If talking in an Atlantic accent and reading the news was still a thing… I’d be up for it. As someone who recently watched the film, what do you think of my ultimate take?
@@HowStoriesWork I do think that it's about Kane's longing for a simpler life. In terms of story, it's a fascinating look at how wealth and power don't equal happiness. I would agree that there are themes about control within the text. Having viewed it for the first time a few weeks back, it is an interesting enough film to revisit and dig deeper into now that I know a few of the beats.
Heya, maybe you're the right guy for this video request. I once asked another channel, but the comment was likely lost among thousands of comments.... or ignored because the idea sucks, lol. Anyhow, I think it would be very interesting to make a video about behind-the-scenes roles of film making. It's kind of confusing for the layperson. We all get the concept of a director, cinematographer, etc, but what exactly does everyone do? Who's vision is the film? Is it the producer? The director? Who selects the vibe of the film? Is that the director or cinematographer? How do they collaborate with costumes and lighting? Does the costume person get full discretion? Or does the producer, director, etc... have to approve? Who decides what the actor does? The actor or the director? What is an executive producer? The money guy? or do they have a say in the actual movie. What about the writer? do they have any say post writing? Who decides what and who can veto those decisions? What does a grip do? Why is catering included in the credits? When I exhibit a painting, I don't list the name of the place of where some dude at the paint manufacturer likes to eat lol. And why tf are there so many stunt people? What are all those company logos before the movie? I now one is the studio, but why are there sometimes multiple studios? What about rights and commissions? The list can go on and on....obviously lol TL;DR In short, what is the backstage ecosystem of the film making process? I see nothing lie that on TH-cam and it could be an anchor video for you. You have a great voice and disposition, and I'm sure nio matter what, your channel will grow! :)
Honestly, I prefer this film analysis over the film itself. I understand that this was important for history, and film making as a whole, but I can't help but feel bored watching it nonetheless.
nice work dude
Thanks! Appreciate you watching and commenting!
You missed your calling as a News Reel announcer Jay
If talking in an Atlantic accent and reading the news was still a thing… I’d be up for it. As someone who recently watched the film, what do you think of my ultimate take?
@@HowStoriesWork I do think that it's about Kane's longing for a simpler life. In terms of story, it's a fascinating look at how wealth and power don't equal happiness. I would agree that there are themes about control within the text. Having viewed it for the first time a few weeks back, it is an interesting enough film to revisit and dig deeper into now that I know a few of the beats.
Heya, maybe you're the right guy for this video request. I once asked another channel, but the comment was likely lost among thousands of comments.... or ignored because the idea sucks, lol.
Anyhow, I think it would be very interesting to make a video about behind-the-scenes roles of film making.
It's kind of confusing for the layperson. We all get the concept of a director, cinematographer, etc, but what exactly does everyone do? Who's vision is the film? Is it the producer? The director? Who selects the vibe of the film? Is that the director or cinematographer? How do they collaborate with costumes and lighting? Does the costume person get full discretion? Or does the producer, director, etc... have to approve? Who decides what the actor does? The actor or the director?
What is an executive producer? The money guy? or do they have a say in the actual movie.
What about the writer? do they have any say post writing?
Who decides what and who can veto those decisions? What does a grip do? Why is catering included in the credits?
When I exhibit a painting, I don't list the name of the place of where some dude at the paint manufacturer likes to eat lol.
And why tf are there so many stunt people?
What are all those company logos before the movie? I now one is the studio, but why are there sometimes multiple studios?
What about rights and commissions?
The list can go on and on....obviously lol
TL;DR
In short, what is the backstage ecosystem of the film making process?
I see nothing lie that on TH-cam and it could be an anchor video for you. You have a great voice and disposition, and I'm sure nio matter what, your channel will grow! :)
This is an awesome idea! I have a lot going on right now, so I’m not sure when I’ll be able to get to this… but I love it!
@@HowStoriesWork Can't wait!
You might like the podcast “What Went Wrong” which has helped me understand different roles in film making
Honestly, I prefer this film analysis over the film itself. I understand that this was important for history, and film making as a whole, but I can't help but feel bored watching it nonetheless.