How Martin Scorsese Captures Authenticity - Directing Styles Explained

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Do you want to learn the secrets of Martin Scorsese Filmmaking you won’t learn in film school? Martin Scorsese Movies generate a lot of buzz, like his new film The Irishman. You know Martin Scorsese’s unique filmmaking and directing style are able to attract the biggest movie stars like Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, and others.
Martin Scorsese’s career of directing movies may have begun with Boxcar Bertha and Mean Streets, but it truly took off after the success of his feature film, Taxi Driver. Since then, he has made some of the most important films to date, including Raging Bull, The Color of Money, Goodfellas, Cape Fear, Casino, Gangs of New York, The Aviator, The Departed, Shutter Island, Hugo, The Wolf of Wall Street, and his new film The Irishman.
In this video, we breakdown Martin Scorsese’s directing style. This film analysis will show you how Martin Scorsese uses his unique approach to cinema and directing movies by looking at production design, sound design, cinematography, story, editing, color, and music. You’ll also learn some film theory in our video essay portion, and then get to see the final product and learn from our film analysis.
Are you excited for the new Martin Scorsese movie? Do you want to learn filmmaking from arguably one of the most popular film directors working today? Then check out this film analysis video essay: Martin Scorsese’s directing and filmmaking style.
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@StudioBinder 4 года назад

What do you like about Martin Scorsese's style? 🎥🎬

@young-hankim2009 4 года назад

I love his pacing and editing. Scorsese isn't afraid to let things unfold slowly. His cuts feel intentional and the fast cuts definitely make you feel the kinetic energy of the scene.

@StudioBinder 4 года назад

@@young-hankim2009 I totally see that, his editing is both deliberate and thoughtful! A great partnership with Thelma Schoonmaker!

@johnnotrealname8168 4 года назад

Movement, it is what defines his whole career the movement of the camera is deliberate and very explicit which is why when it is absent (whether almost completely in The King of Comedy or slightly in conversation shots e.t.c.) you know it is for a very good reason. One film that I have fell in love with is Silence (2016) the frames are full and vibrant and they evoke a lot of Akira Kurosawa with the layers of movement and natural events (the smoke in the Hells and the waves on the seaside, flames in the tent e.t.c.) and then when it is static (fumie) you are drawn to attention to the moment. Silence is also strange since the soundtrack is almost non-existent in the film but is actually very beautiful (it is full of Cicadas). Silence (lack of sound) is also effectively used as a technique in his films and they make them exponentially better.

@gabrielidusogie9189 4 года назад

@@StudioBinder it's very autobiographical. Especially his early work in the 70s. Very personal. Like a visual journal.

@mdturnerinoz 4 года назад

I loved his lessons at Masterclass.com. While I have not illusions (delusions) of becoming a filmmaker, it helped me understand his movies.

@marwanashraf1394 4 года назад

can we take a moment to appreciate the hard-work on this channel's videos?

@PatPauloMMA 4 года назад

Marwan Ashraf my thoughts exactly. Makes me really appreciate film and film theory.

@2bsure 4 года назад

My first time here and I am very impressed.

@bidzkhattab1754 4 года назад

Ikr, it's a full package

@miroheyink1276 3 года назад

Yes

@davestewart5123 3 года назад

Absolutely outstanding content, thank you

@heisenberg7069 4 года назад

Can’t wait to watch the Irishman! Truely one of the greatest directors of all time!

@eisernefrontfanboy1588 4 года назад

stay hyped. the film is amazing :)

@alfred0621 4 года назад

Dank 3 hrs long, yeah baby

@HyacobPaynee 4 года назад

John Nowak Kind Sir what’s so trash about it then

@DarkSideOfTheBrightSide 4 года назад

John Nowak Kind Sir the movie was good, I loved the dialogue; the acting too. All of it was pretty phenomenal- it’s a Netflix movie; not a theatrical one. So I assume the budget wasn’t on par with the likes of Casino, Goodfellas, or Wolf Of WallStreet.. now Yea the shop owner part was hilariously stiff & out of place. The movie was very good otherwise. You can tell he took many shortcuts too, probably due to budget restraints.. maybe I’m a somewhat of a fanatic of Scorsese films, so I could be considered biased.

