Why do A24 Films look like that?
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2024
- Why do A24 films look similar, and why are they so different from others.
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the one on the right has big boobs haha
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wtf dude? you say ''imagine if someone 10 years ago said you should watch a movie because paramount made it'', how does that exactly makes sense to you and you said it on a video. From the age of ''everything'' you SHOULD [see,read,taste] that [someone] made....this is called quality my dude
What song plays at 1:06
A24 is the only studio that is not making sequels and reboots and people want something fresh. Their movies are about as good as what you see at an independent film festival and all they do is pick, choose and distribute.
Not true. There is the X franchise with X, Pearl, and MaXXXine. I must have been tired that day. Mb.
only studio? thats a big statement lol. you probably want to say 'popular studios'
what studio made the first get out that shit was independent to right atleast it felt like it one of the best movies i have seen@@OptionsNZ
there is a move that is actually trilogy called X, pearl, and the upcoming movie maXXXine
@citizencj3389 it's called maXXXine
One thing I have noticed in many A24 films I saw is that their films have strong distinctive ambient sound that contextualise their scenes.
What does contextualize their scenes mean
@@lockandloadlikehell chatgpt lmao
Sorry... what does that even mean?
@@lockandloadlikehell I would assume contextualize means to build context.
You are right about the sound, gives me "Alien" vibes with the ambient spooky sounds they add to a lot of their films.
i feel like 10 years ago, people absolutely would watch a movie because Studio Ghibli made it though.
And that is still the case today
that has been the case for like 30 years
still going strong as well
@@leget4694 i agree, but in the video i believe "10 years" is used as the modifier so i was replying to that specifically.
For me its not just the studio ghibli tag its if Hayao Miyazaki was the director. all his movies are the foundation of the studio. there is a massive difference from say castle in the sky and tales from earthsea. same studio but different directors and wildly different movies.
Years ago I didn’t seek out A24 films. I just chose what I wanted to watch, and noticed that a lot of what I loved came from the same distributor. THEN I sought out A24 films.
Yup this was my case as well
Exactly
Same
sameee
Yeah that's how it works with anything. How would you seek out A24 films years ago before you even knew who they were? Of course you'll start seeking them out only after you realize they consistently put out movies that you like.
Ex machina, the green knight, the lighthouse, i never noticed they were the same studio, but they all shared a unique common denominator i did notice: they sat with me long after i left the cinema. Knowinf this i'll definetly seek a24 movies from now.
Exactly, to me it feels like the producer just allows themselves to really pick and choose the stories that move then on some special level and that's the point
Highly recommend “The VVitch” and “The Northman”. From the same director as “The Lighthouse”.
watch everything everywhere all at once if you haven’t
yeah, well, Britney Spears or Dua Lipa appeal to a large audience. How many tickets you sell doesn't equate quality.
Ex Machina and Green Knight, also Uncle Jams, Under the Skin, The Lobster, are trash, I haven't watched Lighthouse.
@@Christopher-ms5keIMHO The VVitch is a cult classic already, one of the best movies i've ever seen, northman;lighthouse/others he made wasnt so good. But thats fine, artists should be allowed to experiment and make crappy stuff, i'll be following his whole carrer until my death, i'm sure hes gonna make another movie that will still be show in a thousand years from now
A24, Studio that brought you *"Psychological Traumas"* stories
😅😅
Most A24 movies came about, no matter what genre, they cannot escape from the heavy subject matter 😁
@@mohamadafifazizizaidi5625 yes, well they do but no one sees those and it's called weird or gay when they try
Best comment on here. They make unforgettable stuff tbh
@@mohamadafifazizizaidi5625 First Cow is pretty pleasant
They definitely have popularity as a studio, but this isn’t the first time people have rallied behind movies in that way. Annapurna had a strong following, as did Miramax in the 90s. A24 is just the latest.
Remember Dick studios
Also Fox Searchlight and Focus Features. But, I would argue that A24 way surpasses them all.
