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Creative Spark: John August 

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Screenwriter John August ("Big Fish," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory") takes viewers inside his creative process in an exploration of where ideas come from.
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Комментарии : 37   
@nylagirl2000
@nylagirl2000 4 года назад
He's really wonderful and so generous in what he shares about his process. I love his Scriptnotes podcast.
@EduardRekker
@EduardRekker 9 лет назад
This could also be a commercial for whiteboards. I want one now. And.. of course that flashy keyboard.
@hanniffydinn6019
@hanniffydinn6019 4 года назад
I had a 200 foot white board in my board room when I ran a company...fun times...
@CourtBoy
@CourtBoy 3 года назад
Me too 😂😂
@buknar456
@buknar456 8 лет назад
I love this man, script notes, fountain, creative spark....endless inspiration......now, dis-a...what's the word?
@papa2000ism
@papa2000ism 5 лет назад
He's the screenwriter in the next aladdin live-action. SUPER !!!! :D
@kevinaltman7730
@kevinaltman7730 5 лет назад
I've loved all these "Creative Spark" videos. Please make more! They're incredibly inspirational.
@MurphyStudebaker
@MurphyStudebaker 9 лет назад
fantastic series ya'll are doing!
@legitpropaganda
@legitpropaganda 9 лет назад
Wow this is really great stuff. Especially the whiteboard technique - so true!
@HipHopMovieNews
@HipHopMovieNews 9 лет назад
A Mad scientist at work. Thanks for bringing us into John's world. Very interesting. That keyboard thing is nuts.
@Elezaac
@Elezaac 9 лет назад
Those creative sparks videos are awesome!
@MartinJablonski
@MartinJablonski 9 лет назад
pretty sure this will be talked about on the next scriptnotes podcast
@bec1681
@bec1681 7 месяцев назад
Loads of great tips here although the one that blew me away was writing the scenes out of sequence.
@niksiever3135
@niksiever3135 5 лет назад
Love his podcast
@Ndo01
@Ndo01 9 лет назад
Time to watch big fish.
@juanvalladares1965
@juanvalladares1965 9 лет назад
I Love the movie The Big Fish, Its fantastic
@Therusk87
@Therusk87 9 лет назад
I'm sure I saw that keyboard somewhere in the new Star Wars trailer.
@fidelhviegas
@fidelhviegas 5 лет назад
Wow! I do what he does, but on paper or the pc screen. Nice!
@aaronying4989
@aaronying4989 6 лет назад
Wow how do you type on a keyboard like that?? Incredible
@Brainstrain
@Brainstrain 9 лет назад
Standing Desk Cameo
@キラキラくりくり頭
Several amazing writers actually do pretty much the opposite. They just start with a premise and see where it leads them. Stephen King does it that way. Hayao Miyazaki literally starts by drawing things and seeing if he can string them together.
@shonaassang1053
@shonaassang1053 7 лет назад
do you have an original about documentary filmmaking? that would be awesome to see.
@notcooljustlame
@notcooljustlame 2 года назад
Woah
@leif1075
@leif1075 3 года назад
Who wrote the music in this?? I hope someone can PLEASE tell me.
9 лет назад
It's going to take me like a week to assimilate these five minutes.
@Robin6000
@Robin6000 9 лет назад
Great stuff! Weirdest keyboard I have ever seen tho ^^
@beyondcinema
@beyondcinema 9 лет назад
I need that keyboard!!! My wrists are sufferin from tendonitis frm all the typing
@timothyorchard
@timothyorchard 9 лет назад
Anyone know what program he's using at 4:36? He writes a question in double brackets and it looks as though a link is created, which I presume will be a document he will write later. I do a lot of roughing out in Pages and would really value a feature like this.
@timothyorchard
@timothyorchard 9 лет назад
***** Great :) Thanks for that!
@LalaHemingway3000
@LalaHemingway3000 8 лет назад
+Selene I just bought Final Draft 9, and I am loving it!
@LaPingvino
@LaPingvino 5 лет назад
He uses Fountain, a syntax system he co-created himself. the [[-syntax is to add notes to the script. The syntax can easily be converted to PDF, Final Draft format and so on. The program he uses is probably Highland or Slugline, one of the programs made for MacOS to work intelligently with Fountain scripts, although you can use any editor you want with Fountain. Fun fact: I watched this video specifically to see Fountain in action in that scene. I think it's not well known enough for what it does, it can save you a lot of money and safe your face by learning about correct formatting early on.
@imsofinite
@imsofinite 7 лет назад
Huh, he doesn't sound bald.
@catpin
@catpin 5 лет назад
I really like Corpse Bride.
@rodolforodriguez4447
@rodolforodriguez4447 4 года назад
There no such thing as too many ideas
@johnwesson2759
@johnwesson2759 7 лет назад
He was not blessed with looks
@gnosjo
@gnosjo 2 года назад
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