Chapters: 00:00 Who is Edgar Wright? 03:45 Flipping Genre 06:18 Script Roadmaps 07:58 Music & Visuals 10:09 Storyboard Everything 12:28 Transitions & Quick Cuts 13:56 Advice for Filmmakers 14:54 What's Next for Edgar?
Not many directors use movies as a medium on their own. "Most" movies are meant to look like real life and a lot even tell real stories. Edgar Wright uses evey tool at his disposal to create something new, something that is not life like, something that could not be told the same way on the radio or in a book. He really makes unique movies. I respect him a lot for that. A lof of work goes into what he does. People may consider it silly sometimes but I personallly love it.
Great insight and you're right. The reason I love Edgar Wright is because he makes movies that have to be movies. The frame is a playground that he truly plays in.
But the key thing to me is, it's not *just* over-the-top and silly. What makes the silly stuff work is that it has heart. The style is always in service of the substance. At its core is a good story with relatable characters. No matter how OTT it gets, it's always grounded in something real, and indeed - despite the gore - wholesome.
It is so comforting and inspiring when you feel like you're not doing enough or anything at all, then you hear from the best and realize that you are on the right track 'cause you are doing the things they are saying to do!
Found this channel last year and has been one of my favorites ever since. This channel had made me love films even more and appreciate the art of filmmaking. It even came to the point that I even had to keep myself from blurting out trivias, facts, techniques, etc. from the movie that we are watching on movie nights. XD. I just want to say that whatever you are doing, keep it up StudioBinder. Thank you for producing such high-quality contents. Someone, like me, a high-school stident, learns from and appreciates this. Truly, this channel is a gold mine of quality content.
Love it when filmmakers rise from doing amateur films to feature films. Way to go Edgar!! Also liked when he mention about going into the editing room and just doing something.
An Edgar Wright video essay from this channel: awesome. I have been waiting for this video for a long time. Thank you studio binder for doing this video.
Something I see filmmakers say all the time is to just make things. Just get out there and do it. I think my fear of making something bad is what holds me back a lot, in all sorts of aspects of life really, so it's inspiring. I think Wright showing off his early stuff is massively helpful. Young directors who are making the same kind of slightly clumsy or "embarrassing" early work can see that it is all part of the process and not to be disheartened. If Edgar Wright, one of the world's greatest movie directors, made stuff like this at my age then I'm on the right track.
It makes so much sense that he made animation when he was younger. The way his movies are laid out, often giving stylishly shot frames to otherwise mundane set pieces like a door being locked, or a shoe being tied, is something I’ve only ever found in animation (particularly anime).
I’d love to see the illustrated storyboard version for Baby Driver! Edgar is one of my favourite directors along with David Fincher, they’re such individual voices in filmmaking.
Just realized that all these videos are actually content marketing for your company and tool... This is really content marketing done right! I have been learning a lot about metalanguage and technical choices, as a movie enthusiast not as a professional, from these videos! Keep the great work
Although I never heard of this director before but to sum up what I just watch in this video. He is one of legendary directors in the history of cinema P.S. Baby Driver is one of the movies that I like and I never thought that he was the one directing it. And it is a masterpiece❤❤❤
Yes Edgar Wright is in my top five favorite directors it’s Quentin Tarantino Robert Rodriguez and then Edgar Wright Then Alford Hitchcock Stanley Kubrick Steven Spielberg George Lucas Guy Ritchie JJ Abrams and so many more I love them all did you guys interview him? I love the show that Edgar right directed for the BBC with Simon Pegg And Nick frost Spaced. If you ever talk to Edgar Write tell him Anthony said hi even though he doesn’t know who I am and I am a big fan I would love to ask him a Question to what directors inspired him and how did he meet Simon Pegg?
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Chapters:
00:00 Who is Edgar Wright?
03:45 Flipping Genre
06:18 Script Roadmaps
07:58 Music & Visuals
10:09 Storyboard Everything
12:28 Transitions & Quick Cuts
13:56 Advice for Filmmakers
14:54 What's Next for Edgar?
Not many directors use movies as a medium on their own. "Most" movies are meant to look like real life and a lot even tell real stories. Edgar Wright uses evey tool at his disposal to create something new, something that is not life like, something that could not be told the same way on the radio or in a book. He really makes unique movies. I respect him a lot for that. A lof of work goes into what he does. People may consider it silly sometimes but I personallly love it.
Well said, he is a true auteur!
@@StudioBinder Great video as always. Keep up the good work.
Great insight and you're right. The reason I love Edgar Wright is because he makes movies that have to be movies. The frame is a playground that he truly plays in.
But the key thing to me is, it's not *just* over-the-top and silly. What makes the silly stuff work is that it has heart. The style is always in service of the substance. At its core is a good story with relatable characters. No matter how OTT it gets, it's always grounded in something real, and indeed - despite the gore - wholesome.