Focus is gone? Thought Searchlight just lost the fox thing after fox buyout
@@marcusinfinity9386 I didn't say they were gone. No idea.
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When I see the name A24, the first thing that comes to mind for me is being able to describe it as a "Psychological aesthetic" or "Psychedelic-wave," or perhaps even as "One collective"
edit:I modified my comment in order to make them stop barking.
The lighting isnt something special to movies. But like how character driven, or as you said it psychological, it feels, it is consistant. People like consistancy. One director cant make enough movies, and a lot of directors do not tend to be consistent as much as well. Also people got too lazy to remember 30 directors they like, because movies now are mostly seen as just entertainment. Hence a studio is now what we look at. It so happens that A24 is the most consistent in bringing character driven personal drama, with a touch of weirdness so people who like movies can actually say they have good taste. It's good marketing for sure. And thats how they started. Marketing.
minor spellling mistake
That doesn’t even make sense
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What is it even mean? Psychological aesthetic lmao????
When I see a horror movie start out with that A24 on the intro scene I get a big smile on my face.
That means it’s gon be gooooddd!
Cringe.
@@jangdi.good not
Edit:not cringe
@@Mysteriuminiquitatis1998 It means they're gonna spend the whole movie on metaphors
I feel this is almost conditioning in the way the static hbo would work.
I love the resurgence of the "neon noir" style from the 80's that A24 is doing with their films.
like what movies?
Like Body Double?
Describing Spring Breakers as ‘a Britney Spears video directed by Gasper Noe’ is simultaneously the most insane series of words that I have ever heard and the most accurate summary of the movie itself.
Harmony Korine is a crazy person and I love him for it.
Most movies that people label as "A24 movies" were not even produced by A24 but merely distributed by them, Spring Breakers being one example of them. They do not have creative input in those movies and they don't even look similar.
Real, people be giving more Credit to dudes in suits intead of the actual artists
Totally agree, this video is dumb by not taking that into account.
It's more A24 producing/buying a movie because it falls into their style rather than A24 forcing filmmakers to make movies that follow their style.
Did you guys watch this same video as me? They literally explain this at 2:50
@@Jackhoppy The urge to criticize can be blinding them.
@@Jackhoppy did you?? he still ropes in spring breakers with the films they produced, even saying that it established their "style"
Saltburn feels like an a24 film
Yes! We tried to put that in the video somehow, but we couldn’t find a good way.
True, i thought it was when i watched the trailer
It isn't?!
@@cheesecakelasagnai sure would hope not bc even though I liked it it's mediocre at best
I think A24 has a very specific brand that they know people like. They’ve really solidified their place in the market and people are eager to see what they’re going to do next. Their marketing and promotion is top notch for sure.
A24 films have a reputation for their unique and visually striking style. It's amazing how they often manage to bring a fresh perspective to filmmaking, often blending genres and experimenting with storytelling. Their approach to cinematography, use of color, and attention to detail can really make their movies stand out. It's always exciting to see a film that challenges the norms and offers viewers something different. The way A24 films look is a testament to creativity and artistic expression in cinema! 🎥✨
ChatGPT?
@@cnwd3295yep, I wanted to ask exactly that lmao. This definitely looks like a ChatGPT text.
@@cnwd3295 dead internet theory is getting stronger everyday
@@cnwd3295 Looks more like MS's Copilot (aka Bing AI), which has this to say about dead internet theory:
While it’s true that advances in AI technology and the rise of content-curating algorithms are changing the online experience, it’s not evidence of a top-down imposition of sinister plans. In essence, the internet is this way because people like it this way. We’re navigating a complex landscape where both AI-driven content and authentic human expression coexist. So, while the Dead Internet Theory may sound intriguing, it’s essential to recognize that the internet isn’t dead-it’s just evolving, much like the bustling town square it represents. 🌐🤖👥
Personally, I don't know where it found people that like it this way, and I don't want to meet those people.
The internet is cooked dawg I can’t believe it
00:25 A24's stamp of approval.
01:59 Viral marketing success.
