Miles Teller Is a Self-Taught Drummer
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- Jimmy chats with Miles Teller about his dramatic film Whiplash and how he really played drums for the role.
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Miles Teller Is a Self-Taught Drummer
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He deserves an Oscar just for the last scene...
Tracey Claver at least a nomination he deserved!
@@oNoRoDrIgOabsolutely he is the most underrated actor in this world. At least one of the most
Dude That last scene really is like the beat ending of movie ever
Yeah
No!
Jimmy Fallon's laugh is not my tempo.
ARE YOU RUSHING OR ARE YOU DRAGGING?!
ARE U A RUSHER OR A DRAGGER?!?!?!?! lol loved that movie
DO I LOOK LIKE A DOUBLE FUCKING RAINBOW TO YOU?!?!?!?
LMAO
mafiashipment ...a medical condition. What are you, fuckin' Sanji Gupta? Play the God damn music!
Honestly, the last 10/15 minutes of this movie were absolutely incredible and breathtaking... Can't remember the last time I felt like that watching a movie.
did nicole show up to the show at the end?
This movie has to nominated for Oscars at least for performances....
091MW2 You don't see her no!
Esten Amalvy Yeah both were insane
Ben Jauncey i couldnt tell if she was there or not when i saw the movie...
The fact that he did a lot of the drumming in Whiplash is insane in itself. Miles deserves more recognition for his performance because he was incredible. I've never felt so much tension and anxiety from just watching a teacher and student go at it. And the last 10 minutes or so in the film was nuts. Such a great movie. I hope Miles continues picking more roles like Whiplash and The Spectacular Now. His filmography isn't perfect but he's got a lot of talent.
I literally forgot to breathe during so many scenes in this film. The finale had me reeling.
***** watch the video when the director of the movie says Miles plays 90% in the movie in ''drum'' and little stuff had to be fixed or played by someone else
None of his drumming was truly him. It's like the movie "drumline" when Nick cannons face isn't ever shown with his hands playing what you hear. Although he might have played one or two of the scenes genuinely, most of it was edited from another drummers' playing. I'm a very experienced drummer myself. That's why I watched this film
***** jamie foxx has been playing piano since he was a kid, idk where you heard that
You can tell he's not playing for most of it because where you will hear a cymbal or drum you won't see him hit that object. Like the noise came from somewhere but he didn't make it. Obviously a lot of editing was done and someone played over what was filmed.
he deserved an oscar nomination
Yeah, better that Bradley Cooper imo
+Katahn Hardy or leo xDd
+Katahn Hardy wayy better
It's fucked up that him and Michael B. Jordan got snubbed.
Logan Wendt
a year late buddy
Whiplash is definitely the most stressful movie I've ever seen. I was sweating like a pig after I watched it!
The only time I really hated and loved the "villain" but then again without him the ending wouldve been different
YOU GOD DAMN RIGHT
I feel ya!
If you're sweating after a movie, it's not because of the movie, it's because you're fucking fat.
Krizza Jane Bermudo Pig does not Sweat!!!
The last scene in Whiplash was one of the best scenes in the history of cinema. I'm not just saying that, I genuinely believe it to be the truth. No spoilers, just watch the movie folks.
Watched the movie last night, the ending shook me to my very core
Mazin Elobeid where did you watch it? I cant find it anywhere :(
LimpWibler Productions Erm...do they not have cinemas where you live?
(btw, there's a 1080p version on torrents)
LimpWibler Productions It was released on Friday in London
LimpWibler Productions putlocker .is/ watch-whiplash-online-free-putlocker.html
The fact that he wasn't nominated is just absurd
A must see movie, boy his limits get pushed and the last 10-15 minutes of the movie are monstrous.
I loved the film, but, don't quite know how to pitch seeing it to people because it is so .... INTENSE and the acting is off the chain(s)!
Leilani Kapoor just give it your best shot to pitch to whom it may concern ;-)
leefuji Yeah, good one. I loved the film a lot but, the movie is so intense that I don't think that the "average Joe" as they say can sit through it enjoyably. It is a lot to swallow, and the acting is almost scary, it is so good. :)
That last ten minutes is BRILLIANT.
