How SANDEEP REDDY VANGA Writes ELEVATION Scenes
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- In this video, we dive deep into the creative mind of one of India's most celebrated filmmakers - Sandeep Reddy Vanga. Known for his powerful storytelling and intense character portrayals, Vanga has redefined how elevation scenes are crafted in contemporary cinema. Whether you're an aspiring screenwriter, a director, or just a movie buff, this breakdown will give you a fresh perspective on his unique approach.
🔥 What You'll Learn:
The Anatomy of an Elevation Scene: Discover the key elements that make Vanga's elevation scenes so impactful. We'll dissect scenes from his blockbuster hits to understand the structure and emotional buildup.
Character Arcs and Emotional Stakes: See how Vanga meticulously builds his characters' arcs and raises the emotional stakes to create a powerful payoff.
Dialogue and Music: Learn how he uses sharp, memorable dialogues and a gripping soundtrack to enhance the intensity and connect with the audience on a deeper level.
Cinematography and Visual Storytelling: We'll explore his collaboration with cinematographers to craft visually stunning sequences that are both dramatic and immersive.
📚 In-Depth Analysis:
Scene Breakdown: A step-by-step analysis of some of the most iconic elevation scenes, highlighting what makes them stand out.
Writing Techniques: Tips and tricks on how you can incorporate Vanga's techniques into your own writing.
Behind-the-Scenes Insights: Get exclusive insights into Vanga's creative process, including interviews and commentary from the man himself and his collaborators.
🤓 Who Should Watch This:
Aspiring Filmmakers: Gain valuable insights into crafting memorable and impactful scenes.
Screenwriters: Learn how to elevate your storytelling with intense, character-driven moments.
Film Students: An excellent resource for understanding modern Indian cinema and its evolution.
Movie Enthusiasts: Get a deeper appreciation for Sandeep Reddy Vanga's work and the art of filmmaking.
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Next video about lokesh ❤
Yes...
Looking forward to the Lokesh video
Dude your videos are their own niche, keep making insightful videos like these, all the best 🎉
Thanks for the comment, appreciate it...
Great insights into elevation scenes. I never noticed it but Vanga has an approach which can be read as a textbook even though it appears so unconventional and instinctive
Wow thanks for the comment, appreciate it...
Thanks for the other insightfull vedio man!! Loved it❤
Seeing the upside down triangle on your TShirt makes it more intresting😅!!
Nice catch, it wasn't intentional actually but glad how it worked out.
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Loved the video, very crisp, very simple --- keep up the great work bro :)
Thanks for the comment, appreciate it :)
Thanks for making this, really informative.
Looking forward to your video on Lokesh
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I'm one of those few guys who didn't realy like animal. not because of "misogyny" i couldn't care less about that. but i felt like he didn't deliver what he promised through the teaser and trailers, which is a dark drama between a father and a son. the drama between the dad and son was barely in the movie, it was the underlying theme, sure, but he never took it to the next level imo. he could have if he wanted to. it might be just me, but that is what i felt was promised in the trailers. the second half of the film was all over the place screenplay wise imo, and it was boring tbh. the thing that still does not make sense to me is why ranbir cheats on rashmika with tripti. why? what was the point? let me break down what i felt. okay so in the movie it was projected as a masterplan by ranbir. his plan was to make her fall in love with him so she would spill the secrets? seriously? there are two possibilities, either ranbir was lying just to look good, maybe he actually wanted to fck her and when she confessed he acted like he knew her plan all along. or sandeep reddy vanga actually thought it was a smart plan storywise to make zoya confess this way. if it's the latter, i'm dissappointed by the writing skills of srv, and this is heartbreaking because i know he can do better, this twist feels more like a balayya movie, it was cheap and outright bad. and if it's the first point, which is ranbir actually fell in love with zoya it's still a problem for me. why? why did he do that? wasn't he the same person who told his cousins to not cheat on their wives? i'm sure that scene was placed deliberately. didnt he promise rashmika that he will love her forever? plus when he does have sex with her that romantic song starts playing, what was srv trying to say there? if it was just a plan and not actually love, ranbir would have regretted having sex with her, but the music and treatment of the scene says otherwise. there are a few possibilities for this too. ranbir was on all sorts of medications, he was mentally unstable, which kinda justifies the bra strap scene too, so he had sex with tripti in that state of mind. or maybe as the story progressed he himself became more grey, and didnt care abt the same values which made him an anti hero instead of a villain. i was dissappointed by him man, no matter how many bad things a protagonist does u should be able to root for him, especially in mainstream movies where mass scenes are designed for the character. after he cheated on rashmika i could not root for ranbir's character anymore, wtever few redemption qualities he had were lost, and i couldn't root for him anymore. plus bobby's character was also wasted potential bro, the movie is filled with wasted potential. i also didn't understand why people were cheering when ranbir cheated on rashmika with zoya. i mean there are fools who cheer for anything but this just didn't make sense to me, that's the reason why i thought maybe i was the only one who didn't understand those things properly.