03:22 A24's distinctive style.
05:54 Subjective lighting choice.
06:51 A24's impact on TV.
08:51 Multiverse visual storytelling.
Legend
I love Spring Breakers, Mid 90s, The Florida Project and Everything Everywhere All At Once. They got great eyes at A24.
I liked all you mentioned except EEAAO
I loved those as well! American Honey was my intro to A24 and it’s still my favorite.
@@Autumn_Sunrise nice. My most recent trip to the theater was to see Spring Breakers.
@@Stargazer9900imagine liking spring breakers but not liking a 7 time oscar winning movie like EEAAO lmao
@@mdnblues Imagine thinking heavily politized awards like the Oscars are a good measuring tool for the quality of a movie.
As for EEAAO, it's a pretentious mess that wants to pass off as profound and tries too hard at being quirky and special.
is this an AI voice ?
ikr, the way it pronounces A24 is very grating
Sounds like AI narrating this video
I was looking for this comment
so much of this video is copied from Vox's video on a24, but modified in parts so it does not seem like a full-blown copy.
@@anantsharma7955 OMG I WAAS LOOKING FOR THIS YEP
- the narration is ai/bot
- the script may or may not be ai, if not then possible plagarism at points (ive definitely gotten deja vu from things said in this video)
- the sound design is so awful and i dont even edit videos myself to know that. the background music and the way it fades in and out
this video is a pain to watch
looks like ai writing this comment.
the inflection being on the 20 in A24 drove me crazy
First I want to say that I really enjoyed this video essay, it's informative and it help give me a perspective about A24 that I didn't entertain before, but what I really liked about this video is how you used ti to market your LUTs it made me realize that I could do the same thing for my clothing brand. I thik it's brilliant because you serve the viewer and your brand. It's not just sell, sell, sell for the sake of commerce, it's thoughtful and giving back to the community. Keep up the great work!
we already watch movies based on at least one studio: Studio Ghibli.
True but that studio is usually one director: Miyazaki.
So many movies in this video that i had no clue were from A24. I really like their aesthetic and stories. It's new and refreshing!
And 1 that isn't
(There's a shot from The Social Network lol)
A24 is so overrated
@@smartwater598 Smartwater is overrated.
Nobody:
Tarantino: feet, MORE FEET
I used to think I liked his movies for the non-linear storytelling... But now that I'm older, I realize the truth.
What I've noticed with A24 productions is that they are an easy passage from mainstream to a more deep and psychological way of telling stories that helps people who are not accustomed to artistic movies or are afraid of more sophisticated art styles.
dude i've do this long time ago in anime, in anime world studios really make difference, i love watching from studio Kyoani, ghibli, and Pa works
Miramax which you included in the video was literally an example of another studio that had the same type of draw. Oddly Disney who bought them is another example of a studio people used to go see movies from based on the studio's brand.
Agreeeee damn I miss Miramax
Fox Searchlight, Channel 4, MIRAMAX, New Line Cinema, Tristar.
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Thank you 🙏🙏
"Imagine 10 years ago watching for a studio, that'd be crazy." So I guess the 2000's with Paramount Vantage, Fox Searchlight, and Focus Features didn't happen? They rocked the scene in the 2000s much the same way A24 is perceived now. Newline Cinema and Orion before that of the 80's. Dimensions and Touchstone of the 90's.
Yeah, the person who made this video has no idea what they're talking about.
Carlco lol
The point being made about A24 isn't just that they've had a bunch of hit movies but that there is very deliberate purpose in keeping to overarching stylistic choices. I'd relate that to music labels, how we'd associate Sub Pop or 4AD with specific kinds of artist. I can't say I've ever felt that way about Focus, Touchstone or New Line. It's not about having a run of good movies, but of something tying them all together that you come to expect with some certainty.
its true.
Pixar.
