What Screenwriters Can Learn from David Fincher’s Mindhunter

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How do you write a narrative drama about true crime? Learn from David Fincher, Jennifer Haley, Cameron Britton, and the original Mindhunter John Douglas for how they turned a true story into a great TV show. #MindhunterSeason2
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Mindhunter is an American crime thriller web television series created by Joe Penhall, based on the true crime book Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit written by John E. Douglas and Mark Olshaker. The series is executive produced by Penhall, David Fincher, and Charlize Theron among others, and debuted worldwide on Netflix on October 13, 2017.
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David Fincher interview on "Mindhunter" with Jonathan Groff and Holt McCallany (2017)
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@BehindtheCurtain 4 года назад

Talk about Mindhunter and filmmaking on our official Discord server: discord.gg/xxTqXXd

@GerryBolger 5 лет назад

The man who played Kemper knocked it out of the park.

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Agreed! It was incredible!

@mchjsosde 5 лет назад

I only just realized he was Hazel in the Umbrella Academy. He has a great screen presence.

@philipwrighton 5 лет назад

He spent over 9 months getting into character head, he would routinely go out and pretend to be Kemper, he did huge amounts of research.

@deputybluevein93 5 лет назад

Thought it was Peter Kay

@dikhed1983 5 лет назад

Damon Herriman is fantastic as Charles Manson. He captured his voice, demeanor and mannerisms incredibly well.

@edifiedreader 5 лет назад

The guy who played Ed Kemper was a little TOO good....

@HIDEFACES 5 лет назад

Yup, and unlike the dude who played berkowitz he didn't even need that much makeup

@edifiedreader 5 лет назад

@@HIDEFACES Check out this clip with Cameron Britton talking about how he got into character. He'd just shave his beard into that mustache and tilt his glasses forward a little and voila. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cKMMpCuK3bA.html

@martinrios6120 5 лет назад

This show has great performances but I really like how they built Bill Tench, since he is a regular guy that you can relate to, doing his best to handle all the shit life throws at him. And he is a badass. Thanks for sharing the video, really good content

@yannischoubane3340 4 года назад

True my friend Bill is so awesome

@barnacleboi2595 4 года назад

Ikr, hes a superdad, hopping between his job and his kid all the time

@prorespluscom 4 года назад

Excellent take on Bill Tench. I find myself rooting for him in every scene. Both on the professional side and the personal side. The actor IS Bill Tench. uncanny. performance of a lifetime.

@Wingedmagician 5 лет назад

So happy the new season is here

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

It's been too long! haha

@_G4.R4_ Месяц назад

gosh, that long feeling would feel so short now

@janieevans7732 4 года назад

Oscar for Kemper Actor he was so real I had chills watching him

@TravisGunn 5 лет назад

Your channel is everything I want from videos like this. Interviews mixed with images of what they're talking about. It's so satisfying.

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

I'm really glad to hear that. Thanks for watching!

@KindredPlagiarist 5 лет назад

Damn Cameron Britton knows what he's doing

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Yes, he's really talented.

@zizoumonk10 5 лет назад

Woooo just in time for Season 2!

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Yep! Ready to watch later today!

@Ionisus 5 лет назад

no doubt.. best series i have seen on television since years

@Skittenmeow 5 лет назад

Please watch Twin Peaks but don't rush - over 44 hours but so worth it. I've had many friends that I introduced to the show in "marathon format" in my teens and 20s... literally the 24 hours of the first two seasons, plus the 2 hours of Fire Walk With Me with a short nap inbetween seasons. The second season is a hard slog but still a LOT of gold within. And the endurance it takes to sit through parts of season 2 makes the ending of that season so much more gut wrenching. The Return (recent third season) is one of the most phenomenal 18 hours of movie in existence and I'm surprised it exists!! It is so unexpected and beautiful.

@cinnamon9390 5 лет назад

Still loving your videos! No frills, but still highly stylized. So glad you're making these :)

@Zezezeze69 5 лет назад

This channel is great.

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Thank you!

@OrcaSpace 5 лет назад

Charles Manson scene in Season 2 was so GOOD!