@imatlock7250 4 года назад

@aljanat5theres no way...

@raygen578 4 года назад

“It is what it is”

@ajiththomas2465 4 года назад

Do a "Directing Styles Explained" for Korean director Bong Joon-ho! Parasite was amazing!

@dahnubiggs735 3 года назад

@Larry why?

@dahnubiggs735 3 года назад

@Larry That's your irrelevant opinion you didn't even bother say why.

@dahnubiggs735 3 года назад

@Larry nah

@paramdongre5549 3 года назад

@@dahnubiggs735 he is too stupid to understand the greatness of that film

@dahnubiggs735 3 года назад

@@paramdongre5549 that's true, friend :)

@vitaminK1121 4 года назад

On Scorsese's use of music: During the introduction to Tony Pro scenes in The Irishman, Scorsese has two songs playing, the crooner type ode to Tony and layered on top of that is the kinetic Cuban salsa track. He's probably used that before, but for that scene sequence it's so effective and just so brilliant.

@StudioBinder 4 года назад

Oh yeah, that was definitely an interesting sequence! The music layering was unique! 👌🏻 Here's an article from our blog that dives into the difference between sound mixing and sound editing: www.studiobinder.com/blog/sound-editing-vs-sound-mixing/ Enjoy! 😊🎬

@egnato1165 4 года назад

I watched Hugo a few days ago and I loved it as much as Scorsese loved Melies' work. It has a unique style to it, there's some goofy humor but it feels natural, the ambience is magnetic, the special and practical effects blend together perfectly, the actors did a great, great job on almost everything... It's such a beautiful movie

@StudioBinder 4 года назад

Definitely one of his underrated films amongst audience reviews. It is definitely a visually stunning film and quite different from his typical genre films

@filmedbymanny1 Год назад

i didn’t even know Martin Scorsese directed it because it was so unique

@m.d.285 4 года назад

Do PT Anderson next.

@imiy 4 года назад

And Mel Gibson

@Upload2971 4 года назад

Great Explanation !! But I was hoping that it covers how Scorcese shoots the conversation scenes among a group a people. Examples : The Wolf of Wall Street discussion scene, The Aviator : Lunch scene ! It is simply amazing !!

@AndrewMontpetit 4 года назад

Absolutely phenomenal. I love that these exist and they're long form / deep dives. I could watch these all day, well done!

@TheRobloxianTacoLord 4 года назад

Come to think of it, I haven't seen one Scorsese movie that bored me. I find myself reading the plots and being turned off but then saying fuck it and watching it and then thoroughly being hooked.

@mnikhk 4 года назад

I saw Irishman recently this was my second ever Martin Scorsese movie experience, the first movie of his I ever saw was Shutters Island I was expecting a slow pace and high shock value but it was just too boring slow and had very little shock value,if I ever rewatch it I am going to skip over the uninteresting parts.After watching Irishman I decided to watch Taxi driver and thought it was better ,because it was similar to 2019 Joker

@oshin_aykaz6889 4 года назад

mnikhk you mean the Joker was similar to Taxi driver lol not the other way around

@williammccormick2802 3 года назад

I've seen a lot of Scorcese movies that are really boring. The guy isn't that great. Stop kissing his ass.

@TheRobloxianTacoLord 3 года назад

@@williammccormick2802 Or you lack the abikity to comprehend them? Go watch your MCU superhero movies.

@williammccormick2802 3 года назад

@@TheRobloxianTacoLord My abilities to understand them are fine. I don't have to read the plots beforehand to understand them. Seems like you're the one who's not smart enough for boring ass movies like Hugo.

@abhinavabhinav112 4 года назад

Taxi driver undoubtedly THE BEST.

