How Scorsese Shoots A Film At 3 Budget Levels
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
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In this video I’ll break down Martin Scorsese's approach to shooting Mean Streets, Goodfellas and Gangs Of New York, to identify similarities in his style and his allocation of resources.
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List Of Films Featured:
Mean Streets (1973)
Goodfellas (1990)
Gangs Of New York (2002)
0:00 Introduction
0:49 Mean Streets
5:25 Goodfellas
8:31 Gangs Of New York
12:06 Conclusion
Music:
Ian Post - 'Dusk'
Ian Post - 'The Meadow'
Ian Post - 'Skipping'
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Veshza - 'Null'
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Since some people have been asking for it, here are the budgets adjusted for inflation (as of 2020):
Mean Streets: $1.7 Million
Goodfellas: $49 Million
Gangs Of New York: $143 Million
Mantin Scorcese is so good director want part 2
I know this man only has 3 films, but how about the evolution of Andrew Dominik?
I only just discovered your channel and I wanna say, it's just incredible what good, interesting content you produce! Thanks for that. :)
I feel the irishman would have been better for comparison cos it's his most expensive film to date. $300m+ if I'm not wrong. He's also exploring similar characters and themes in all three films.
@@rohitjayade367 That budget was mostly because of the de-aging. Otherwise this movie wasn't as grand in scale as Gangs was.
And it's the biggest budget film where they left in someone looking at the camera! 10:17
I didn't expect cranes to be used this way, especially in pair with Range Rover
Because of football games, I had an image in my mind that they would have some kind of motor on the rigging the camera was attached to. But then I have to remember what year the movie was made when he said that it was a range rover that was making the camera move. So I said, oh yeah, they didn't have anything like that back then.
But I wonder if that is where the inspiration for what they use at football games came from.
It is probably because of the weight of the camera that they couldn’t use the spider cam set used in sports broadcasts or maybe it was also a noise concern (something like the one mentioned for mean streets) - by using a rope and the car the source of the noise /engine sound is far away especially important for the first segment (close up of the dead Liam Neeson Character).
Crazy to think that you could produce a similar shot today by using a drone
@@kozykev definitely but the problem with a noisy engine and spinning propellors remain
Spielberg would be a nice addition to your series, as well as Ridley Scott (even George Lucas would have a nice and interesting video about THX-1138, STAR WARS and a prequel movie)
My heart is happy now that I’ve seen this. Thank you for this.
This was great as always. It's really cool to see the evolution and the things the directors keep the same along the years. Would love to see a 3 budget levels of PTA movies. And a full breakdown of the ciinematography of Raging Bull, it's one of my favorite movies ever! I love the cinematography of that movie it's amazing!
I was thinking of doing PTA next. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@InDepthCine oh snaaaaapppppp ~ so i know it'll be Hard Eight and phantom thread (or there will be blood, i dunno)
BUT - what will the "medium" budget breakdown be?
@@InDepthCine hard eight- low budget
Phantom thread,magnolia- middle
Master,There will be blood- high budget ( according to PTA standard)
@@InDepthCine you should try Denis vellienuie
How Scorsese Shoots A Pimp At 3 Shooting Ranges
XD
Thank you for always adding subtitles! For me, as English is not my first language, they are very helpful!
I’ve been waiting for this video, nice job
I love how you put these videos together. You’ve made a fantastic series!
Currently taking notes and binging your format. It's so well executed. Thanks a lot!
Mate, your videos are fantastic! Thanks for everything you do!
Was expecting this video for over a long time.
Thank you depth cine❤
I love this series! Keep up the masterful work!
Great video series - appreciate the content. Keep up the good work.
Love this series, nice concept! :)
I noticed that usually the movie in the middle of this, each stuck the most with me (Pulp Fiction, Memento, Goodfellas...).
So directors seem to be in their prime, just before getting so successful, that they get to full of themselfes and can do whatever they want.
Restrictions are good for creativity in filmmaking, it seems. :D
I've been waiting for this.
Thank you so much for your videos they are very entertaining and informative ❤️
It would be very interesting if you could do the story of video-assist and how it evolved from film to digital movie camera :)
My new favorite channel! Thanks for the content!
Oh god do I love Gangs of New York, man 2002 was a great movie year! Also, that movie is almost everything I wanted the Assassin’s Creed movie to be, sometimes I like to pretend it is the Assassin’s Creed movie 😂 Hope you’re doing well btw Grey, it’s getting so cold over here lol.
This is great! love your videos.
Your videos are always informative
Great video as always, would love one on Spielberg !
Just found your channel, subscribed and thanks for the content 👍
Another excellent video. Thank you!
Lovely, informative video as always. My only complain is it isn't twice as long!
This is one of the most intelligent and well-spoken channels on filmmaking that I have personally come across. I watched the Tarantino video before this one, and I am very interested in seeing more videos!
I really love these videos and I wanna thank you for making this one in particular because Scorsese is probably my favorite director. I was wondering if you ever wanted to do one about Stanley Kubrick?