Bobby Pendragon The most exhilarating 10 minutes I've felt in a movie.
good job
lmao
+Terrence Fletcher fuck i laughed too hard at this
The two most destructive words in the world are 'good job'. Someone needed to throw a chair at him.
Not quite my tempo
I see what you did there lol
It is too bad last year was a great year for movies/performances, because Miles was absolutely fantastic in Whiplash, and deserved some type of Academy recognition.
Yes - the lack of a nomination for Best Actor is a disgrace. They should shut down the academy for one year and take a long hard look at themselves. (oh dear, they do that already on a regular basis - narcistic fuckheads)
Miles should have got the oscar
No way. eddie redmayne and benedict cumberbatch had masterful acting performances that year.
It was a tough competiton
It was a rough year for him. Any other time, he absolutely would have won. The thing is, he's only going to get better and more dynamic as an actor and win.
This movie is a beautiful piece of cinema! And funny thing: it wasn't like your typical Indy-hipster film where the "artsy" aspect is far too contrived. It was just naturally very real.
+sculas12 2 amazing explanations.
Fv
Brickstun Ram
because everything was suped up and dramatized.
I wouldn't say so, I thought it played out perfectly
@@bananian
Yeah, it's almost like that's what the point of movies are.
Being a drummer I can 100% confirm that Jazz drumming is way different than other genres. I'm a better musician and drummer having learning it. There's nothing quite like listening to a good jazz drummer. Simply amazing.
Jazz drumming is its own beast for sure
Tony Williams
The Physicist You speak the truth jazz really added to my playing
The Physicist Too bad an actual jazz musician says that there were a lot of things the movie got wrong. Its not a good representation of jazz education or jazz musicians at all.
As a drummer, I have a few things to say... The first is to get it out of the way: never underestimate movie magic. Secondly, Miles is spot-on here where jazz is an entirely different beast and learning it isn't easy. Lastly, whether it was intentional or not, his right hand ended up holding and playing the sticks much like Buddy Rich did: using his two primary fingers to move the stick, as opposed to all 4 fingers.
Apparently him and the director spent a lot of time perfecting that jazz-drumming posture so I wouldn't be surprised if it was just another golden detail they included.
+(Sarcasm) The director/writer actually is a skilled jazz drummer and wanted to be a musician before he went to film school. So I wouldn't be surprised either.
@@InfinityFidelity ahh thats so cool
@@InfinityFidelity The director and writer is an amateur jazz musician who was in a jazz band when he was in high school at the Princeton High School. He was NOT a professional jazz player. Adam Neely who is an actual jazz musician educated at the Berklee College of Music and ASCAP Young Jazz Composer award winner in 2012 and 2015 ripped this movie apart. Also, he said the movie is far from what jazz education really is. Additionally, most of the references are outdated. he likens this movie as a sports movie rather than a jazz movie.
@@rumblefish9 I saw his review. He actually thought it was a good movie. He was just nitpicking the musical details and frankly being kind of a douche.
Whiplash was the best movie about music in general ive EVER seen and most likley will ever see. ..... 10/10
if anything was a tribute to music and musicians but deffinitely was not about music
What about Amadeus??? Whiplash is great but Amadeus is fucking beautiful and perfect.
Actually I thought it kinda missed the whole point of music. It was like a sports-motivational drama fitted into musical enviroment. It just doesn´t work like that in music.
You clearly never seena good movie before
***** Yeah you could argue that the music wasn't the integral part of the story, but rather the drive for greatness. I just don't get how you could say this doesn't fit with music.
He was "self-taught" to play simple rock and roll drums. He took hours of lessons to learn many of the jazz techniques 99% of rock drummers don't use. It was him playing the majority of the drumming in the movie. However with the magic of editing (There is a reason this movie is up for best editing in the Oscars) it sounded as if he was playing continuously when in fact he only played in small parts which were edited together to make it seem like it was shot in one take.
the last ten minutes of whiplash had me more nervous than him in the actual movie. it was so good, i can't stress it enough. anyone who's not so sure as to whether or not they want to watch it? you want to watch it.
