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Quentin Tarantino's Best Advice for Directing Actors...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- "Don't be intimidated by your actors. Don't be scared. You're there to find it together. But I actually think one of the best things that a film director today can do for an actor is not be stuck in Video Village, not be watching it on a monitor, and not be watching it on a TV set sitting in your chair, oftentimes in a whole other room. But then where the scene's taking place. I mean, that's a fairly new phenomenon, and it's completely taken over. And I mean, so much so that I really wouldn't want to be starting all over again as an actor with the directors watching my work from another room. 'Hey, do this.' 'You know what camera look?' 'Could you tell him to don't do a camera right?' 'Right.' I think you should be sitting right by the camera. If you watch the acting right next to the cam, right in front of the actors, it's as if they are acting just and solely and utterly only for you." - Quentin Tarantino.
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Good advice from Tarantino, with no unnecessary doucery! Nice.
They cut out the part where quinten says this is actually advice Harvey Keitel gave him
yea.... cant stand ... doucery.... you know whats even worse? Douchery
Tarantino's advice comes directly from Harvey Keitel during the preproduction of Reservoir Dogs. Best advice Tarantino had ever gotten from an actor.
Harvey is a legend
Harvey told Kubrick to fuck off and walk out from eyes wide shot cuz he was asked to do 60 takes for simple scenes,
@@art_of_comedy3241Well, sometimes certain actors and certain directors do not mesh. I doubt it would have gone well if Kubrick had ever cast, say…. Dustin Hoffman in one of his films, either. Kubrick is like the polar opposite of “an actor’s director” but that doesn’t make his films bad or his approach incorrect.
@@art_of_comedy3241I think it was 62 shots of him opening a door, or something like that
Quick cut to the one where Jamie Foxx talks about QT’s hilarious reaction to his initial take on Django 😂
"You're a fucking slave!"
Adjustment is the easiest thing in the world…unless it’s Jamie fucking Foxx. Then, an adjustment might be a goddamn total new fucking thing!
“Umm…. Wtf is that”?
@@sirf4ce You said it like Tarantino. Nice!
And that was the adjustment he didn't tell him how to do it until he saw what he had ,and immediately knew it was all wrong ,being a slave for the role was step 1 ,can't skip it
His ability to explain his point of view so clearly is why he's one of the best director ever
This was the advice given to Quentin when he was shooting "Reservoir Dogs". He's repeating the same advice.
You only know that because you watched the other video clip, so now you don't receive credit for learning something. And this needs to be pointed out, because.......teasons (?).
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@@joggingscissors632
Why so mean, bro?
Is it the subtext clip? Or which one is it cause I wanna see the other video
Listen to advices and make them your own means being smart
This! But also don't be afraid to redirect, as apparent from Jamie Foxx's story (from Howard Stern) of his first day on the set for Django: Unchained, in which he interpreted himself as a badass from the get-go and was sternly reminded by Tarantino that the character of Django is "a fucking slave [...that] *becomes* the hero."
I’ve only ever worked on one set & it was for a very small indie, so I had no idea directors on bigger films weren’t right there behind the camera the whole time. That’s how it’s depicted in every show or movie that depicts filmmaking. & I always assumed that was an accurate representation.
ur tone of voice, gestures, choice of words, and personality must allow the actor to feel free
The man has only made 9 film's so far and is one of the most beloved film maker's to work for. I've seen so many actors praise working for Quenten, simply because he's right beside the cameras.
Awesome precise advice!
"Harvey Keitel"
Wow that’s just such a great way to be collaborative, and to even give yourself (writer/director) a different take or perspective on a scene /character . Especially if your were torn on a couple ideals
great insight!
Such an amazing piece of advice
I respect people who do something only because they love it. Quentin is one of those shining examples
How Don't love this man? I love him.
I think I like him even more now just for the fact of letting the actor's try to do their own thing. So Much respect he has for the filmmaking process is awesome. So Much respect for him.
The Man has spoken. It would be wise to listen
As an aspiring writer and director myself, this is great advice.
It’s crazy because not only is he a great director he’s also a good actor too so he knows exactly how the actors feel too
Having watched the entire 86 original Talking Sopranos podcasts and the edited HBO, now MAX, versions, one thing is crystal clear: Actors hate it when the Director, or fellow actors for that matter, give them a line reading. Because they cannot get it out of their heads. It’s like un-ringing a bell.
Few can do what Tarantino does. Boggles my mind how Hollywood can spend millions and millions on a movie and the directing sucks.
Hitchock FIRED "Actors" for THAT!
"Actors - are a
NECESSARY...
EVIL"...
What
I have never seen a more incomprehensible style of writing
Mr. QT wearing a Chiefs jersey!
Way to goooooo... 🏒
I love his films.
Would love to do a movie with you Quentin.
I love this man!
Like the way Lucas filmed the entire prequel trilogy. He sat in a lazy chair with two monitors in front of him (camera A and camera B)
Don’t make him call The Wolf to explain it again!
Yet more proof the man is brilliant.
as a film major, Quentin Tarantino is my hero
Beautiful words from the man master😊
He’s right 1/4 part. Everything else comes in the end from the first interview.
Jackie Brown if not his best movie its top 3..
