Fun fact: in that final shot from "The Usual Suspects", there is a group of cops talking to each other near Agent Kujan. One of the cops is looking towards us, the camera, and laughing. That's actually Christopher McQuarrie, the writer of the story. It was put in as a nod and a wink to the audience that they had just been bamboozled.
For me, the most fun to watch an interrogation scene was from Mission Impossible Fallout, in the beginning. It was set up so well, with the scenes before that scene, even with the title name "Fallout" which deceived everyone, and when the reality was revealed all of the theatre sounded with "Ooooh" and clapping. That's when I knew I was up for a fantastic cinema experience.
@@StudioBinder Hope the best growth for this channel. You know what, I joined a film academy last year in my country Nepal. And they asked me about shot sizes and replied them what I had learned from this channel and the tutor was like 😳 whao. And he asked where did you learn from and I replied; Studio Binder. From then nowadays they teach their students demonstrating your videos for filmmaking classes. But I quit my classes there just after a month because they didn't teach anything new to learn but they made my self-esteem go down. But whenever I watch your video, I see a great filmmaker in me. Thanks for existing ❣️
10:30 I have to admit the twist at the end of The Usual Suspects was really well conceived- a very nice blend of a powerful script and strong direction. 😲🎥
LOL, I didn't knew that "finding a stranger in the alps" and feeding them "scrambled eggs" turned out to be so enraging. Hilarious touches to Walter's rage at the end. Really loved this video, The Big Lebowski and The Usual Suspects interrogations are among my favorites for these reasons, thanks for including them. Keep 'em coming.
One of my favorite scenes in cinematic history is in tinker tailor soldier spy when Smiley is telling Peter the story of when he met and interrogated Karla. I doubt it counts as an interrogation scene but it blows my mind every time.
MI:III's interrogation is world class filmmaking. You can put that scene on anywhere and anytime and everyone will stop to watch it. Hell I've seen the film multiple times and it stresses me out each one. I truly believe Hoffman's character is going to kill him every single time
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I think “deception” is the most interesting and nuanced of an interrogation scenes! It’s more complex imo; where it’s important to consider, ‘does the audience know the secret?’, ‘does the protagonist or antagonist know more info than the other?’. To make even more interesting, to do it right things like foreshadowing, checkovs gun, red harrings, and other plot devices - have to be considering and moreover used well!
I love StudioBinder! Could you guys please do a video on Analog Horror(VHS and found footage horror)? What are the equipment, techniques and styles used for capturing VHS and found footage horror?
@@StudioBinder For example when a group of people are in a meeting and the atmosphere is heavy. How the director plays with these cinematic techniques to illustrate this. The light, the values of the shots, mouvement of camera etc... In fact how according to the atmosphere we are looking for: stress, intense, calm, dark, bright, effervescence..etc.
It might have been a nice comparison to show the clever deception used by Guy Pierce’s character in LA Confidential as well as Russel Crowe’s character’s threats.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:59 - Chapter 1: Good Cop, Bad Cop
04:37 - Chapter 2: External Threat
07:37 - Chapter 3: Deception
11:14 - Wrap Up/Takeaways
Fun fact: in that final shot from "The Usual Suspects", there is a group of cops talking to each other near Agent Kujan. One of the cops is looking towards us, the camera, and laughing. That's actually Christopher McQuarrie, the writer of the story. It was put in as a nod and a wink to the audience that they had just been bamboozled.
That's a fun detail!
Confirmed @ 11:14 in this video...
@@dereknunn2699 I was wondering if someone was going to see it too. Lol
"YOU SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FIND A STRANGER IN THE ALPS" I'm so happy that made it in the video
Had to :)
For me, the most fun to watch an interrogation scene was from Mission Impossible Fallout, in the beginning. It was set up so well, with the scenes before that scene, even with the title name "Fallout" which deceived everyone, and when the reality was revealed all of the theatre sounded with "Ooooh" and clapping. That's when I knew I was up for a fantastic cinema experience.
Great choice!
No interrogation scene beats that one of Herr Hans Lander at the beginning of Inglorious Basterds...
One of the best opening scenes too!
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And counting!