Same! I've never been more stressed while watching a movie
2:44 Rushing, not dragging
So you DO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!
He looks so great in a suit!
He's gonna look young for a while.
Doesn't look 27. 21 at most.
he's gonna be like will smith,dude's haven't aged in a bit.
It's 2022 now and Myles is a handsome leading man, and still a very sharp dresser.
@@tj.espygil4544 true that
I called it in Footloose! I saw him there and I said to my husband "just watch he's gonna become the next big thing" and my gosh he's on his way. Classic looks like young Elvis and Dean Martin and charm like both. He's got all the makings for wonderfulness! He's not a pretty boy, he's a truly handsome gorgeous southern boy and damn with his talent, charisma, his attitude, and strong roots he's a breath of fresh air in Hollywood and one hell of a package!
The ending of Whiplash is AMAZING please watch the movie it will give you chills.
Whiplash made me never want to learn to play drums. EXTREMELY challenging
Ramoneskater123 You are what you eat. Thank you
Give it a try, I started playing when I was 11, and now I enjoy every second of it
+kalebpost20 The stuff in that movie isn't actually that difficult. It's not easy but an experienced drummer with a few years of lots of practice could do it pretty easily.
And of course you don't bleed like that, only time you'd ever bleed is if you hit your wrist doing a rim click or choking a cymbal, which won't happen if you use proper technique.
+GuiltyMiner0343 I've developed blisters when initially switching to the traditional grip, and maybe once I ripped one open. Still, if there was any blood, it was only on the sticks
It actually isn't that hard. I've been playing for close to 15 years now and I've found out that the more you have fun with it, the faster you learn and become a better drummer. I'd suggest that you mimic your favorite track
This film inspired me to take a renewed interest in drumming. I had drive like Andrew as a kid and let it die out in exchange for a career. J.K. Simmons and Miles Teller were so great together!
I thought this would put you off for life!
So ... Fletcher's approach to teaching DOES work.
***** I absolutely believe his approach works. I also recently started playing billiards on a league. My team's captain takes it WAY too serious and, as a result, I'm constantly practicing in an effort to a) avoid ridicule and b) one day shut him up by running the table on him lol. I think you need something or someone real to represent the challenge you wish to overcome. Otherwise, you're running in a race with no checkpoints in sight.
Shawn Hilliard
Ok - but if your captain pressed your head into the table and whipped you fifteen times on the back of the head with a bag of pool balls every time you missed, is that taking it too far?
It seems like your captain isn't that bad - he wants to win, and makes it absolutely clear to you in no uncertain terms. He's the Sir Alex Ferguson of billiard!.
***** haha I definitely agree that putting hands on someone is unacceptable. I actually forgot about the slap scene lol.
Shawn Hilliard
How could you forget that?!
We're talking about a change in teaching techniques over the last few decades.
My parents would get the belt for getting a question wrong. And they are nowhere near as smart as me or any of my sisters! So it didn't work on them (I need to tell them how to work a computer every single fucking year when I visit - as well as clean their computer of all the malware they've downloaded!).
I am a music tutor myself, and I have never raised my voice to a student in 18 years. Because I know that my job is to support them in times of frustration and help them.
If they're not getting it, it's my fault as a teacher for not coming up with a way to identify the problem that they're having trouble understanding. I always win in the end - no face slaps required!
You would have won anyway - just by quietly pursuing your craft of beating everyone else at pool. You didn't need to get belted by this idiot.
Terrence's approach is wrong - it is proved to be wrong in modern sports, where records are broken through good science, individual willpower, and - yes - very motivational coaching (not involving bruises or scars at any stage).
I am a self-taught professional jazz trumpeter. I didn't need Terrence Fletcher to give me his version of advice - I go through much worse in my head before I do a solo...
I was a young looking 15 year old.."
Uh Miles sorry to break it down to you man but you about to be 30
and still looking like you in your early 20s, like just saying.
i know right lol
+Lainie medina so miles is right?
+Lainie medina Yeah that's the good thing about looking young. Your friends make fun of you for looking 15 when you're 20 but then, when you become 40 and barely look 30, you get to date their daughters.
Son Of Montreal lol hahaha!
