anyone. Gender doesn't matter.
Dalia Qasem lynne ramsay.
You guys are dicks. There's a serious under representation of female directors at all, not even to mention hyper-famous directors like Tarantino or Spielberg. Katherine Bigalow needs some more invites to director sessions like these.
Ti My it does since it creates a societal standard/stereotype that X gender/race/ethnicity/group can only apply to this occupation, potentially missing out on some talents due to missed signalling. If there was no pioneer, then no one will follow. It occurs with race and gender all the time as history has shown.
C.E. Olson, the issue is that there aren't any good female directors aside from Lynne Ramsay. Seriously, I can't think of a SINGLE great female director.
we need Wes Anderson and Denis Villeneuve in this!
@Careful Icarus that's just like your opinion man
This is such an inspiring collection of advice from some of the best directors. Thanks for the share.
This is really interesting. Videos like this deserve way more views. Fascinating stuff.
director's i love because they show the perspectives through the placement of where people are and how best to capture that moment.. the cameramen that have learned the different lenses or filters for a certain look, to know when and where to zoom in or zoom out and at what speed to do so .. what angle to be at to catch the images they need.. these are all things I love about the movie makers who can allow that to be known and then applied in other aspects of life.. when looking at a situation is it from this angle or that angle.. what might be the filter that this person is perceiving information.. what is their own angle on the situation.. this is in part what I learn when I watch movies.
That's why I say thank you for sharing your own talents.
There is a lot of collective experience within a movie.
If only the medical profession who diagnose or try to diagnose people could have a similar understanding of the enormity within an individual who may just need a creative outlet to express themselves and use whatever they are going through as a positive even if at times negative thoughts or feelings because someone, somewhere just may relate or even be able to offer the soothing words of hope.
This is what movies are capable of doing on a much broader scale.
Reaching potentially hundreds of thousands of people, who just might understand, even if only in part.
Quentin Tarantino
Quentin!!!!the best one!! I love him
Thanks you guys for sharing your thoughts on filmmaking. It helps people like myself that decided to do this at the age of 60.
Tarantino, the craziest, wildest and also most imaginative...just like his films.
“We’re trying to create something different.” - Martin Scorsese👊🏽💯
I was half expecting Speilberg to pop up at then end and say I agree with everybody.
This video is a gem
DFinch & QT FTW. So inspiring.
Very Well Done! Keep 'em coming!
Greengrass's best advise ever.
Some of the greatest people in this video.
they left the best for last, scorcese is my favorite director and quentin tarantino is too, cant decide which is better, fuck it they're both my favorite
Same here and so is Eli Roth, The order goes Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese and Eli Roth
This video is fantastic! Inspirational to young film makers! Excellent, everyone should see this!!! :D
Awesome!!!! Lol I've watched 17 times already ......... So inspiring!!!!
I find Steve McQueen's movie really personify that essence of filmmaking that is making the unseen seen.
I whish this was just 9 minutes of Tarantino
Bet you thought that going into it
Make it 9 hours
NostalgiNorden check out Rodriguez interviews Tarantino. Great interview and pretty sure its just under 2 hours.
RyanGiggsOBE i did that months ago ;)
I heard rumors that Tarantino may retire after the Hateful Eight
Peter Mullan, although he has only directed 3 movies, is one of my favourite directors.
I love quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, Peter Jackson, ,Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg Movies
King Nolan is the best! LORD!
Loved seeing him, Tarantino, Fincher and Scorsese talking
this is amazing!
Such inspiring advice
great interviewer
Make the film you wanna watch is the best advice
If they ever make a movie about the life of Robin Williams, Quentin Tarantino should play that part.
TheTarrMan why?
Something about his charter reminds me of him.
TheTarrMan oh ya, same kinda, that would be a very interesting performance.
TheTarrMan no tarantino can't act
No
Amazing video, really nice to get all of the director's thoughts and opinions. I think I found Scorsese's advice to be particularly helpful in the overall of what making films really is.
