there is something that u dont talk about ..this is haw barrys feals the moment ....he see himself with a handeld camera in the time he its waiting for her ....and then when he see her the shaking of the camera goes away ...also the room its empty there is no poeple there cause his only interest its her ....but when paul take us out of barrys pov there is tonz of people from barrys to reallity that break him free ....
I love that the camera hesitates with Sandler's awkward wave before the dolly. This micro-movement really puts us in his nervous mindset by appearing accidental but in actuality is intentional visual storytelling.
Didn't you hear, Disney green lit a sequel to The Master, "Remaster". L Ron Hubbard is "reincarnated" using advanced genetic cloning technology in the year 2194. Starring Tom Cruise set for release Summer 2020
Yeah, I was trying to do some research on what he's currently working on and I can't find anything. He really does takes his time, There Will Be Blood took 5 years to make.
You skip right past the insane, 'double cut' that Anderson uses, when he repeats Lena walking around the corner. Every time I see that moment, it surprises me, and it's the kind of thing that most editors would fight hard against. But somehow it works. I think it's a great example of how, despite astute analysis, so much of this is created from feeling and instinct, and can't be planned out in advance, the way you describe.
It's going to be a Marathon with only one spectator, it's going to involve alot of pausing and rewinding as I over examine Mr.Anderson's genius and project my subconscious onto his films and imbue them with meaning of a highly personal significance. Like I did with Kubrik and Coppola, lol I love your channel, if you haven't already, I'd be very interested to see a video on psychedelia in film, sort of like experimental films heavy on surrealism, non-linear narratives and visually groundbreaking(for the era, Vertigo for example, almost feels like a dream, albeit with an obvious narrative to be understood, Inception, Dark City, ofcourse anything by David Lynch and Charlie Kaufman, Im not necessarily listing these films because I feel they are similar, more like that they feature some of those factors I mentioned and since Im well aware of my narrow experience to draw reference from, Im hoping you could point me in the direction of some filmmakers you think I might find fit the bill, so to speak) much love thanks
I think he also went for black and white to emphasize yes on the silhouettes, in order to emphasize the love sign that is created between their chests as the scene finishes. That's why they're connecting their heads at the end, and the ocean and sky blue amplifies that. Also something you didn't talk about is how he adds humour to the scene and it's that combination of laughing plus feeling that makes it so great. He extends his hand, and so does she, as if they're going for a handshake and then the kiss happens. We think wait a second ... Does she wants this as much as him, cause only then we can feel about them as being one. Her bending her knee, a bit too many times in my opinion, instantly answer that and makes us laugh and think, yes it's mutual ... The extending hand is also a bit too much. A character raises his hand that much suggests anxiety and doesn't feel natural he would go all in a second later. But that makes it funny and maybe it wouldn't have worked as good with the more realistic approach.
@StudioBinder thanks for the amazing content on film making and education us. can you please make a tutorial on how to add drama in the scene on edit table? or please send me a link if you have any. awaiting your response.
Which scene do you plan on recreating? Let us know in the comments! 👇👇
The circular tracking shot from Talk Radio would be a fun technical challenge.
there is something that u dont talk about ..this is haw barrys feals the moment ....he see himself with a handeld camera in the time he its waiting for her ....and then when he see her the shaking of the camera goes away ...also the room its empty there is no poeple there cause his only interest its her ....but when paul take us out of barrys pov there is tonz of people from barrys to reallity that break him free ....
@@GUILLERMO.NESPOlO Good
The processing scene from the master
I love that the camera hesitates with Sandler's awkward wave before the dolly. This micro-movement really puts us in his nervous mindset by appearing accidental but in actuality is intentional visual storytelling.
Very good,
We work at the Royal Hawaiian several times a year and it’s impossible to not think of this scene every time. Amazing film.
Punch Drunk Love is my #1 all time favorite movie. I wish I could watch it for the first time all over again.
It's so visually beautiful!
Cant wait for PTA's next film
Us either! PTA for the win!
Didn't you hear, Disney green lit a sequel to The Master, "Remaster". L Ron Hubbard is "reincarnated" using advanced genetic cloning technology in the year 2194. Starring Tom Cruise set for release Summer 2020
@@robertdavis4192 hahahahahah God NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 😜
robert davis Damn it, you had me for a bit. That would be terrifying.
Yeah, I was trying to do some research on what he's currently working on and I can't find anything. He really does takes his time, There Will Be Blood took 5 years to make.
That's what deserves to be called Movie Analysys
Thank you! What's your favorite PTA film?
@@StudioBinder 1. There will be Blood
2. The Master
3. Magnolia
4. Phantom's Thread
Like Werner Herzog said: you don't learn how to make films by studying, you learn how to make films by making films.
