There Is No Right Way To Direct A Film, Only Your Way

Today we look at how different people have made directing their own and how for every rule there's an exception.
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[@d0ntchange]

Thank you for taking the time to create this. I learned a great deal

[@kaipography]

Sage words from a seasoned artist. This applies to all of life too, where we direct our story every day we’re alive.

[@TheHokemon]

How in the world can you have 92K subscribers and only 368 views a day after posting this? Wild, lol I really enjoy your content and just want you to know that your voice is being heard and the effort is worth it. Thank you for sharing your perspective!

[@Crimsonengine]

Thanks! I gave up long ago asking how youtube works and just make my content. It's the pathway to peace :)

[@KenFlanagan]

I really appreciate this kind of content and it’s honestly given opinions but I’m not sure what the point is. I dont agree with aping another directors style but who seriously would. Those films are formulaic and don’t require an auteur but rather a perfunctory technician to get the job done. However if you are saying being yourself is enough then I would seriously disagree. The shocking films made by supposedly great directors shows the levels of self delusion inherent in the job description. Sure the director represents a cohesive viewpoint or opinion but it doesn’t make it right by virtue of the fact that it is genuinely held. Film is a medium of communication and as such coherence reigns supreme over intentionality. That’s where language of film and the semiotics of narrative become the tools to get from a to b with some level of style and elegance of thought and construction. Thanks so much for this thoughtful approach to film.