Quentin Tarantino Explains How to Write & Direct Movies | The Director’s Chair 

Blood & Chill music

Everything!thx

How he uses dolly

Lighting!!! Superb,every scene.

Bomb under the table tension

Character development

But still the same

@@LuisSierra42 It seems more self-actualized the second round

He was better 20 years ago, though

@@greenlitlleman I disagree.

A true film buff!

@@Kigoz4Life Jackie Brown

Movies are one of the only things I genuinely love talking about

According to him, if you truly do love movies, you can’t help but make great ones yourself.

Allegedly, he can't talk about anything else. According to Alex de la Iglesia at least lol.

LOL and the rest of the world is into Tarantino!

He has a foot fetish.

@@tucko11 correct. Even the state agencies have reporter it is well documented. Thanks for reiterating.

The man might be a lil a freak but he a damn genius

Hahaha

He steals from every movie! He is a legend

Does he actually steel from others?

@@joseurrutia1877 inspiration and hommage are the words we're looking for here.

Yessir 🤘🏽 I’ve been like this for the longest I can remember, even as a child imagination has always been my guilty pleasure

@@pjetrs I feel like it's the same thing but "stealing" just sounds like a bad thing but, it still is what it is. Tarantino's is a masterful thief, he takes something and makes it his.

He did such a great job, right?!?!

Tarantino did 😉😄

Or hell for stealing other channels' content and not citing the sources.

There’s no heaven. & if there was it would be the worst place ever cos of all the idiots that’d be there..

611 no repeats "Churches Lou F.",Dustin had a nice model career,Vanity Fair. "Gothic"

Passion definitely translates very well in film!

Yes he's very full of his own B.S fcking simpleton

True true.... 100%

blessed with talent to steal from other people you mean

@@indiegamesonly6617 lol Come on, even though he himself calls it "stealing", it's only in jest, as he is picking bits and pieces (story, camera shots, lighting, etc) from a vast array of movie and creating something entirely new and unique out of this Frankestein process.

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Still, the person has to be talented and lucky. Many filmakers cannot make a living even if they love the craft, make no mistake about that

I would love if he made a good movie but unfortunately that hasn’t happened since the 90s. I gave up after kill bill 2 on him ever making real films again

@@coolstorydork3724 Django is great

Death proof didn't blow me away tbh

@@rickybaillie4222 Not blowing you away isn't the same thing as being a bad movie though.

@@L.Reeves Death Proof was kinda bad tbh. I didn't really like the Hateful Eight, but I don't think it was bad, but Death Proof was pretty bad. Tarantino himself has said It was his worst movie.

From dusk til Dawn was a shitshow...the second half was all kinds of horrible...can't believe George Clooney was in that trash..

Nerd Music surprising. Death proof is one of my favourites, I really didn’t like inglorious bastards though tbh

Hmm...Good question. haha! Thank you, Hunter! We're glad you enjoyed it!

Alexander, it's about the gist, not the twist.

People often only want entertainment. They don't care about how was it made.

Becuz this is for us... We as the film aspirators... to learn from an inspiration lol

Yes

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thats why he is a film director

He's that good man!

Indian TCS Infosys clerks can't understand Tarantino

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Gothic,"purse",a little interactions with the rich style becides the sex on the otherside "will close a stratch-we are not going to wreck our Dad's car" this is the one "wallet no repeats" Bulie and Dad read.

Gothic,"purse",that in the past m David Lee reads "no cancer!" sad wasn't it "Heaven ))))",wallet no repeats.

Agree! I learn a lot from it. #NoFilmSchool

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@Ovidius dang

best*

Saw it last month, thats a darn good description

Oh wow im like 20 minutes in and it didnt attach to me and closed netflix. I loved his other works, so maybe i should go back to it and finish for real

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A complete genius

Kubrick is the Goat. Tarantino is Goat 2.

David Turner Scorsese> both imo

@@oshin_aykaz6889 yeah that's fair. On second thought I'd say Scorsese is above Tarantino. But I still think Kubrick is the best of all time.

He's definitely made a place for himself in filmmaking history!

R A who shit in your breakfast

@R A go watch marvel you sack of shit

Neno bit unfair to say when Tarintino himself has said he enjoys superhero movies

For real

There does seem to always be a split decision with Tarantino.

He's definitely more popular than not though. He has his haters for sure, but all of his films have made money and are quite critically acclaimed, and that wouldn't happen if it was a clean 50/50 split.

He can make one more movie bro

Even when he stops directing, he'll still writes and produces movies. He loves them too much to completely stop.