@alfred0621 4 года назад

You talking to me!

@darkseid856 4 года назад

@@alfred0621 well I am the only one here .

@uaintshytho3655 4 года назад

@ncrtrooper1782 4 года назад

Agreed

@ruben.s.nunez.05 3 года назад

Nah

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@west4coast77 4 года назад

The detail presented in this video is a masterclass. So well done! Thanks for sharing your expertise. Very much appreciated.

@yamancerin4200 4 года назад

Martin Scorcese is one of my favourite directors.

@AhanaNags 3 года назад

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@elena16350 4 года назад

Martin, you’ve given me unending experience when watching your films and for thatI thank you, in my humble opinion you have equal .

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@politicamenteincorreto5462 Год назад

I noticed that Scorsese uses the color red a lot in several scenes both in lighting and objects, the color red symbolizes violence, blood, deaths. Vince Gilligan also did this a lot in the Breaking Bad series when some scenes resulted in violence there were always red colors throughout the scene. The scene takes on a heavier and more menacing tone, that's just brilliant!

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@supastar25 4 года назад

9:51 so true...so much to appreciate about Scorsese but the editing from Schoonmaker is often overlooked...it's so well done.

@rithinnandrew805 3 года назад

He is a legend. Period. Waiting for his next film eagerly.

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Thank you, this is a great video! Now I'm feeling inspired to finally start with my thesis on authenticity in film.

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I really wanted you to talk about Scorcese's version of "Age of Innocence." This was good, too.

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@djtrendsetta5766 Год назад

"There are even more Martin Scorsese film techniques. Which didn't we touch on?" He says as they just showed the Goodfellas diner scene (19:29) between Henry and Jimmy in which Martin and Schoonmaker used what I consider to be the most quintessential Scorsese technique; the one in which the camera seems to be zooming IN on the background while simultaneously giving the appearance of zooming OUT in the foreground. He's utilized this _so_ many times (DeNiro staring into the ice bucket in Raging Bull comes directly to mind), can't believe they didn't talk about it.

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Freeze frames and breaking the 4th wall.

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@Michlwhtn 3 года назад

Sound is your friend!! It’s the catalyst.

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@StudioBinder 4 года назад

So great to hear that our points line up to his Masterclass. What were some things you took away from this video? 😊✌🏻

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@jefffiore7869 2 года назад

There are two directors whose use of music that I think is awesome, Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino.

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Beautifully Explained

@illaveyoubutler2 4 года назад

Marty and Thelma......King and Queen

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Liked his use of freeze frame in GOODFELLAS so Henry could narrate and give moments of deeper insight.

@maniravandi5983 3 года назад

omg please make more of this style

@NetFelixOfficiel 4 года назад

Can you do a edgar weight directing style explained please i love your channel and i would love to know how to make comedy movies like him

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@mohamedbalach676 4 года назад

Great job

@sergemd84 3 года назад

Brilliant, love this videos

@tliaxolotl7240 3 года назад

Great video martin scorsese is my best director of cinema. I like the parts where use the sounds y el plano secuencia is very beautiful.

@ricardop.g.2812 3 года назад

Nice video !!

@eliyasara9786 4 года назад

do "the directing style of Luca Guadagnino" he did CMBYN and it is truly the most sublime piece of art ever created. I'd love to see a video on him!!

@dominickmorales130 4 года назад

Great Post!

@ckaz007 4 года назад

I just noticed the fight scene from the Departed where DiCaprio beats up the two thugs in the convenient store that the one guy with the thinning hair was Coco from the Sopranos, who Tony beats up for threatening Meadow, and also knocks out most of his teeth with a foot stomp.

@sriharsha5036 4 года назад

The editing!!! 9:40

@Naughty-jq2gg Год назад

Thank you so much❤🌹🙏

@agm9525 4 года назад

Incredible martin

@guillembg9535 4 года назад

In new york new york the colors is incredible

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