Blood, sweats and tears... Miles gave everything to the movie.
I can't believe this film doesn't have more recognition. It was an amazing film, and Miles was amazing.
"Jazz drumming is its own animal..."
He is SO right!
What an incredible performance. The movie is a masterpiece in itself and Mile's performance is truly one of a kind. He deserves a lot more recognition for this role.
He seems so lovely . He's a fantastic actor. Whiplash was my film of 2014 .
I'm happy this guy wasn't screwed by FF4. He seems really good.
final fantasy 4?😏
Whiteytheripper No you fool. Fant4stic Four.
I know dude, you typed FF4 though when it's just F4. I don't see a second F
Whiteytheripper Ay.What a fool I was! Alas, you are correct.
Alas, I love this comment thread
I think this is the only movie that got me to hold my breath out of sheer excitement.
i genuinely admire miles’ confidence here like y’all dont understand how nerve racking it is to talk abt a skill in front of a professional / being asked abt this skill in front of a professional. he’s always incredibly confident idc if it’s fake or not and tbh here he didn’t even bat an eye like ?? hello idk it’s a small thing but yeah love it here
Teller and Simmons are both amazing in Whiplash. Simply amazing. Miles goes from a sweet kid to a psycho in one hour. That takes talent, let along his drumming.
As a drummer I love the respect he has for jazz drumming being "its own animal" and the fact that he gave a shoutout to some legends.
when they say he plays 90% or something of the drum tracks, that doesn't mean at all that he's playing as you see him on the footage, all of the sounds were pre-recorded, think of it as a music video, but he is playing it.
+David Janeš He definitely isn't. Not only is he not playing, from looking at his technique, he couldn't. It's funny that he mentions grip here, every drummer who sees this film straight away thinks 'wtf's up with his grip?'
grip is less important if you know what you're doing
+David Janeš are you kidding? it's not possible to play at those speeds without perfect technique, only his index fingers are on the sticks half the time, no drummer in history could do that.
good point though
+David Janeš his grip, technique and everything is so far off in this movie. The fact that Teller actually kind of thinks he's good/did a good job is embarassing, because he's not.
10/10 best movie ever
Tommy Ortiz lol, nope 2/10
Tommy Ortiz Gr8 b8 I 8 on a pl8 m8 I r8 8/8.
7/10 for me. Felt kinda incomplete at the end. But the drumming was superb tho.
Agent Apple hiw is the ending incomplete? He played the everything beautifully and you understand (hopefuly) that he is the student that the teacher was wanting the while time
Spicy Qauil yeah. I guess I missed that point. But no scenes after that last scene kinda left me wanting more.
This video needs more cowbell
That movie was a psychological master piece. Should of gotten an oscar
Whiplash was one of the most suspenseful movies to come out that year! I've never been so white knuckle on my couches' cushions before.
You will be on the edge of your seat for the last 20-30 minutes of this movie. JK Simmons and Miles Teller were beyond brilliant.
He really is an amazing actor.
I think Miles played drums in the movie the same way Sal Mineo did in the Gene Krupa story. It was him being filmed, but the actual playing for most of the movie had to be someone else. Otherwise, he would be recognized as one of the foremost jazz drummers of our time.
who cares?
zachary behm I do. Thanks SanLouisKid !!
he said 90% of the his character playing was actually him
I haven't seen the movie. Is the drumming in the movie that great? Also, no foremost jazz drummers actually get recognized.
ShredST
The drumming in the movie is absolutely superb. Buddy Rich (grade A arsehole) gets recognised a lot both in style and spirit in this movie. He is the inspiration for the horrific Terrence Fletcher, as well as his pupil who idolises his incredible feats of drumming endurance.
This kid is about to become really famous. I think his level of acting is not only amazing but could be compared to various superstars around the world. I have probable seen everything that Miles has starred in and don't remember one bad acting moment he had. A really great actor. Good job man!! Keep up the hard work
Miles Teller deserves so much more attention than he is getting at the moment! I think he is an incredible actor and musician, he really should have gotten an Oscar nomination!
'Whiplash' - Best movie of the year hands down.