@@DarksaberForce he said he'll explore the possibility of writing comic books

It made me happy as hell just reading this. Thanks for sharing

@@Jath2112 --- Thank You for sharing how my story made you feel happy reading about the excitement and happiness and gratitude I felt being a part of that project. I'm not someone who gets giddy or starstruck over a celebrity, normally. I know too many and very few have brought out the fanboy in me. David Bowie was probably the one who I got to meet that has been one of my favorite artists since I was a little boy and I was at an invitation only performance of a band at a small club in LA and he walked in with his wife Iman and a couple bodyguards. They sat in a booth table and the show hadn't started yet and very few people were saying hello to him, mainly because it was a lot of industry people and other musicians. I knew if I didn't take this opportunity to say hello and introduce myself I would've regretted it the rest of my life. So, I approached his table and the bodyguard on his side turned to stop me and I slowed my actions and told him I just wanted to introduce myself and David Bowie said to the bodyguard, that's fine, it's okay. And I introduced myself and he introduced his wife and we said hello, and I shook his hand and told him he's one of my favorite artists and I couldn't let this opportunity go by, and that i didn't want to take up any more of his time and that John's band should be good. Thank you, have a good time. That was one of the coolest things ever. Another was meeting the actor Tony Curtis. I was the estate manager, for Roseanne Barr, for a while and she had plans to go to a museum or a movie with Tony Curtis and she was running a few minutes late coming from the studio and called me to say that Mr. Curtis will be showing up and could I let him in and have a drink with him and keep him company for about 15 or 20 minutes til she got home. He drove up to gate and I had him on camera, told him to drive in and I'd meet him at the front door. I shook his hand, introduced myself and let him in. Offered him a drink, he asked if I would be joining him and I said of course so I poured two scotches on rocks and we chatted for about 15 minutes and then she got home. I retreated to my office and finished my drink and waited til they left and I was in disbelief that I just was hanging out with one of the biggest stars in Hollywood's elite celebrities. One thing I never did and still never do, is ask for autographs and only a couple times I've had a photo taken with all the different celebrities I've met and know. One I made sure I got a photo with was Hugh Hefner when I was at the Playboy Executive Employee Christmas Party at the Playboy Mansion. That was a great time. Sorry to write so much

@@13_13k love it

Im really curious, what do you do specificly? By the way your story just warmed my heart, best of luck to you

@@duartelobo9435 ---- I am an electrical contractor. About 60% or 70% of my business is working for movie studios and production companies, for film and tv. I am the real electrician for when the crew is filming on location in or around private homes, businesses, office buildings, stores, restaurants, museums, parks, historical homes, cathedrals, etc... any place that is not a soundstage at the studio lot. The stage electricians and set lighting, and all the other crews are not supposed to do any electrical work because they are not certified electricians. Because the liability risk is too high when some stage hand removes some chandelier or needs to make a non working landscape lighting in someone's $10 or $20 million dollar mansion or at some Frank Lloyd Wright built home, or wherever. I'm the guy who they call to save the day or to be full time on multiple locations working with the construciom crew and or the set decorators, Art Director, Locations Scouts.

That's amazing, Nimaz! Art is meant to inspire and I'm sure Tarantino would be happy to know that he's inspired you to make your own films!

Can't argue there!

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Too bad he hasn’t made a good film since the 90s

well then I guess we can agree, the man has good taste in directors!

They're best friends..

Dragged on a bit

@@UlyssesM but the end was the best lol

No spoilers!😁

@@UlyssesM i weirdly didnt feel like it did... i kinda wanted more of brad and leo being buddies etc

I live in the Netherlands and it comes out on the 15th of August. But then i am on vacation. I really cant wait because i love all of his movies

Haha, that's definitely a way to interpret that.😃

Soo good!!!!

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We're glad you liked it, Joseph! He's like an encyclopedia of film knowledge!

Thank you so much, Audrey! We're constantly being blown away by what our team is putting together on a weekly basis and we're SOOO happy that it is being so well received!

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Where??

@@rythmmediaenterprise2004 They were all here, on RU-vid. Actually there was a lot more that has been removed including multiple Howard Stern 1 hour long interviews full of gems.

Not a bad wish to have!

Good wish

Glad to hear it. Us too. Tarantino makes it easy since he's a filmmaker's filmmaker. We have more in the works -- sub to stay in the loop!

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You are very kind, Sarath! Share us with your friends!😃

Thank you, Bubs! He does always seem to have a childlike wonderment when he's speaking about films. Very inspiring!

We agree! Love the dolly tonal change he uses!

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Thank you, Prateek! What's your favorite Tarantino film?

No doubt about Tarantino. Happy to hear you dig our channel! We try to keep the videos as actionable as possible for filmmakers.

Right!?! I don't know how many times we've watched it but it still gets us too!

Thank you, Elena! We're happy it's being so well received!

Thank you, Saratchandra! We have more awesome content on the way!

Thank you, Alex! What's your favorite Tarantino film?

@@StudioBinder Pulp Fiction is my favorite followed by Inglorious Bastards. I will be going to watch Once Upon A Time In Hollywood for the third time sometime this week!

Thank you, Ashin! We're always striving for the best!

Thank you, Subhasish! We have more great content on the way!

Thank you, Pyrobuddy! Have you seen his new film yet?

StudioBinder sadly not yet, because it only release on 15th August in my country, I’ve been avoiding so much spoilers lately! I’ll be watching it on the 15th , I can’t wait !!!

Thank you, Jacob! What's your favorite Tarantino film?

Django is my favorite, with Pulp Fiction coming close behind.

He does have a way of keeping it interesting with dialogue!

Much appreciated!

Thank you, Jeff! We hope QT would enjoy this video! It will be a sad day to hear of his retirement.😢

Thank you, Cut! We're really proud of how this turned out and even happier that it is being so well received.

@@StudioBinder I don't want to predict the future but with this quality you could really compete with "Masterclass" in the field of filmmaking