@@StudioBinder Hope the best growth for this channel. You know what, I joined a film academy last year in my country Nepal. And they asked me about shot sizes and replied them what I had learned from this channel and the tutor was like 😳 whao. And he asked where did you learn from and I replied; Studio Binder. From then nowadays they teach their students demonstrating your videos for filmmaking classes. But I quit my classes there just after a month because they didn't teach anything new to learn but they made my self-esteem go down. But whenever I watch your video, I see a great filmmaker in me. Thanks for existing ❣️
10:30 I have to admit the twist at the end of The Usual Suspects was really well conceived- a very nice blend of a powerful script and strong direction. 😲🎥
It's a classic!
Conceived and executed.
LOL, I didn't knew that "finding a stranger in the alps" and feeding them "scrambled eggs" turned out to be so enraging. Hilarious touches to Walter's rage at the end. Really loved this video, The Big Lebowski and The Usual Suspects interrogations are among my favorites for these reasons, thanks for including them. Keep 'em coming.
More on the way!
One of my favorite scenes in cinematic history is in tinker tailor soldier spy when Smiley is telling Peter the story of when he met and interrogated Karla. I doubt it counts as an interrogation scene but it blows my mind every time.
That whole movie blows my mind every time. One of my favorites
A unique type of interrogation :)
I like the interrogation scene in Mi Fallout. A news on TV & a hospital setup :) Probably an example of deception :) Nice video :)
That was a good scene 💯
Detective Pikachu is my favorite interrogation. Pikachu switches from good cop to bad cop halfway when Mr. Mime tells him to shove it.
😂 One of the funnier ones for sure
We need a breakdown video on how y'all make these. Great stuff.
haha we'll consider it
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MI:III's interrogation is world class filmmaking. You can put that scene on anywhere and anytime and everyone will stop to watch it. Hell I've seen the film multiple times and it stresses me out each one. I truly believe Hoffman's character is going to kill him every single time
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I think “deception” is the most interesting and nuanced of an interrogation scenes! It’s more complex imo; where it’s important to consider, ‘does the audience know the secret?’, ‘does the protagonist or antagonist know more info than the other?’. To make even more interesting, to do it right things like foreshadowing, checkovs gun, red harrings, and other plot devices - have to be considering and moreover used well!
I love StudioBinder!
Could you guys please do a video on Analog Horror(VHS and found footage horror)?
What are the equipment, techniques and styles used for capturing VHS and found footage horror?
Thanks for the suggestion!
Great examples, thank you.
Glad you liked them!
Great use of the TV edit of big lebowski
You noticed!
I like your humor :)
We like that you like it :)
Week four of asking for a video on trailers
It's not on the slate at the moment, but thanks for the suggestion!
"You see what happens, Larry, when you find a stranger in the Alps?" The 4th type?
😂
Yo used TRUCKS IN PLACE, that's insane!
0:50 The only good deed Hans Landa did :D
Even he knows to subscribe
Wow a DJ Shadow best being used
Can you guys please do a video on the best ways to film in an outdoor location
Hello Can you do a video metting business scene
Can you give some examples?
@@StudioBinder For example when a group of people are in a meeting and the atmosphere is heavy. How the director plays with these cinematic techniques to illustrate this. The light, the values of the shots, mouvement of camera etc... In fact how according to the atmosphere we are looking for: stress, intense, calm, dark, bright, effervescence..etc.
I think nobody shoots interrogation scene better than David fincher
Stay tuned for next week ;)
I think the Mission Impossible: Fallout first interrogation scene was agreat example of desception.
It is a good example!
How is this channel using copyrighted music without getting banned?
So This Is What It's Like Early...
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Hello team StudioBinder, Please deconstruct Perfume The Story of a Murderer i love this masterpiece. waiting for your positive response. Thank you!!!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Couillon means dumbass in French xD
JJ and Kurtzman cannot write. When ever they do they make the project worse off. They Destroy franchises.
I forgot about that great episode...so good to see part 2...eagerly waiting for part 3
Great to hear!
Phillip Seymour Hoffman, what a legend gone too soon. Long live his legacy along with Cooper Hoffman.
One of the best actors 👌
Week four of asking for a video on trailers
Thanks for the suggestion!
The best interrogation I have ever seen is Hans Landa interrogation in the start of Inglorious Basterds
It's an all time best
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Inspiring how Interrogation Scenes are made in Movies. I'm Enthusiastic to watch the Video Chapter 1 you made about.
If you liked this one, Part one is definitely for you!
"You're killing your father, Larry"
Brutal
It might have been a nice comparison to show the clever deception used by Guy Pierce’s character in LA Confidential as well as Russel Crowe’s character’s threats.
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