Fantastic as always.
Fantastic Video. Subscribed
Great video, thank you so much! :)
I'd be interested to hear this same approach on budget analytics in the future on directors like Oliver Stone, Tim Burton and Wes Anderson. Especially Tim Burton on films like Beetlejuice, Batman, and Sweeney Todd, in my humble opinion.
This was a nice breakdown on how Scorsese worked around these budgetary constraints of his earlier work and how he did it when he secured a bigger budget later on in his directorial output, whether it was Gangs of New York or The Departed, among others in his later career.
In any event, I look forward to the next installments on this nice series of yours, so keep up the good work on them!!!
Incredible Vid!
Great video-essay man! Should be part of a filmschool curriculum
Please continue this series ❤️❤️
excellent videos
Thank you for keeping us up with such great content❤️
Scorsese ❤️
Dude you distill this information so well
You should do Dion Beebe and his work on Collateral/Miami Vice 2006. Criminally underrated action films that are shot to perfection IMO.
You should do Wes Anderson or Alejandro González Iñárritu next!
Hey would you do a video about the Queen's Gambit I think it's a master class in practical lighting ... Thanks you allot.
The fact that Scorsese keeps exploring other genres is what makes his career last so long
I literally just sat down to watch Goodfellas on tv and this video popped up in my youtube feed, nice.
Man you need to do the Coens or Villeneuve. 🙂
Love this series, do one for Denis Villenuve.
A PTA video would be dope
I love this series
Love these videos - but on this one I think not mentioning the cost of the soundtrack on Goodfellas, is an oversight. There is no official number, but some have said it's the most expensive soundtrack in film history, possibly accounting for more than half the budget (includes two Rolling Stones songs, Dean Martin, Donovan, George Harrison, etc.).
Thank you ❤
Good video🤜
I wish you would have chosen "After hours" in low budget. That's an amazing movie that has an uncanny feel to it. Can watch it multiple times.
Thank you very much for your well informed essays. These RUclips is rather short of
Have you thought about making a video about Terry Gilliam? Sure he‘s never come anywhere near the 100 million dollar mark. But nevertheless he might be interesting, especially for those who need/want to do more with less to nothing.
Thanks bro.
You have a great voice.
Could you do Wes Anderson next? Great video!
Edgar Wright would be an amazing addition to this series!
agreed
I concur
I'd love to see a video on Edgar Wright, Ridley Scott or Guy Ritchie.
Please do one on Wes Anderson
My favorite director.
Can you do one for James Cameron, Taika Watiti
The more energy the more hope
Do Dennis Villanueva please!!
i’ll watch later but have a like from now.
Thanks for the subtitles 🇷🇺
i'm thinking a Robert Rodriguez video HAS to be up soon, right?
I mean, the budget gap between his films is unrivaled
Next do Coen brothers, with fargo the big Lebowski and no country for old men
Would love to see David Lynch :)
I like your video.
I know he only has 3 but a Robert eggers one would be great
Can we get an Alejandro Inarritu one?
Raging Bull and King of Comedy sure are iconic, but I'm not sure about "successful." Scorsese thought Raging Bull would be his last movie, and King of Comedy was a massive commercial flop.
PTA NEXT!!
Most directors today: Crane shot? CGI that bitch!
Scorsese: So I built an SUV-operated cable car for the sake of a single shot...
True art takes insane levels of dedication, folks.
Great video in a great series!! I’d love to see one on Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg, or Paul Thomas Anderson.
12:24 hahahaha
It's sad to know that this legend is finding it very difficult to finance his films nowadays but Studios Shit out How many ever comic book crap they want. Shame on Hollywood!
Right.scorsese said it took many years to get finance for the irishman.😔😔
You have no idea how films work
Are you from South Africa bro?
Paul Thomas Anderson would be a brilliant video
Amazing channel. If I could ask for one thing I would say - more female directors please! Thanks :)
You Gotta Do Wes Anderson Next
Can you do Peter Jackson next or Tim Burton?
Aw yiiiiiiiiiih boyyyyy
Two years just on the CGI scenes. When you hear things like that you say no wonder budgets get to be so big. But you have to remember that often the budgets are mostly spent on the actors. And then you see why many people who are working in areas like that get jaded about working on movies.
That's entertainment.
you should've made this a "4 budget levels" video considering the budget of The Irishman haha
PYou should do a "How Godard Shoots a film at 3 diferents buged levels".
Ed Wood
Yes, yes, y'all.
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Pleaase do Francis Ford Copola NEXT.
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MUKIZMO!
It's Ma-cheese-mo not Makismo, Machismo.
I learnt more here than at masterclass.com , which was a total waste of money. bummer!
Tbh gangs of ny might be one of the worst scorsese movie although it is still much better than 90% of other movies
Its pronounced machismo
Never been a fan.
I love your videos but machismo comes from macho. So if you know how to pronounce macho, you should pronounce machismo properly. Just so you know!