I was so jealous of Miles but after seeing behind the scenes footage of his actual playing, I felt relieved. There's still hope for my drummer self
Love Miles. Genuinely. Purely.
he didnt play the more technical stuff. not to take away anything from the movie, but cmon guys. it was buddy rich level playing.
+james parkinson He played about 90% of it.
90%? thats a stretch. The playing was way too advanced for him to just pick it up. Notice there are never any clear shots of him when he's shredding. The camera is always on his face or hands. Again, this movie was great tho.
james parkinson He wasn't playing in the movie, in the soundtrack he contributed a lot, although he said a lot of the more complicated parts were done in pieces and then stitched together.
i dont think he played in the finale bc there was a china symbol sound at some point, which wasn't even on the kit
+liam cymbal*
In the thumbnails he looks like he's wearing a mask of his own face
what do you mean?
Monisted AlphaGree it looks like he's wearing a mask of his own face
Hahaha it actually does
Teller is insanely goodlooking in this video. Not to mention funny
He had literal bleeding blisters on his hands from playing the drums so hard in the movie. Goddamn great actor
Jimmy seems to be at his best when he's doing music related stuff; talking about music, performing music. That's where he really shines.
He was AMAZING in Whiplash! He really isn't getting enough recognition for his performance...
Miles deserved a nomination !!!
The drumming in this movie gets me insanely pumped. I moved my drum set into my 15x10 foot room and it is cramped, but I practice every day after watching that movie. It looks a lot like his tiny practice dorm room now.
The last smile jk gives to miles is just awesome.
Elvis Biopic, they better cast Miles.
Brilliant
Yes
He is amazing 💙
He fucking killed it in Whiplash, he has an amazing amount of arm and hard power!
There have been plenty of really high quality films based on music/musicians like Ray, Walk the Line, Crazy Heart are a few off the top of my head. This film however, wow. I am no true movie buff nor am I a skilled musician, but I do appreciate the craftsmanship of a good film and I know me some good jazz. This film, for lack of a better way of putting it, BLEW ME THE FUCK AWAY. Screenplay, editing, directing, cinematography, the acting, the music. This film is an all around masterpiece. BRAVO I don't care if I'm biased because play the drums and love jazz music this film is simply a work of art.
He's so gorgeous!
Miles Teller will win an Oscar one day....the roles he picks and the performances just get better and better!
I loved the movie, it's one of my favorites. And Miles Teller did an excellent job in it, he's definitely one of my favorite actors now.
I would like him to play my drums
where are they located?
down south
Loveforever/Michelle K Need more honest women like you out here
Well somebody is being honest here ... applause
My pleasure
looks very serious but despite his less mature movies this guy is talented especially in the spectacular now and now i hear he was brilliant in whiplash so i'll give him benefit of the doubt of being mr fantastic even though i think he isnt the right fit for the role when he landed it
I just finished watching the movie and oh my, my heart was racing for practically the entire movie. So intense. So incredible.
the last scene is some of the best physical performance i've ever seen. Its amazing
I love the roles he plays, in all his movies. He plays a real character, someone you could relate to. The spectacular now he played this cocky teen that goes through denial in the future. Not wanting to grow up. And I could go on about his other movies but whiplash is my definitely my favourite. Andrew brings the movie to life by his realness, by showing what dedication is. By showing what it's like to spend hours on something and have it crumble down. And the good looks and amazing personality is just a bonus of Miles 😏
As a self-taught guitarrist I can say this movie is absolutely amazing!
Sometimes you can face some teachers that don't believe in your talent, usually they don't believe in you after all... Even you can deal with the fact that your parents no supports you.
Everything is practice, practice and practice
You can do it!!!
hes really IN life, the calculated questions to ask and respond thats figured out ahead of times, miles goes beyond that, so real
What a quality young man!
Insane movie! Man oh mannn
He looks like a baby John Cusack
I totally agree. Drumming is the heartbeat and backbone of any band. Although.. Some are better than others. I wont say good job Miles Teller, because you were way better than that.
I still get goosebumps just thinking about the last scene
Crazy solid movie. See it if you are considering it
Oh thanks.
final scene is definitely not him drumming
i know, a lot of scenes they zoomed in on his hands and they were different hands, also a lot of times what he was playing with his hands didn't match the sound.