and by the end of the movie i was dead inside. so i did not care abt the post credit scene.
First of all, hats off for sharing your thoughts, I love when people take out time to say that they truly feel, appreciate it.
Secondly, there is nothing wrong in sharing what you felt about the movie, I didn't like the cheating aspect in the movie, that characterization didn't connect with me.
And I want to highlight one of your points where the movie didn't have enough father son drama --- that is precisely what led to Vijay's actions. The only conversation (real conversation) he had was when he came to know his father is dying. Knowing Sandeep's style I knew it would be more emotional than dark...
Love your enthusiasm bro, I would love to gain subscribers like you, who can critique movies and characterization so nicely.
Thanks
Great video! Can you please fix your audio please, just a suggestion.
Thanks for the suggestion, I agree I don't like the audio as well, and I kind of know what mistake I did.
Can you check this video and tell me if the audio is good - ruclips.net/video/OP6t0mhNhtU/видео.html just so I can compare
@@FilmyInfluencer Yes this better and much more enjoyable. Thank you so much.
Thanks for checking, the next video will have the audio similar to the earlier one
Even your t shirt is also upside down triangle 😂
But nice storytelling by you and language 👍
Nice catch; it wasn't intentional, actually, but glad how it worked out.
I was looking to wear something maroon to complement the background color, so by chance, I picked that T-shirt out.
Thanks for the comment
Well explained
Thanks for the comment, appreciate it.
Here is another video to watch in case you are interested - ruclips.net/video/OP6t0mhNhtU/видео.html
kgf,salaar.prasanth neel elevation also video plz
Thanks for the comment, and suggestions. Updating my queue
You know...? There is a Telugu movie, "Arjun" of Mahesh Babu with the title people easily understand that Mahesh Babu's name is arjun in the movie but no one calls him by the name in the film and finally at the end of the film Mahesh Babu reveals, you don't my name right, "Arjun"...! When it comes to commercial kinda experimentation telugu filmmakers are very rich.
haha... didn't know that... thanks for sharing this tidbit.
I have always found Vanga's writing to be superficial and mediocre. The noise and gimmicks overshadow everything, with drama that lacks depth and relies on cheap tricks. Vanga's films follow a simple formula: make it as creepy as possible, add flashy cuts, and flood it with verbal diarrhoea & above all the stars and colours . His fans then concoct meanings from the meaningless. Writing something creepy can create a new scene, but not a good scene.
The definition of "creepy" can mean many things and everyone is entitled to have an opinion.
I for one found his movies very unconventional, which made my theater experience very enjoyable. I would take a 3 hrs 20 movie which doesn't bore me any day.
Thanks for the comment.
@@FilmyInfluencer Same 😃
He is a brilliant editor, but mediocre writer and director. His characters might be good on paper but execution is forced and mid specially in the second half. Lot of unnecessary elements but some are very engaging due to his editing skills. He's a mediocre filmmaker. His next film will have same monotonous shit and pathetic storytelling techniques.
@@macksequeira4233 "Same monotonous sh*t and pathetic storytelling techniques" --- I highly doubt that.
In this current age, there is someone who can make you sit through a movie for 3 hrs and 20 mins, and not bore you... Nah, he is a Genius, and his next film will cement that further.