YES EXACTLY that's what i love about him too!!!!!!!!!!
The distinct thing about Wright: every single detail matters a lot to the style of the movie.
True!
What TH-cam video did you copied that form
No, that's true for every good director. Wright is probably just the first director where you've noticed this.
Man, can't wait for _Last Night in Soho_ !
I'm gonna see it on opening night.
Excited to see it!
if covid ever ends
It is so comforting and inspiring when you feel like you're not doing enough or anything at all, then you hear from the best and realize that you are on the right track 'cause you are doing the things they are saying to do!
Definitely. Most important thing is you keep moving forward, making progress
Found this channel last year and has been one of my favorites ever since. This channel had made me love films even more and appreciate the art of filmmaking. It even came to the point that I even had to keep myself from blurting out trivias, facts, techniques, etc. from the movie that we are watching on movie nights. XD. I just want to say that whatever you are doing, keep it up StudioBinder. Thank you for producing such high-quality contents. Someone, like me, a high-school stident, learns from and appreciates this. Truly, this channel is a gold mine of quality content.
Appreciate the comment! Great to hear our vids are helping you
@@StudioBinder Thank you StudioBinder! Indeed they were a great help!
I want Edgar Wright to direct my life he could make anything look awesome
Same
That would be wild
He could be a good director for Bad Boys 4 to make the style and action more awesome.
Edgar Wright is one of my favourite directors.
the beginning of Baby Driver is sooo good...
Ours too!
Him and Fincher and Nolan.
Yep. Mine too. With QT and PTA one of my favorite modern directors.
Edgar Wright IS my favorite director
I just love his visual comedy ❤️❤️
arguably the best at it!
Love it when filmmakers rise from doing amateur films to feature films. Way to go Edgar!! Also liked when he mention about going into the editing room and just doing something.
Thank you, Studio Binder... This made MY WEEK.
Saying a lot since it's only Monday
Hopefully that still holds by Friday 😂
@@StudioBinder With Edgar Wright, it could hold till 2030.
I love editing style, and the short close ups, Baby Driver is so great with the mix of music and edition.
A true "action musical"
I cannot explain how much I love this channel... I watch them over and over again, just absorbing the beautiful video essays.
An Edgar Wright video essay from this channel: awesome. I have been waiting for this video for a long time. Thank you studio binder for doing this video.
Long time coming :)
@@StudioBinder Thank you.
FINALLY my requested video is here 🔥😩 I hope they do Guy Richie next😭😭
Hope it satisfied!
@@StudioBinder MORE THAN ENOUGH💯🔥
PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING.. Alfred Hitchcock next plzzzzzzzz
Something I see filmmakers say all the time is to just make things. Just get out there and do it. I think my fear of making something bad is what holds me back a lot, in all sorts of aspects of life really, so it's inspiring. I think Wright showing off his early stuff is massively helpful. Young directors who are making the same kind of slightly clumsy or "embarrassing" early work can see that it is all part of the process and not to be disheartened. If Edgar Wright, one of the world's greatest movie directors, made stuff like this at my age then I'm on the right track.
1:19 The intro is Amazing
Cheers!
Edgar wright made my life more beautiful with his movies I luv and respect him ❤️
Edgar Wright is everything that is great in this life. His films are funny and clever.
As Wright says, his films are more like Valentines 👌
This is beautifully edited.
I never knew they drew the storyboards of Scott Pilgrim in the style of the comics. That's super cool.
He should direct a Batman or Superman movie
I've missed these director's chair videos. Thank you very much!
Not the last of them!
Thanks guys. You really listened.
This was easily the best video you ever made.
Glad you liked it!
Awesome and good to know I have hours of content that I have shot but still everyday is something new, thanks for this.
Thanks for watching!
It makes so much sense that he made animation when he was younger. The way his movies are laid out, often giving stylishly shot frames to otherwise mundane set pieces like a door being locked, or a shoe being tied, is something I’ve only ever found in animation (particularly anime).
I’d love to see the illustrated storyboard version for Baby Driver! Edgar is one of my favourite directors along with David Fincher, they’re such individual voices in filmmaking.
Thank You.
This video is absolute gold! Thanks so much for this one guys!
Glad you liked it!
Scott pilgrim vs the world and baby driver are some of my favorite movies ever
Just realized that all these videos are actually content marketing for your company and tool... This is really content marketing done right! I have been learning a lot about metalanguage and technical choices, as a movie enthusiast not as a professional, from these videos! Keep the great work
In his own words!! Excellent.
That's the Director's Chair!
"How Edgar Wrights his movies"
IT WAS WRIGHT THERE!!
Thank you for putting this together, it's great.
Cheers!
He has surreal comedic style of movies
Storyboard EVERYTHING!