Why is it definitely not?
It's his own drumming with professional recording layered over it
It's all him but it was recorded in chunks
It was him actually
I was blessed to have been born a 3rd generation Drummer. My dad and grandpa taught me so much. There’s nothing like playing the drums. It really is the best medicine.
No matter how much I enjoy a film, I'm always checking my phone, this was the first movie where I forgot I had one. It was that intense, that engrossing, that compelling, that incredible. I was on the edge of my seat, and the ending at JVC had my heart in my mouth the entire time. The best film I have seen in years. Well done to all involved, it blew my mind and I hope it cleans up at the Oscars.
Well here's a little suggestion, try turning off your phone when you go to a movie theater from now on. You're being an inconsiderate jerk if you don't, and it's also a sign of poor self-control when you can't live without your phone for only 2 hours. Honestly, do you wake up every 15 minutes to check at night, too?
RCAvhstape Who said I watch all my films at the cinema? I saw this one there, but last time I went cinema was in the summer, I catch many other films on netflix or when released on dvd with inconsideration to no one in the comfort of my own home. When I'm at home I can comfortably watch a film and check my phone (I work for a company where I get emails CONSTANTLY on my workphone and need to respond no matter what time of day, but I forgot about it during this film). I don't even have fb, twitter or instagram. So here's a suggestion, don't make any more assumptions about me you dickhead. All I said was a nice thing about an amazing film that kept me engrossed so fuck off with that.
Jimmy's communication skills : not on my fu¢king tempo
"I felt like I was coming in early" ...OH so you do know the difference between rushing and dragging... Interesting... hahahaha
miles?? the love of my life
I really like this kid, as well as JK Simmons. Whiplash is a truly great movie.
He should bring Bozzio's kit to that jazz gig. That teacher would've never been able to throw anything or touch him, because of Bozzio's fortified drum castle!
hehehe - he would have fired arrows from the ramparts at Terrence Fletcher!
thats a nice suit
as drummer this movie was exhilarating. my heart rate was up over 100..
The coolest guy on EARTH!!! Love him
that dude lost maaaaaaaaaaaddddddddddd weight
Seriously. I wonder if it's more for another project he's doing.
I think its for insurgent and allegiant. he has to be pretty fit for his role as peter.
he was fat ?
Yoshima No, definitely not fat. Just thinner than he already was.
i think he lost when he was doing divergent but i might be wrong
Dang, he looks good
I still cannot believe it was him playing, he's truly INCREDIBLE. i mean, I already knew he was an amazing actor, but he's also a SUPERB drummer. I'm speechless.
the last scenes of Whiplash still give me chills every time i watch it. fucking amazing
i've never had more anxiety watching anything ever
Lemme just say this so as to clear things up: Teller does play the drums but the reason none of his in-movie movements matches up with the audio is because the audio was something Teller had prerecorded for the film.
No it isn't. The actual drummer is listed on the soundtrack
+Don Williamson There were two drummers, Teller and whoever did the more complicated stuff.
Great great movie.. performances, acting, music.. Just great! One of my favorites..
One of the best movies I've ever seen in my life. I've never said it about any movie. I was reeled in this movie. Made me cry and irritated by it. Amazing just amazing, great performance by Miles. Simmons scared the crap out me and pissed me off. Words can't even describe through it all. Left me speechless. I would really look forward to seeing a sequel, if they make one. Or does it really need one??
It's the guy from footloose
How come interstellar get higher rating than Whiplash?I thought Interstellar was one of the top movies of the year but after watching Whiplash I could tell for sure that it's the best movie of the year hands down.
How do you even compare the two? Comepletly diffrent genres of movies,sure Whiplash was more entertaining in some aspects,but you can't compare it the story of Interstellar
GamingFunz14 Idk, those two movies are tied up neck to neck, however I think Interstellar wins this one out by *this* much...
Just seen whiplash and it instantly became my favourite film of all time!!!!!
Miles you are a absolute legend!!!!!
No film beats whiplash!!!!!!!
The last 10-15 minutes of the movie are probably some of the best in cinematic history.