No, people perceive A24 as some sort of a "auteur" force simply because of the marketing blitz they've put on, often times they simply acquire and distribute them once they are full made and finished. They premiere at a festival and A24 scoops in and buys it and slaps their logo on it. But even if they did produce them do you really think a studio like A24 would force true auteurs into putting in a "A24" signature stamp? No, they would just walk out. What the studio does is to give the filmmakers as much freedom as possible to make their true visions come true.
More than anything, A24 are world class curators who respect the art of cinema and the filmmakers behind it. They get behind the best, simple as that.
This right here, I was thinking the same thing, I think A24 is drawn more to that style of filmaking vs the other way around which is stll fantastic and refreshing. It like we put our trust in A24 to have back a quality movie
@@travisxpickle as I recall they were one of the first studios to jump to meeting the demands of the writers during the writers strike last year. not terribly surprising.
Exactly. They should be appreciated for basically the same reason New Hollywood producers were, but people are on their nuts so hard they barely give credit to the actual filmmakers.
@@travisxpickleThis. I would add on that their curated films are what people seek / desire these days with their touch on psychological and human elements, leading to their success!
great video, thanks for the work !
Can you please add the CC option to show film titles as they appear on screen? I remember similar channels implementing it during the EveryFrameAPainting days and it's nice to have that option.
Paramount reference is absolutely bang on! "A24 is a stamp of approval" is BANG ON!
I love lot of movies come out from Neon as well. For 90’s, it was Miramax followed by Paramount indie film division, Fox Searchlight, Artisan Films.
Agreed Neon releases some great films as well. Really there’s quite a few smaller outfits that specialize in good films.
Meanwhile you have bigger stars complaining that there isn’t a market in Hollywood for a 3 million to 30 million dollar film from the big distributors.
I would argue that there is a market, but they don’t want to pay a big name actor for that film.
These days I stay away from almost products from the big companies as it’s almost always a waste of my money if I’m going to the theater. (I’ll just stream those movies from home) but I will make an effort for a “neon”, a24, blumhouse, or a few other companies as well.
But it’s also not too hard to spot decent films, you’ll hear about them through the smaller festivals ect.
This was hypnotically interesting. Thank you for making this breakdown of A24. Wow.
Very well made video.
I have watched & loved many A24 movies, but didn't realize THAT was the common factor. Neither did i know about this phenomenon. Good to know.
Well made? Lol. The voiceover is clearly AI, lazy as FUCK
I saw what you did in the thumbnail.. very primal
Sidney Sweeney is so incredibly hot, it's wonderful.
Do you know who the actress is and which A24 film it is?
@@Balem619 Sydney sweeney
Did I just watch a commercial?
Yes you did.
Lol
Well yes, but not for A24, but for their A24 LUTS lol
I remember there being a time in the early 90s when I would get excited for certain studios. Orion, United Artists, Miramax, Bruckheimer Films, Dreamworks, Icon, MGM, and 20th Century Fox. Sometimes thats what got me to stay on HBO because the other option was to flip to the tv guide channel or find the physical tv guide booklet. Sometimes those wouldnt be helpful. Then the opening credits would get me keep me hooked or not.
This is such a good LUT advertisement.
6:25 - Big Data - Dangerous (Oliver Remix)....The groove is real in that song. Great choice
Thanks man, I was looking for this beat for a couple minutes untill see your comment
00:10 I used to do this around early 2000s with New Line Cinema and Dreamworks, and ran away from anything by Focus Features (they came around 😅).
I just see lots of Wong Kar Wai/Christopher Doyle style of lighting and mood. Even in “Moonlight” and “Everywhere” I spotted many frames and shots (especially the step printing sequence) that looked directly inspired by “In the Mood for Love”, “Fallen Angels”, and “Happy Together”.
Hi everyone ! I'm looking for the title of this movie ending with these two stones front of a canyon (picture at @4:26). Is it Everything Everywhere All at Once, I cannot remember ! Thank youuuu
Yes it is
"Independent Fimmaking" caught my eye :) Great video and underscores why most of A24's films have become my favorite films over the last 10-12 years
4:10 💯
I’m late to the party, I’ve been a fan this whole time and didn’t know it was a singular distribution company responsible for my favorite films of recent
fantastic video really!!!
but i have a question: then where is the line that separates the director from a24?