Love QT in the slap shot chiefs jersey🔥
Quoting advice from Harvey Keitel
on the set of Reservoir Dogs.
This is good advice because I’ve experienced this myself.
danny boyle is there not knowing he has directed the best movie ever known to man, trainspotting
This two clip are different, the first answered the question, the second one was from a discussion he was talking about an advice he got from a senior colleague about what to look for during casting auditions.
Lives by his mentors words...
Where is full interview?
Here it is! th-cam.com/video/SQ7qKKQrSBY/w-d-xo.html
@@NatesFilmTutorialsWrong, that is a roundtable with 4 other directors, not a one on one with Robert Rodriguez.
I get what he means about being there right by the actors as they act, but ultimately, it's what's on the monitor that the audience is going to see. I'm curious about where that balance comes in.
I agree. The benefit now if you can have a wireless monitor on you so you can do both!
Love who is interviewing the QT.
I wish they'd make another movie together.
4.03. You see master sinatra strong karate skills..
my goat
Yet somehow every character sounds exactly like him.
Good directors = Great listeners
I still don't understand myself.
That last bit "it's as if they're doing it solely for you" come off a little control-freak / tyrant creepy to me.
Damn...being a good audience. More profound than you might realize.
The Goat
Working for Quentin has to be the dream for the majority of this new generation of actors...i cannot imagine what is like to be told: "ehi, you'll be in a QT movie" like damn
RIGHT BOSS!!!!!
is that robert rodriguez? such a amazing director too
Step one. Don’t be in a Robert Rodriguez movie
???
You heard that, Kubrick? Hmm?
This clip is over edited. While the advice is sound, they’ve cut it up to appear as though tarantenio came up with the “let the actor run through it on their first take”. He got that advice from Harvey Cartel, and in the film clip admits as much.
Treat your story guy, the person making your film make double or triple the box office that you could do on your own, like he's a human being and pay him for his worth.
Harvey keitel gave him the advice about casting
Genius
Legend
That sinatras karate is strong...
I have seen this somewhere else - Give Kritel the same credit that Tarantino did in the original interview - why would you cut that out?
Imo a good director let’s the working parts around him happen , and doesn’t try and make all the working parts around him , work around him
Yeah but Jamie Foxx told a story about how Tarantino had to have a talk with him and change his delivery after the first reading in Django.
That was after the first reading, he allowed him to act and after that first time then he jumped in and told him what he wants.
Because Foxx completely misinterpreted the character.
Tarantino said making adjustments is easy but give the actor that first go through of how they envision the character and then tell them to change this or that in their performance.
Jamie Foxx says he does he version then Tarantino says the stuff he says
Harvey Keitel told him to start doing that. What a duo.
Trust people to do their jobs.
An absolute master of his craft. It bums me out that we only get one more film from QT. Unfortunately, I think he'll stick to it. Where were you on 9/11.
What did you mean by "where were you on 9/11"?
to start why are you asking this guy? as good as his films are all in he has about a dozen and a half Scorsese has almost 100 others 2-300 films under their belt and oscars globes international etc awards. Funny how the Niche director which is Quinton is pushed as the main stream voice when even his movies his style is not mainstream
GOAT 🐐 !!!!!
Jeff bezos says the same thing. Always let the lowest ranked person talk first because if you speak first they might change their mind about what they wanted to say. Like if you tell an actor first take to do it a certain way maybe they had a amazing thing planned already but they throw it out the window to please the director
Focus on their feet.
Jaime Fox said different
No, Tarantino let Foxx start out with what Foxx came up with. Then Tarantino redirected him, as he said.
@@kedabro1957 ahh
You tubers are making films using phones now
Is this robert rodriguez??
yes
Master sinatra vs steven segal....hu win...
❤
I'm surprised he didn't say "steal ideas from other movies."
Karate master sinatra...
He doesn't look that much like Bob Hope.
Wait, done directors sit in the other room the whole time? No wonder 90% of movies suck.
This is why George Lucas never gets good performances from his actors. He's stuck in video village in the next town over.
So you're saying nothing in A New Hope or any of the Prequels were good performances? Nothing in American Graffiti had a good performance? Okie dokie then
That actually Harvey Keitels advice to Quentin that he took to heart , for those too lazy to watch the full thing. See how the edit has manipulated you
Plenty of womens feet 😂😂😂😂good ol quentin
And make sure they stick to the script and say the "N" word.............
myspiration director quintin Tarantino
Stop platforming known pdf files.
Tarantino said Roman Polanski sleeping with a 13-year-old was not rape
Ever heard of groupies? They don't dress their age.
It's not in Japan, Nigeria, Philippines etc
Include plenty of female barefoot shots!
Fire them.
Tf are you talking about?
@@rhino5250 Read it again I think it's pretty clear.
@@jamesmulcahy8548🤦♂️🤫
@@jamesmulcahy8548it’s not clear at all lol. Who is them? And why? The only thing that’s clear is that you didn’t understand the video. 😂
@@BeauTylerMakesMusic The only thing that is clear is that you are an angry Syrian refugee who uses movies to avoid reality.
Hes creepy r scenes in to many of his films he look a child p
What a hack 😂
And you know better?
“don’t cross the picket line”
Genius