You skip right past the insane, 'double cut' that Anderson uses, when he repeats Lena walking around the corner. Every time I see that moment, it surprises me, and it's the kind of thing that most editors would fight hard against. But somehow it works. I think it's a great example of how, despite astute analysis, so much of this is created from feeling and instinct, and can't be planned out in advance, the way you describe.
this channel is GOD SENT
Thank you, Neilliam! We're just a bunch of filmmakers trying to help out other filmmakers! Glad you like the channel!
Everything is about the beautiful cinematography
There's something about his use of symmetry that pulls you in, right?
Pta is quite under appreciated
He definitely knows how to "make" a moment!
How is he under appreciated?
I'm really loving this channel
We're loving that you're loving it! What's been your favorite video so far?
I just finished watching A Phantom Thread and this pops in.
Coincidence?...🤔
@@StudioBinder Probably we both drank up the same milkshake, eh?💁🏻♂️
Probably you had switched on Alexa while you were watching the movie 0.o
The ending in the assasination of Jesse James is pretty memorable
Such a great film and the ending! Beautiful!
this is what's called cinematic genius! 🔥
So cool, love PTA! More of these please!
PTA is a great director! He does such a great job at making a scene stick with you.
This has inspired me to have a PTA Movie Marathon this Friday
Sounds like a good Friday to me!
It's going to be a Marathon with only one spectator, it's going to involve alot of pausing and rewinding as I over examine Mr.Anderson's genius and project my subconscious onto his films and imbue them with meaning of a highly personal significance. Like I did with Kubrik and Coppola, lol I love your channel, if you haven't already, I'd be very interested to see a video on psychedelia in film, sort of like experimental films heavy on surrealism, non-linear narratives and visually groundbreaking(for the era, Vertigo for example, almost feels like a dream, albeit with an obvious narrative to be understood, Inception, Dark City, ofcourse anything by David Lynch and Charlie Kaufman, Im not necessarily listing these films because I feel they are similar, more like that they feature some of those factors I mentioned and since Im well aware of my narrow experience to draw reference from, Im hoping you could point me in the direction of some filmmakers you think I might find fit the bill, so to speak) much love thanks
This is super useful
I think he also went for black and white to emphasize yes on the silhouettes, in order to emphasize the love sign that is created between their chests as the scene finishes. That's why they're connecting their heads at the end, and the ocean and sky blue amplifies that. Also something you didn't talk about is how he adds humour to the scene and it's that combination of laughing plus feeling that makes it so great. He extends his hand, and so does she, as if they're going for a handshake and then the kiss happens. We think wait a second ... Does she wants this as much as him, cause only then we can feel about them as being one. Her bending her knee, a bit too many times in my opinion, instantly answer that and makes us laugh and think, yes it's mutual ... The extending hand is also a bit too much. A character raises his hand that much suggests anxiety and doesn't feel natural he would go all in a second later. But that makes it funny and maybe it wouldn't have worked as good with the more realistic approach.
Nice analysis!👍
Loving your content......🔥🔥...It's super awesome
Thank you, Yash! Glad your diggin the channel! We have more great stuff on the way!
The silhouette scene looks like a postcard.
It does, doesn't it!👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS WONDERFUL VID!
Thanks for this video
Good luck guys
Thanks Navid! Best of luck to you too!
One of the enthusiastic romantic scene.
What do you think is the most iconic PTA scene?
@@StudioBinder obviously there are many but one I'd say is, Tom Cruise interview scene from Magnolia.
Thank you.
Thank YOU! What's your favorite iconic PTA moment?
hello, I think i miised "The Directing Style of Paul Thomas Anderson" videos, where is it?
Thx. Excellent
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Can anyone help me? I completed writing script in studiobinder. But now i couldn't able to log in. It's not working. My shooting schedule is near
Yep, we just pushed an update to the website. Refresh and try again. 👍
nice video
Thanks for the info
Thank you, Antonio! What's your favorite iconic moment in a film?
Pls upload subtitles...
What's the meaning about the extras suddenly appeared and then suddenly disperse, leaving those two? The two dolly shot don't have any extras.
Please make a brief video on post production 💕 love #studiobinder ✌️
@StudioBinder
thanks for the amazing content on film making and education us. can you please make a tutorial on how to add drama in the scene on edit table? or please send me a link if you have any.
awaiting your response.
You guys usually give quite a bit more specific analysis than this
PTA🙏🙏🙏
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3:55 his hand wasn't out it ruined the sequence from the last shot
WHERE DID ALL THISE PEOPLE COME FROM lol
i want pta to make a film in at least one in two years.
Have you seen "Anima" yet?
@@StudioBinder no i didn't see it yet.
Lots of thank you for this educational video, i watch almost all of your videos, from a remote village in Odisha, India 🙏
Hi Gabru! Thank you so much for watching! We have a lot of great content on the way, stay tuned!
You call others fanboys of some directors but PTA fanboys are usually worse