@Ionisus 5 лет назад

creepy good

@PatrickHogan 5 лет назад

Taking a break from binging it to watch this!

@chai1817 5 лет назад

Exactly what I needed to watch before immersing in Season 2. Thank you!!

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Perfect! That's what I was intending!

@andyjang6788 5 лет назад

Genuine question: how does this small channel get these big writers for an interview? Is it just a montage with clips layered over it? (New to this channel and love it)

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Right now I'm scouring the internet for interviews and making videos from the best parts. I plan in the future to conduct interviews of my own with these writers. Welcome to the channel, Andy! Thanks for watching!

@mrnobodyart771 5 лет назад

Very interesting, thanks for the upload

@limonespinosa1579 5 лет назад

House M.D Please (Your Editing Skills Are Amazing)

@cinegrinder250 2 года назад

It's so well written and well acted. The concept of creating terror through the own words of the notorious killers and it's impact on different people is executed to a T

@bwertyc 5 лет назад

Love this! Please consider a video on Fox’s true crime series. Specially the O.J Simpson (it’ll be timely because news just broke out about Monica Lewinsky producing the next season... about the Clintons) Quite frankly the show is the best dramatization of real life events I’ve ever seen on television.

@Naji_1 5 лет назад

I love this show so much. Story, dialogue, cinematography, acting, just the whole thing is amazing. Edit: i would love if you did a video for Memories of Murder.

@MeganMcIntosh 5 лет назад

I haven’t seen this show, but this video makes me want to!

@MeganMcIntosh 4 года назад

Stephanie Logan I started watching it last week. :) The actor playing Kemper is mesmerising. Lots of great performances in the show though. I love how everything is driven by conversation. The show feels like it could have been produced for stage just as well as for tv. Love it!

@juliewilson8700 5 лет назад

I enjoyed season 2, but it wasn’t as compelling as the first one in my opinion. Mainly because Cameron Britton wasn’t in it very much, I found his performance mesmerising. It was still excellent tv.

@tequilamockingbird2895 5 лет назад

Agree!!! Wonder if also it did not have enough fincher input or too much charlize

@poojayadav5187 5 лет назад

Dude you're awesome 😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩!!!

@LEMNSQZY 5 лет назад

So strange to see Ed Kemper's weight fluctuate from heavy in 1981, skinny as heck in 1984, to even heavier than '81 in 1991!

@paulafigueroa1573 5 лет назад

Taylor Pannell Ed was very young and handsome when he turned himself in and actually let these investigators know what he found out as the reasons that makes him a serial killer. My god he was so intelligent he practically diagnose and “cured” himself. Ed is the real founder of behavioral science, since nobody had to make conclusions, he concluded the right causes of his behavior.

@robsterboy123 5 лет назад

Amazing, thank you so much for all your hard work. If I could make a request I’d have to pick The Dark Knight but I love whatever you put out :)

@NeonPanda64 4 года назад

Lol ask and you shall receive

@Skittenmeow 5 лет назад

Brilliant vid as always; I have a cold and feeling cruddy but your content gives me the energy to at least comment 😉

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Hope you feel better soon, Erin!

@Jffeeney3rd Год назад

LOVED this show. Such a shame Fincher couldn’t finish his vision. The guys speaking with bundy, the crazy 90s etc.

@BlakeThePerson 5 лет назад

Seeing this video made me want to see one about Memories of Murder by Bong Joon-Ho.

@artcamp7 5 лет назад

Good shit

@jsheekey1 4 года назад

Love Bill ♥️

@Vimes86 5 лет назад

The haunting of hill house and lost or the leftovers videos ❤️

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Great suggestions!

@Skittenmeow 5 лет назад

Yes yes to all of these!

@fud0_0 4 месяца назад

the scriptwriting was beautiful

@favclub8040 5 лет назад

Please make American Psycho

@miamotoworld 4 года назад

@@lydianeske3558 Fincher has said in a few interviews that he's not interested in depicting serial killers as rich, intelligent and excentric men thats usually seen in Hollywood

@butter_nut1817 5 лет назад

That damn interviewer uhing after every sentence.

@detective___mcnulty 4 года назад

Can you do The Shield please?!