Well done video. I had no idea who A24 even was before seeing this.
Is the speaker voice AI? The way it pronounces studio names and puts the stress weirdly
ive always liked a24 creative direction, really enjoyed the green knight
Idk but the story line and depth analysis to them in the films is beyond amazing!
Your voice is so soothing. It feels like I’m watching an episode of How it’s Made.
Its cause its definitely AI. Almost certain its written by AI too.
No one pronounces a24 as “eh, 24” except for computers that struggle to recreate human inflections
It’s an AI voice. It pronounces certain words and phrases very unnaturally. In particular, “A24”!
@@skogl8 is this an AI comment
@@LukasSchroederFilms probably!
is this an ai generated voice lol
Took me a minute to realize that lol
Midsomer and hereditary are certainly two of my favourite weird movies
I think also that A24 films tend to stay with me long after the film. They are so striking and unanimously creative, it feels super detail oriented and created with passion instead of money in mind
The thumbnail is So detailed and make my thing more steady thank you A24
Because they are made by different filmmakers with various creative approaches and the name of distribution company doesn't matter. It's quite hilarious and at the same time very depressing, how many people are thinking that A24 is the creator of all the movies they distribute.
That's also how it is with other studios/distributors.
Excellent video idea = easy watch! 👍 Also, good work on thumbnail. 🤝
Glad you like it!
Do you know who the actress is and which A24 film it is?
I watched The Zone of Interest yesterday and it fits the vibe you're describing perfectly. It was so disturbing, that the light was so beautiful and simultaniously hinted at these horrors.
Yet it's no A24
I did the same with Focus Feature movies. As a production company they had a style as well especially in the 2000's
Is it really THAT expensive and hard to use real human narrators instead of these AI ones? These really aren't good enough yet. My ears are bleeding after 2 minutes of listening to this robotic crap.
A24 is the only studio doing something different. That's why I enjoy many A24 movies.
sadly we all know that wont last for long everything loses its grip ill give A24 maximum 10 mroe years then they lose what makes theam A24
Not a studio btw
How to be ignorant in two sentences.
Not true.
By far not the only one
Interesting. May I ask what is the synth track playing in the background? It's great.
Just discovered your channel! For years I've wanted to recreate the 90's look in music videos.....I wish I know what that look was called! Examples would be Milk Inc, "walk on Water" Len "steal my sunshine" and Aqua "Barbie Girl"
I can't watch this video. I'm too distracted by the text to speech robot saying "A. TWENTY FOUR." weirdly every single time.
Trudat! ....and "Star WARS"....wtf 🙄
the whole video screams ai. the script definitely has way too many similarities to Vox' video on A24, the narration is done by a bot and the sound design is just horrible (what in the actual heck is this music playing in the background)
@@yeahfelix i don't think it's ai though. the way they pronounce "a24" is exactly like how my friend does it when he's infodumping on movies.
@@PurpleYoshiEgg dude each sentence has just wrong tone. I don’t know what else to say since it’s so blatantly obvious. I personally wouldn’t say it’s the pronunciation of A24 but literally the tone for the ending or beginning of each sentence. It’s also very suspicious how the voice never changes AT ALL. No inflection nothing. Nothing about this videos narration seems real
@@yeahfelix maybe you need better headphones because it isn't ai. i know people who literally speak like the video.
Not to be rude, but the listicle part of the video made negative amounts of sense. None of those numbered reasons are likely to produce any kind of similarity, in fact they are far more likely to produce differences.
I have seen a bunch of these and i can say - all are very immersive!
May I ask what your list would be if you were me, someone who doesn't record Infront of a camera but does audiobooks for audible and Urban writers?
A24 would hate this weird, AI VO'd video...
The comments indicate that people typed without watching the video properly.
honestly same.
what's the name of the soundtrack played at 0:52 - 0:54 ?
