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Whether you really went to film school or not, let's create a group for learning about filmmaking. Bernardo Bertolucci once said "the only way to learn about making movies is to watch movies..." so let's create some Lists for folks to watch/discuss.
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Editing 10 Replies
What can I say: I'm an editor, and editors and editing are never quite appreciated enough. When I want to show folks what great editing looks like, there are usually a couple clips I start with.I…Continue
Started by droidmaker. Last reply by Ando Dec 12, 2012.
101 Greatest Screenplays of All Time (from the Writers Guild of America) 5 Replies
See the original list at the WGA WebsiteHere's a…Continue
Tags: screenplays, lists, scripts, writers
Started by droidmaker. Last reply by Ando Feb 29, 2012.
Netflix users, please help!
Dear Netflix users, Some of you may have known about my survey on Netflix. Please allow me to take this space to seek more help. I appreciate those of you who have participated in the survey. You may…Continue
Started by Skying Aug 23, 2010.
What Matters Most in the Process? 9 Replies
As this group concerns itself with the art and craft of filmmaking, I'd like some thoughts on the following:Yes, film is a collaborative art form, but who among the collaborators makes the most…Continue
Started by Will. Last reply by kirk summers Jan 20, 2010.
?? Online Lists Of Film School Prerequisites ??
Hello. I once found a list of 100 films UCLA Grad School applicants must have already seen, their movie prerequisites so to speak. (Like Algebra before Calculus.) I didn't bookmark it.Was wondering…Continue
Started by Erik J. Carlson Dec 15, 2008.
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Comment by Ando on April 21, 2013 at 9:42am -
Visions of Light (1992)
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Comment by Ando on March 17, 2013 at 1:13pm
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Cinematographer Style (2006)
Dubbed pretentious, even sexist, the film features cinematographers discussing their art. Apparently this 86 minute doc was edited down from 10 hours of material. The talking head approach is wearying but certainly informative.
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Comment by Ando on April 16, 2012 at 10:20am
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Great Directors is currently on IW.
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Comment by Bilitis on March 6, 2010 at 12:24am
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Edinburgh anyone? :)
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Comment by Prisilla on October 1, 2008 at 12:39pm -
FYI Everyone.
‘Set to Screen’ series at Apple spotlights ‘Australia’ techs
by Kristopher Tapley
This is actually quite amazing, and take it from those of us who’ve been covering the tech categories for years, it’s refreshing to see a major outlet paying attention as well.
It seems Apple has started a new series called “Set to Screen,” which focuses on the various behind-the-scenes design elements of a given film. “Australia” is the first subject, with detailed looks at on-set still photography, production and costume design, location shooting, cinematography and sound recording. Podcasts about music composition and sound recording are still outstanding, with a “coming in September” notation. I also assume the music playing over the various clips are snippets of David Hirschfelder’s work, but I’m just guessing. Sounds lovely.
Check it all out at Apple. The clips are on YouTube as well, but I figured the best example would be the cinematography spotlight, where we finally get to meet Ms. Mandy Walker:
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I think it’s obvious by now that this film, regardless of major category potential, will be the tech giant of the year.
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Comment by Will on July 12, 2008 at 4:36pm -
If one is to follow Bertolucci's belief, I think it's a good idea to see*:
The Wind (an American silent)
McCabe and Mrs. Miller
Bonnie and Clyde (great editing by the great editor, DeDe Allen)
Sullivan's Travels
In the Mood for Love
Blow Up
Drowning by Numbers
3 Women
Jules and Jim
Last Tango in Paris
High Noon
Gabrielle
La Strada
Groundhog Day
Stranger Than Paradise
Annie Hall
La Jetee (a short film w/ more impact than many three times its length)
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Shame
*Important caveat: These are not necessarily going to be films that one may like; they are listed as exemplars of film technique.
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Comment by noelle2053 on July 4, 2008 at 7:05pm -
I wanted to major in Film and my school Cal State Long Beach has a great program yet my parents threatened to disown me so my friend Jan (chemical engineer major) and I (a history/ poly sci major) get together over coffee and work on screen plays. This group is great
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Comment by NapiersNews.com on May 7, 2008 at 11:38am -
Glad to be a member of the group. I love film discussion so feel free to comment me for my opinions and thoughts or for friendly debate.
Jim
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