John Carpenter: How to Master Single Location Filmmaking
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What can cash-starved filmmakers do to make their locations look a lot better than they are? Here are some solid ideas from the master of single locations: John Carpenter.
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John Carpenter was always at his best doing low budget films. Hes in a class of his own. Extremely influential and transcendent.
John Carpenter's the man. Love the 'Making of Halloween' special feature on the anniversary Blu-Ray/DVD in which they talk about how they lit The Shape's mask with a blue-light in dark rooms to add that crazy eerie effect. They also discuss what the film was like prior to adding the original music... how much scarier it got with addition of a few keys... shows you how far that Casio keyboard can go. Wasn't aware it was all shot in Pasadena, CA and not in "Haddonfield," IL until I was much older, though I lived near Pasadena... he creates amazing worlds within worlds, and on a shoestring budget. Amazing man. Thanks for this Sareesh.
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John Carpenter is one of my idols - Love all his stuff - THEY LIVE has one of the most unbeatable fight scenes ever because he just let the two guys carry on and on, and made the scene longer - It was very thrilling and exhausting in a dramatic way. Thank you for making this awesome video Sareesh. John Carpenter, is truly one of the most inspiring and greatest filmmakers ever.
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All his films?? Even Dark Star?
Mike what’s wrong with dark star?? That was his first and done on extremely low budget which has always been his staple. That’s brilliant and talented filmmaking.
Don't stop making videos like these.. these videos are so much informative, I always check my notifications to see if your new video has arrived
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Heck yea all your videos and content are brilliant!and thank you Soo much for this i learn Soo much from you videos
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Man just got to know this channel but man. Became my top 10 filmmaking youtube channel right away
Also all his shots are just perfectly composed from the framing to the mise en scene down to the lighting. You can tell at least some thought went into every shot.
Thanks alot ! I'm struggling on making my own low-budget script. This video helps me a lot and gives me more courage.
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Simply the Best. Your video(s) is a Low-budget filmmaking crash course. This is Simply amazing! Keep up the good work.!
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Thank You. Carpenter is the man, and now so are you.
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You have one of the coolest channels
this channel is so underrated !! yet one remark if you would write titles of movies you re using in the video it would be very helpful! thank you!
Thanks so much for this video. John Carpenter is quite possibly my favorite director of all time. It's hard to find another filmmaker with such a iconic body of work all the way from 'Dark Star' to 'In the Mouth of Madness'.
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I freaking love his movies!! ANY John Carpenter film is awesome! My 2nd fav film of all time is The Thing
Awesome video.John Carpenter is one of the reasons that I wanted to make films of my own.
Wow! Now I get it why he's considered a genius. I've watched some of his movies, and I was somehow puzzled. Now that you mentioned the Incongruent trick, I definitely can see it. :) Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, this is awesome. Should've watched it when it was released, just in time for my first authoral short. The shadows trick is splendid.
Great Work!! I study film in Canada, I learn a lot watching your videos.
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Sareesh! Back at it again with the fire content! Good looks bro!
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I guess this is where the power of creating a good story and mastering the basic of cinematography comes in hand! There is just no way to cheat. Everything needs to have a purpose.
excellent video on one of my favorite filmmakers, and one of the best filmmakers out there! very helpful info
Please make more videos like this....these are very helpful.....and thanks for this one
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Another brilliant video. After this you should do one on Dean Cundey. He is partially responsible for Carpenter's films.
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i love the way you tell us about film making ideas and weave story around ,Thanks bro
Awesome man!
Thank you so much for this!
So informative!
Awesome, as always. Reminds me I have to revisit Dark Star. Haven't seen that in at least 20 years probably. Your clips reminded me how witty and hilarious it was.
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. This is one of your best.
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This is my favorite video of yours. Thanks, SS!
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Hey man i just love your work...thanks for giving great information...i expect a lot and lot more like these informational and tutorial vedios from you....thanks once again
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Thank you for making these cool videos. Don't stop!
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I love this video - but one also has to have talent, and JC is a genius!
Great video, you have noticed things that some wouldn't have noticed. Keep it up pal👍
Awesome essay Sareesh. Thank you for your work, keep it up:)
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Good video, please keep on making such wonderful and information oriented videos. Thank you.
Videos like this always talk about "simple smooth camera moves" these are the most expensive and time consuming to get on a true shoe-string budget. The equipment and crew required to pull off a tracking shot compared with handheld or locked off can easily double or more than triple your budget for that day, not to mention how much less material you'll be able to count on covering. I agree that they add production value, immersion and excitement but its important if you are really working with no money to understand how much more work and planning they require.
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Razor sharp insight here. Great work!
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Very informative video. Thanks for posting.
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top notch as always
Just thanks man, you gave me some really good new ideas!
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Good Stuff! Thanks for creating this video.
Long live your channel !!!
Love Carpenter, and this vid. Thanks.
Hey man can u make a brief vedio on
1.how to shoot in apartment and flat
2.how to achive a film look in flats in apartments
3.wat r the basic tricks and tips to shoot in one single location with three charecters....couse iam planning to make a movie......
Just subscribed-- your videos are so informational and am gonna watch your videos and study these :) thanks a lot !
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Hi, awesome video! Carpenter is one of my references in cinema. I'd like to know if there's any youtube channels or any material related to editing that you recommend. Thanks a lot!
always great thank you!!
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Great video!
Love your videos, sharing it.
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really nice video, thanks
Great video. :-) One of my great regrets is not going to see John Carpenter live in concert when he was here in Denmark.
Very nice thank you
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Great job!
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Don't Breathe is one of a kind.
Awesome!
Great sharing
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merci
Pronounced " in·con·gru·ent ". At least that is how I have always heard and used it. It is used quite often in legal and scholastic papers.
As a screenwriter, im Trying to stay consistent in my filmmaking. I have so many older films im putting out and just biting the bullet on. Would love everyone's input.
Great video. What's the film at 3:18?
u da man
The thing😵😵😵
"How to master single location filmmaking"
@6:54 "add other locations"
Gee thanks lol
this is dope
Movie name in 4:13...anyone??
Looks like I may be shooting in India . Not sure of the locations yet. We may need you assistance if you are available. Where can i find your email to send you the info?
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Alien and Star Wars were indirectely inspired by darkstar, through Dune
Haha. There's still a lot of locations to work around in this video.
Watch GETT THE TRIAL OF VIVIANE AMSALEM. One room, two chairs, 4 people. That's it
john carpenter one of the greatest film makers ever..dude can i get the weed u r smoking? one of d greatest horror.film maker wd be more apt
YOU, sir, get TWO likes from me. But only one of them will be recorded.
I also think that Carpenter adds value by shooting locations the way Leone shot people's faces. He turns buildings into landscapes.
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Escape from New York certainly had more star power than Blade Runner.
Sareesh ur good at knowledge but make some movie of URSELF n show it.
Suggestion: very poor in american accent n don't try it. Use it neutral English. Its best for u.