The first movie I saw from A24 was Hot Summer Nights. It's such a beautiful film. I watched it 2/3 times and would still do so. The music, the atmosphere of the movie is like an evening of summer where we have a break from everything and just stroll the streets or ride it towards something unplanned.
I remember being excited to watch anything by HBO and Miramax back when they were putting out quality content. These days Netflix originals, especially their documentaries are an instant go-to.
A24's whole aesthetic really is just "Gaspar Noe film with slightly more plot and slightly less sexual violence"
I think it's key that they're a studio that (so far) have let filmmakers create a coherent artistic vision. Nothing feels designed by committee. And audiences respond to that, if given a chance to. Something similar happened with the Andor TV series. Disney had little confidence in it because it didn't feature any characters shoehorned in from the original Star Wars films, so they let Tony Gilroy just run with his artistic vision. The result is something that could easily, oddly, have fit right into the A24 catalogue.
Hope we see a lot more of this. (Back in the day the Miramax logo usually signified a great film was about to begin. And today New Line Cinema can be pretty creative and daring.
Beau is Afraid looks nothing like Priscilla which looks nothing like Spring Breakers which looks nothing like The Lighthouse which looks nothing like Everything Everywhere All At Once which looks nothing like Moonlight which looks nothing like You Hurt My Feelings which looks nothing like The Zone of Interest which looks nothing like Dicks: The Musical. There's no such thing as an "A24" look because they're a distribution studio that happens to produce some of the films they release. Stop trying to push for an "A24" look, that diminishes the vastly different creatives that behind these films.
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It’s not about a specific look it’s about a feel. The feeling of a movie showing you the plot not force feeding it to you.
Learn english
If you'd watched the video, you'd know it kind of explained this...
Cope harder
Fun fact. Many people arrange their dvd/bluray collections in alphabetical order. I arrange them by producer/distributor company, so yeah, I am one of those that in the past would recommend the movie as: it stars... And was made by.... So it gotta be good.
I do that too because they look more neat in that order
What is the song and group of the 1st song in this video?
This is a great post - and despite focusing on a single studio and their recipe for success, it's a great primer - almost a Tips for Successful Movie-making 101, that anyone could utilize to their advantage! I already know I can bet on a satisfying experience when I watch a horror/thriller from Blumhouse ... now I know I'll be satisfied with Everything, Everywhere, All at Once if I see the A24 stamp - must be why I've loved all their productions!
This was time well spent. Wonderful Narration.
0:52 what song is this Shazam can’t pick it up ❤️
your videos are like a year 10 informative writing assignment, but as a job.
Blumhouse is my go-to studio.
i like a24 because their response to the strikes honestly
#1 Artistic Vision is a contradiction. Distinct artistic visions would lead to movies that differ in their looks, not ones that share an aesthetic.
My thoughts exactly. Even the storytelling is very selfsame. Not a creative, open studio at all. The fact they have many genres of films (terror, suspense, comedy, action) does not imply variety of filmmaking and artistic project at all. True differences run deeper than genre distinction.
very well explained
Everything Everywhere All At Once is one of my favorite movies and I became a Stan of it when I was brought to tear at the theater.
Moonlight was not produced by A24 - the movie was produced by Pastel (Adele Romanski) - later on Plan B (Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner) got onboard - some more money were put in and the movie went back into post-production for some final touches - some of the financing was handled by A24 but not produced by them.
Well, IMDB says otherwise but I think you know better than them for sure …
Well putting in money into something makes you a producer
@@willy4819 Putting the money is called financier, not producer. Have you seen an A24 producer or rep to accept the academy award for "best film" for Moonlight? No, because the "best film" award is handed to the producer of the film. Big difference between a Producer and Executive Producer (a credit often given to financiers or representatives of the distribution company). There are Associate Producers, Line Producers, Co-Producers or Executive Producers, to name a few and none of them make you the producer of the film.
