Young Advice from Master Filmmakers (TARANTINO,WES ANDERSON,SCORSESE,COPPOLA,HERZOG,FELLINI,PTA) 

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Gone native

Best advice of all

LOL

I guess he was shooting apocalypse now 😂😂😂😂😂

And sensibilities:-)

I assume both are right in some sense. But yeah, funny.

lol I get what you're saying but 40mm and 50mm are so close that in early stages you don't need to know the difference I think is what Quentin was saying...and those aren't close to what a zoom this is or what a zoom lens does, which would be what Lumet was saying to an extent as well (cause a zoom lense isn't standard for shooting).

So many different techniques and processes in acting too...

Lumet's advice is honestly contradictory to all the other directors' advice in this video

+SamJamwich1 i laughed my head off

That guy was getting too inspired.

plot twist: the interviewer was Eric Rohmer

Agreed...

Welles whisky might be a risky advice tho hahaah

Composition is the word.

haha true

You can have a good script but with a poor director you won’t have a good film.

It's just the anglo-saxon paradigm of making a movie, bullshit.

@@southlondon86 you can not have poor directing with a good script, especially if you've written it at the first place. A script is the seed to the creation of a Film, it's what sets the vision. Maybe you'll mess up in the quality, the camera will be poorly handled at times because you are not as experienced.... But with a script good enough, all those gaps will be filled. There's a French Short film that relies on Editing, you can almost say it has no physical, set direction. It is storytelling through pictures, it's not even a motion picture. But at a point, you forget that it's not because it just has that great of a script written for it.

Torture the woman

5x5

Your sister's cousin

this here's yer ma and yer sistr

this deserves more likes.

The video or my comment?

both

hilarious

Orson Welles is truly one-of-a-kind. He took on the Establishment via Citizen Kane, and paid dearly for that at the Oscars - only "Mank" got recognized for the Screenplay, but CK walked out with NO awards, and that was Hollywood's way of "putting Welles in his place". Welles didn't give up or even conform; but it was most difficult to get financing for future projects. Welles was a cinematic genius who never got his just due...:-(

+atanu patwary with that sultry voice: "perfection"

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Francis Ford Coppola( FFC) made TWO films that were technically "cancelled" by the studios: The Godfather( he was "fired" FOUR times!) and Apocalypse Now( the Philippine Gov't was fighting an insurgent war and repossessed the helicopters unannounced, and the studio cancelled the film but the word did not get to FFC and crew due to a typhoon. When the studio found out that FFC and Co. was still rebuilding sets with virtually no money, all sweat, the studio just bided their time. Lead actor has heart attack, Harvey Keitel gets fired, a zillion things went wrong but FFC moved forward. FFC was born to make great movies.

He's awesome. He's teaching film school in L.A., or at least he was a few years ago. If you find the info on it, his prerequisites & course is really cool

And drink G & G, Nika wine

@@scattjax3908 hahahaha

Royal George how did it go?

News?

great to hear :) keep the faith!

+Cameron Rose :)

+GAabriel Antunes so inspiring and you inspired me by putting this together. Really than you so much man!!

This young film student from NYC needs your advice to be a amazing cinematographer! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vjr2gVHHhk4.html

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How’s it going ?

Learn it anyway, dude. Better to know something and not need it, than to need something and not know it.

Christian Slater???

Just don't take it too seriously.

Good job!

glad you liked it ! :)

Reminiscent of Bill Murray's character in lost in translation.

+Diego Miranda hahah awsome man! let's all spam del toro now!

+Diego Miranda Right. If Guillermo refuses, make your film & make that fat bastard regret it haha. I say that lovingly of course, I love that guy.

At the moment I'm going to a film school with pretentious Middle class kids who look down on me for not knowing everything straight away. But I love cinema, I love storytelling, I love being creative I want to make art that people can watch and enjoy. They're not going to stop me. Keep doing you!!! Your love of being creative will reign supreme

TheSMLIFfilms hahahahaha

rahul tiwari Not necessarily. not all librarians and scholars want to make films. Reading is one of the best things you can do as a filmmaker.

+dunstanofgreen I'm going to follow Orson Welles advice then.

Herzog has walked the walk, talked the talk, Fitzcarraldo lives on forever!

thanks :)

Landon Echeverio Don't sleep for one week, take LSD and then make a movie.

Thanks for watching it :)

Orson Welles never got his due while he was alive. I have him in my top Ten Directors all-time!

+PinkFloydrulez Yeah, his perception of the average income is way off.

+PinkFloydrulez Not really. $20,000 is definitely at the upper limit, but assuming you don't have any financial obligations like rent or utilities (of course that's a big assumption) you can earn $10,000 in six months just working at Wal-Mart, if you are full-time. Or get two jobs. Point is, if you really want it to happen, do what you have to do to make it happen.

I'd say Werner was exactly right. The average income is between $20,000.00 - 40,000.00

Yes and the earner sees half of that at best after taxes and bills.

Well it depends where you live, I'm from Mexico, and the average over here is waaayy lower than that

:)

And cool tits :)

Orson Welles would like to know your location...j.k both masters

Bro, watch the rest of the clip. He says that his advice is to not care what people think. Don’t pick and choose shit because you want to join the M Night hate bandwagon.