dunno if anyone gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my girlfriend for the last few months xD
Sorry if my english is bad on this. I'm studying Film School in 3rd semester and tomorrow I will direct my second short. I really love movies and filmmaking. Watching a really good film (like this one) is a really beautiful and magical experience. But making a movie, while it's really really really hard, it's more enlightining, because you practically see everything, you know that every scene you make it's on purpose and you have a better vision of what is like making a movie when you see one. Sometimes I think to myself, while preparing a movie or writing a script, I'm not enough, or i get really, really anxious and don't know what way I should go. But when I see this type of videos, it's like therapy. Because you see how incredible it's the process for filmmaking. You see those people doing their job to make this audiovisual project and you see how much effort put into it. But more special about this video is the part when the director appears, and you see how focused he is on his film, how he wants to make the movie look the best possible, and you see in some parts how he enjoys making this film and how he enjoys talking to the actors (especially when you're talking to someone like Daniel Day-Lewis) When I get stressed, I watch this type of videos, and then I think how much joy I will have when I make a real movie (or even the short I will make tomorrow). I really don't know why, but I really like what is like to be behind the camera and how the magic works. And this video is the video I needed right now. Thank you.
Thanks! I actually started editing my second short, probably will be finished as July. To be really honest, I don't really want to post my first short. It's really awful. It's the most cliché story that occurred to me when I had to make a script for only two months (things that happens in film school). It was also really bad edited: I edited it myself, and I was using premiere for the first time then. The camerawork wasn't that bad but it could be really really better. I mean yeah, we didn't have really good cameras like the production of this film had. They give me a Canon T3i to film and it was only one camera (this was because of budget and the film school didn't have much to offer. It's in Venezuela, where I live. So it was really hard to get a good camera to film). Anyways, the point is that I don't think putting my first short on youtube or something. Maybe if I get bigger and I make better films. But not right now. And I'm also kind of scared. I'll probably post my second and latest short, which even though it's kind of the same as my other short, it's a lot better. But I need to think about it. But anyways, thanks for your likes and support, and also thanks to Artem Quotes for liking this comment. Like before, sorry if my english is bad.
That's a lovely comment. I'm so glad that the filmmaking video of the movie I love has comments like this. I hope I can see your movie in the theater someday. Seriously. You said you felt therapy when you saw , but I felt therapy when I read this comment. (Sorry, if my english bad too.) p.s. - I'm really curious about your second movie, which was completed last July.
Hard to not notice all the various sizes of Kino Flo type bank lighting with louvers/egg crates, quite interesting, thanks. It seemed whether the DP wanted to light a room or a closeup, Kino Flo w/louver to the rescue, large ball rooms notwithstanding.
Unfortunately no, demo tracks are rarely released unless there's a complete recording session album, but you can hear more of them in this video (Sandalwood II at 4:03 , That's As May Be at 8:38 , and House of Woodcock at 10:06 ). An alternate version of "Barbara Rose" was also used extensively in this other video. Hope that helps. th-cam.com/video/E7NUki0LIRc/w-d-xo.html
I really hope this film becomes more and more appreciated as time goes on. Such a wonderful film.
dunno if anyone gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my girlfriend for the last few months xD
@Alfredo Allen Definitely, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself :)
@Alfredo Allen Definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for months myself :D
@Alfredo Allen Definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)
Jonny Greenwood is truly a Genius !
Sorry if my english is bad on this.
I'm studying Film School in 3rd semester and tomorrow I will direct my second short. I really love movies and filmmaking. Watching a really good film (like this one) is a really beautiful and magical experience. But making a movie, while it's really really really hard, it's more enlightining, because you practically see everything, you know that every scene you make it's on purpose and you have a better vision of what is like making a movie when you see one.
Sometimes I think to myself, while preparing a movie or writing a script, I'm not enough, or i get really, really anxious and don't know what way I should go. But when I see this type of videos, it's like therapy. Because you see how incredible it's the process for filmmaking. You see those people doing their job to make this audiovisual project and you see how much effort put into it. But more special about this video is the part when the director appears, and you see how focused he is on his film, how he wants to make the movie look the best possible, and you see in some parts how he enjoys making this film and how he enjoys talking to the actors (especially when you're talking to someone like Daniel Day-Lewis)
When I get stressed, I watch this type of videos, and then I think how much joy I will have when I make a real movie (or even the short I will make tomorrow).
I really don't know why, but I really like what is like to be behind the camera and how the magic works. And this video is the video I needed right now. Thank you.
Do you have a link to your first short film ?
I'm happy to see someone on here with the same thoughts and feelings at this moment. Please do share your work. And Good Luck!
Thanks! I actually started editing my second short, probably will be finished as July.
To be really honest, I don't really want to post my first short. It's really awful. It's the most cliché story that occurred to me when I had to make a script for only two months (things that happens in film school). It was also really bad edited: I edited it myself, and I was using premiere for the first time then. The camerawork wasn't that bad but it could be really really better. I mean yeah, we didn't have really good cameras like the production of this film had. They give me a Canon T3i to film and it was only one camera (this was because of budget and the film school didn't have much to offer. It's in Venezuela, where I live. So it was really hard to get a good camera to film).
Anyways, the point is that I don't think putting my first short on youtube or something. Maybe if I get bigger and I make better films. But not right now. And I'm also kind of scared.
I'll probably post my second and latest short, which even though it's kind of the same as my other short, it's a lot better. But I need to think about it.
But anyways, thanks for your likes and support, and also thanks to Artem Quotes for liking this comment.
Like before, sorry if my english is bad.
Oh, no. Thank you!
That's a lovely comment. I'm so glad that the filmmaking video of the movie I love has comments like this. I hope I can see your movie in the theater someday. Seriously. You said you felt therapy when you saw , but I felt therapy when I read this comment. (Sorry, if my english bad too.)
p.s. - I'm really curious about your second movie, which was completed last July.
another movie that I love so much more the 4th-5th time I’ve seen it than the first time. that opening piano demo is fantastic
One of my favorite movies (ever).
even the behind the scene images are beautiful !
so lovely. what a song!
Thank you so much for uploading. I always like to see The Master himself PTA on work.
Ha good one
Que hermosas fotos todas.
Hard to not notice all the various sizes of Kino Flo type bank lighting with louvers/egg crates, quite interesting, thanks. It seemed whether the DP wanted to light a room or a closeup, Kino Flo w/louver to the rescue, large ball rooms notwithstanding.
This movie smells and feels like a cold late autumn day in an old vintage house
Lovely pictures!
Magic moments
I hope one day I meet someone with the same passion for film as I do😕
Where did you get the demo's for these pieces I love it!?
So cool! Thanks for uploading :) Where'd you get the shots from?
It's part of the DVD or BlueRay package that comes with one of the discs
It's on an official channel now th-cam.com/video/4XBNGvN3DD4/w-d-xo.html
🥺🥺🥺
Siempre he querido saber cómo logran ese efecto como brumoso blanco en algunas escenas. Alguien sabe cómo lo hacen?
can someone figure out the camera used for these photographs???
what is the first song???
A demo version of "For the Hungry Boy", the end credit music.
do you know where I can find the demo version?
Unfortunately no, demo tracks are rarely released unless there's a complete recording session album, but you can hear more of them in this video (Sandalwood II at 4:03 , That's As May Be at 8:38 , and House of Woodcock at 10:06 ).
An alternate version of "Barbara Rose" was also used extensively in this other video. Hope that helps.
th-cam.com/video/E7NUki0LIRc/w-d-xo.html
Patrick Reilly I just bought the soundtrack. It’s on iTunes now.