@@JerryVanSouth IMDB says many things. As an example: IMDB lists that the budget for Moonlight was 4 mil which is not true. It was actually 1.4. The acquisition price was 4 million. That is not a production budget. And that was stated by Jenkins in multiple interviews and Q&A prior to the Academy Awards.
And if you would work in film and understand what IMDB is and what is it used for, maybe you would not have such a hard time navigating the informations presented / listed there. IMDB is not and was never the most reliable place to gather info about a project for film professionals. It's a good stop but not accurate at all. Cheers
@@user-rm2wj9gj3l they still have the word “producer” in the credit I’m not saying he’s the actual producer as you say they accept the award or something but they get the credit because they put in money.
You forgot to mention it was the only studio not mentioned in the writer/actor strike. Let me correct myself, it was mention as an example of fair pay throughout the production and providing creative freedom to writers and directors. Maybe one day corporate greed will get to them and rot the entire thing
No it's just an independent studio
I've only recently heard of A24 from Hideo Kojima. Apparently, they will be the ones making the Death Stranding movie.
Very insightful about the art of storytelling via film.
The studio doesn’t dictate the look of the film. That is up to the director/ cinematographer.
then how does studio ghibli produce consistent bangers and you know exactly their aesthetic look?
@@PurpleYoshiEgg a24 films don’t have a look lol studio ghibli uses the same artist for their films lol it’s not the studio who creates the look it’s the team behind it…..I go to film school.
@@michialharris1850 the video literally goes over the similarity of how they look in style bruv i don't think you watched the video
7:42 "Hurditary"
Text to speech had a hard time there.. also: inflection on the wrong part of "A24"
4:10 Fimmaking
can't unhur it from now on
Holy crap, you're right. The section title is "fimm" and the AI says Fimm too. Love it@@seanwieland9763
But seriously, even with the issues, the AI is so good I don't think most people here even realise
I wish I could find a FREE Lut that gives the same effect as A24 colour grading.
What is the music name at 0:52?
CAROLCO was a sign of a good movie. Carolco produced The first two Rambo movies, first two Terminator movies, Totall Recall, Basic Instinct, Universal Soldier, Stargate, Red Heat, Jacob's Ladder, Cliffhanger, Showgirls. I don't think that A24 will have such iconic movies and that caliber stars.
Great video and all, but can we just acknowledge that the narrator here sound a *lot* like the narrator from How It's Made?
It's an AI voice....
No, he doesn't at all. It sounds like a robot and it makes the video completely unwatchable.
@@fourthpanda i don't think that's correct.
@@janok2 he don't sound like a robot, though. i think you're just not into this type of video, and that's ok. scroll on, maybe?
@@PurpleYoshiEgg You're completely unaware of how good AI has gotten then cause this is definitely AI.
OH MY GOSH! I had no idea "Everything everywhere all at once" was a movie made by A24. I'm going to watch some more of their productions and might just end up being one of those hardcore fans! Awesome!!
"If it has neon, it's a24" lol
Toni Collete's dialogue in the movie Hereditary (2018) by the film studio A24 was one of the best acting I've ever seen in my life. I was just mind blown she didn't even get an Oscar nod for that scene. Since then, I've been a fan of A24 movies. Then they produced "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once" and swept the Oscars. Just amazing what they could do on such small budget just simply by giving talented people the opportunity to be creative.
It’s not A24, it’s the directors and the cinematographers. It’s so annoying how big of a pedestal A24 has been put on. They put out great movies, but they aren’t behind the fucking camera..
A24 is not single person, it's consist of people
I agree with you, but I think the appeal of A24 is that they have a reputation for being a studio that ALLOWS its artists to do what they want, and therefore allows these movies to be made.
if i see the a24 stamp, i know its an independent film.
You're missing the point... A24 is ACTUALLY LETTING THEIR CREATORS CREATE!!! They don't get in the way of the filmmakers the way other studios do, and that's why the company is blowing up the way it is... So yes they do deserve A LOT of credit for the way they handle the movies they distribute and produce.
studios can have consistency, though. like studio ghibli for its beautiful art, and disney for its soulless cashgrab remakes.