Christopher Nolan and Quentin Tarantino ♥️
That's one sweet beard, Peter Mullan.
WOWOWOW
Fantastic video though I'd love to see the coen bros
I live in the outskirts pf india ... I really admire you Tarantino
Tarantino❤️
the only director that does his own projects and makes a film that he wants to see as an audience as well as a filmmaker is Tarantino... a genuine writer/ director, most directors use someone elses creativity and then compromise that vision for the studio, Tarantino is the only balls to the wall guy who does what he wants 100% no bullshit... doesn't matter if you like it or you don't he won't compromise his vision, that's why he is unique and stands out...
Oliver Stone also
Martin scorsese is so great he can't even explain It.
Love how this could have been shot on a point and shoot that was able to lock focus, then again you've got 4:4:4 compression (no pixel binning) but still it's the lighting that makes this interview appealing, and what makes fun of the current "pits and holes" of the creatives in today (low res image vs the stylistic concerns of emerging motion photographic artists).
To top it all off the comment section could be a ratings system for best determining popularity of director's style. Make sure you look at comments that were before 10/9/15 if you want to gain a useful opinion, as people like me after this date will read this comment and most likely try to throw things off balance by voting for the null.
thank you
Paul Greengrass's advice hit me. His direction on United 93 has to be some of the best direction ever committed to film.
Cool!
pretty sweet!
Damn!
One day I will be a Professional Filmmaker
I fucking love Scorsese
Fincher and Tarantino were the best directors in this video, and yes, I saw Scorsese.
🎬🎥
Paul Greengrass is such a genius.
I know he's one of the greatest directors ever with a huge portfolio of mgreat works but I simply can't get out of my head how closely Christopher Nolan resembles Tim Nice but Dim from Harry Enfield days.
5:04 Tarantino channelling Heath Ledger Joker mannerisms.
I know how seclusion he is, but I really wish Terrence Malick could of made an exception and done an interview for this video. I've always wanted to hear what he has to say about filmmaking.
Mark Romanek is so underrated.
"Everyone has stepped on glass" lol
Gosh, I really want to be a director
My dream is to be a famous movie director
I will make it man
Love you Mr.Scorsese.
its eerie how Ridley Scott has not aged in like 30 years...
seems weird to me this video doesn't have more views
Aw, was waiting for wes :(
480p in 2015 am I in the Twilight zone??
They're all wizards.. each an every one of them.
Entertainment or Art? That's the million-dollar question ...
Okay. Serious question film4. How did you get all of those amazing directors in the same room?
They kidnapped them
@@faze_snipars2218 thanks for the chuckle
I'm really hoping that "writer" and "great taste in music" will equate to "successful director" for me.
James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy *coughs*
Sounds like you're trying to replicate Tarantino to me.
+FaZe_snipars Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack was a rip off of Reservoir Dogs soundtrack
These guys are good, but if Alfred Hitchcock or Francis Ford Coppola were in this, everybody would be on their knees.
Odawg Kizzack you got a time machine?
Odawg Kizzack Not Francis Ford Coppola, imo
Odawg Kizzack Please, Scorsese and Nolan are the true masters. Hitchcook and Coppola paved the way, But these guys perfected it
***** Nolan is not even on the same level buddy
Ian Filipovich Agree to disagree...
i love movies
Can anyone explain what Scorsese meant?
did anyone else notice the audio wasnt in sync?
you sure nothing is wrong your device
+Asa Fisher weird, it looks fixed now. mustve been my laptop
James Cameron is so spot on
James Cameron/Christopher Nolan/Steven McQueen/Spike Lee/Ron Howard/Stephen Spielberg/David Fincher Ridley Scott and so many others.
Peter jackson made lotr he is automatically the best
4:27 ; 5:11 : Slyfer2812 brought me here.
7:39 what does he mean?
Honestly, never knew what Paul Greengrass looked like. Love the Bourne Ultimatum.
480p?