@veronicajade20 4 года назад

Omg. The adjusting the mirrors & playing with the radio just so it seems like they’re disinterested in attacking you and are just a Good Samaritan is really effective. When I was a teenager and didn’t have a car, there were a couple of times I took rides from adult men thinking they SEEMED normal because they didn’t overtly put out that creepy, catcalling, street harasser energy that OTHER men gave off when they offered me ride. And I also had a backup plan that I would grab the steering wheel and cause a car crash if they tried anything stupid. I don’t think I would’ve ever gotten into a car with a giant like Ed Kemper because I’d probably have no chance. Anyway, luckily, the men I caught rides with WERE normal, if a little weird, adult men. And it’s something I would never be dumb enough to do as an adult.

@moler646445 5 лет назад

"What do you fight it so hard earl?"

@tequilamockingbird2895 5 лет назад

Cameron was amazing. Have to say season 2 was meh ok. Fingers crossed there is a third season

@purplesodina 5 лет назад

Was not feeling season 2 also.

@RahimX 5 лет назад

apparently the initial plan was for 5 seasons. not sure if thats still the plan

@zacknoble 5 лет назад

you should do a 30 rock video

@BrooklynHudson 4 года назад

Can you please do Better Call Saul?

@marcschelz 4 года назад

Bought the book and watched the whole series but when I started out during the first three episodes I really didnt enjoy the dialogues. Sounded very artifical and weird to me. Anyone?

@amarakanneh6628 4 года назад

Why is no one talking about Jonathan Groff performance? I wish he would do more big roles in movies or shows

@nocarebutyes3436 4 года назад

11:46 fuck that lol I’d feel threatened around him if he’s in character

@giancarlozarich 5 лет назад

Hey great video! I was wondering if you could do a “how they wrote Get Out”?

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

I would, but my friend Tyler Mowery has already made a great one on Get Out in the style of my videos. Check it out here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lsxWMXj9Plc.html

@Skittenmeow 5 лет назад

Nb. interesting that you're moving away from "how they wrote" in the title, I like it. Though I've been on board since the first video (I'm pretty sure?!) This title and the Simpsons video title draw me in more. Nothing you do is gimmicky, and I noticed someone else commenting that the titles turned them off subscribing. Now I'm noticing the difference the unique titles have on me, they make me wanna click. hope you see an uptick in traffic. Though I love the "how they wrote" branding your channel is so much more. maybe you could still use that "call back" title on a percentage of your videos...and yeah I know nothing about the psychology to get views. I'm sure seeing "how they wrote" reminds me it's your content and I'll likely really enjoy watching; conversely the slight reveal in the titles is definitely switching my brain from "yep" to "YES?!"

@BehindtheCurtain 5 лет назад

Yeah, I'm experimenting with titles a bit. I like the straightforward approach of "How They Wrote", because I think that it perfectly explains the video and is still interesting to click. I definitely understand your point though, and I'm glad to hear a viewer actually give me that feedback. Because sometimes it's difficult to gauge what's good and what's not. Thanks for leaving this content and thank you for watching! I really appreciate your support.

@Touhid 5 лет назад

Cameron Britton Nailed the Ed Kemper Character. BTK mission is still haven't been sorted. Apparently, we gotta wait until Season III. Now, I wanna *BTK* (Bind,Torture & Kill) Netflix for making such a good show. Right On💯

@KenDanieli 4 года назад

4:00 Anyone wanna introduce the interviewer with the 50 "mmmhms" to Bundy?

@BehindtheCurtain 4 года назад

Hahaha

@iraklivar3975 5 лет назад

So guys is it worth watching?

@NeonPanda64 4 года назад

It’s pretty dark, but very compelling. I need a break after every other episode😂 it’s just so fucked up(for good reason... it’s about serial killers)

@chazthurgood121 5 лет назад

The interviewer around the 3min mark was incredibly annoying. You don't need to constantly make mmhmm noises to convey that you understand what the person your interviewing is saying.

@futurestoryteller 4 года назад

Why would you need to get the "life rights"? Aren't those facts? You can't sue somebody for presenting facts, I don't even think you can do that in a dramatic context.