Scott Pilgrim’s black and white animation is so good, reminds me of old school youtube
Inspired me a lot I m going to prepare script for FLIPPING GENRE 🙏
good luck 👌
He was the original TH-camr before youtube
This is great editing. Pure gold!
Love him so much
he's great!
The perfect video dosent exis...
Although I never heard of this director before but to sum up what I just watch in this video. He is one of legendary directors in the history of cinema
P.S. Baby Driver is one of the movies that I like and I never thought that he was the one directing it. And it is a masterpiece❤❤❤
he is one of the best working today!
I want to watch Last Night in Soho NOW.
Same here!
This was beautiful... Love it
Great to hear!
Please do directing style :Guy Ritchie next !
Thanks for the suggestion!
Amazing director !
Liked the video before watching bcoz it shows 2 favourites.....edgar wright and studio binder
solid 👌
My most favourite director.
That was a very pleasant introduction.
In my top 3 Fave British directors. Can't wait for The Last Night in SoHo!
My favourite thing about Edgar Wright is he never lets a joke go to waste, I call it "Chekhov's Assault Rifle"
HAHAHA
Can’t wait for Last Night In Soho. Trailer looks great.
Ook.. No complaints here that was totally worth the wait.
👍 great to hear!
sequence from 1:18 to 1:44 is GOLLLDDD.
just watched Shaun of the dead last night
Did you like it?
Cant wait for his horror. I mean waat? Edgar wrights horror?? Mental.
Now please make Edgar Wright's Directing Style.
We might in the future!
Please do talk about Zack Snyder he's an incredible director I wish to see his work presented by you I want his work to be explained
We need a video like this on Zack Snyder!!!
Exactly
These videos are a lot of work, so I hope Snyder is way at the back of the line for Studio Binder... Fairly one dimensional filmmaker.
Agreed
It's weird hearing him talk about Bournemouth when that's where I am right now, (going to the uni next door).
That intro is sick
Glad you like it!
Deffo in my top five directors. Deffo the best England has ever produced
You definitely need to make more videos on the Coen brothers
Love the Coens, we have 4 vids on them! th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=studiobinder+coen+brothers but let us know what else you'd like covered
lovedd it
Great to hear!
Great interview love Edgar’s films
Would of loved to have seen his version of ant man
StudioBinder should do an episode on shooting reflections
Thanks for the suggestion!
Wow I can’t wait to make my own films 🎥
go for it!
Name of the song of opening credits of this video
"It's not a million miles away."
*Always love you work* ♥️
Appreciate it :)
My prayer has been answered 🤟
Thanks for watching!
Excelling every genre
But his style is always there!
I'll never be this good.
but we got to try!
Please! Make directing style review of Tarkovsky next.
Thanks for the suggestion!
FINALLY!!!!
haha we've been getting that alot
@@StudioBinder woehoe!
Great video
Glad you like it!
Please do Charlie Kaufman flicks!!
our video on how he and other directors have adapted true stories th-cam.com/video/tcleaQ2IGgU/w-d-xo.html
FINALLY 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Hope it was worth the wait!
Fistful of Fingers is fricking hilarious btw, to anyone who hasnt seen it.
PS: this deserves more views
Is it officially online or on disc, as I've only ever seen it for sale on VHS?
Feature Jordan Peele, Spike Lee, or Ryan Coogler
hope his new film doesn't sacrifice his filmmaking flair & unique style in pursuit of a darker tone
Guillermo del Toro next!!!
Please do a David Lynch one.
Looks like Edgar Wright subscribes to the "10,000 hours" philosophy.
He's definitely spent around that much time filmmaking!
Came from reddit
Welcome!
YESSSSS!!!!
Thanks for watching!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
👍❤
Yes Edgar Wright is in my top five favorite directors it’s Quentin Tarantino Robert Rodriguez and then Edgar Wright Then Alford Hitchcock Stanley Kubrick Steven Spielberg George Lucas Guy Ritchie JJ Abrams and so many more I love them all did you guys interview him? I love the show that Edgar right directed for the BBC with Simon Pegg And Nick frost Spaced. If you ever talk to Edgar Write tell him Anthony said hi even though he doesn’t know who I am and I am a big fan I would love to ask him a Question to what directors inspired him and how did he meet Simon Pegg?
Damn sick intro
Can you make a directors chair on Peter Jackson ?
We don't have any current projects in the works on him, but thanks for the suggestion!
Great! Where is Zack Snyder and David Lynch? ;)
My favorite director ❤️
one of the best working today!
One day, this will be me
❤️
Thanks for watching!
❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!
2:45 And not from the afterlife Gary, from FUCKING BOURNEMOUTH.
Super
Thanks for watching!
@@StudioBinder thanks for making video.
Movie edit video uploaded video sir please
What movie are you referring to?
It’s about time haha
hopefully it's worth the wait 😂
What is that Queen song
Don't Stop Me Now
He should direct Bad Boys 4
That would be an interesting project for sure