I love how Damien is no bs and straight to the point, not only when talking about his techniques concerning the development of his films but also how his storylines themselves are no nonsense as well.
I think I requested this a couple months ago, so thanks for that! Lol I’ll try my luck again. Would be cool to see one of these about Nicolas Winding Refn.
Thanks a lot for yours videos! I work on a screenplay and it's help so much, it's give me a good energy! If one day, you do the same for Lars von Trier, it could be great. 😊
Most famous directors usually start in their late 20s to early 30s. I think it's because that's normally the age they reach a point of maturity in their life where they are experienced enough to write their first feature or handle the responsibilities of making a film.
@@m.mishra9133 may be a few but usually all the greats. Tarantino Reservoir Dogs at 30. PT Anderson Hard Eight at 24-25. Ryan Coogler Frutvaille Station 28, Spielberg 23 Jaws, Lucas Star Wars 30 and the list goes on.
A very influential Jazz musician I know REALLY didn’t like the portrayal of his culture in WHIPLASH and said it had no connection to the culture that he belonged to. He said it was too aggressive and abusive to be a true portrait of jazz people or the spirit of Jazz...
Well, movies have to be more “aggressive and abusive” versions of real life no? Otherwise, Damien Chazelle wrote Whiplash 90% from his personal experience, so maybe his Jazz world was like that
He's not making a culture statement, he's making a personal human statement of an exaggeration of a subset of musical instructors in general.. 😂Wonder what he thought of the jazz club scenes in La La Land.
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I love how Damien is no bs and straight to the point, not only when talking about his techniques concerning the development of his films but also how his storylines themselves are no nonsense as well.
Exactly, well said! 💯✅🙌
This is gold. Thanks for doing this!
I love his movies
I think I requested this a couple months ago, so thanks for that! Lol
I’ll try my luck again. Would be cool to see one of these about Nicolas Winding Refn.
Just watched First Man a few days Back. Incredible Movie!
Reminds of Tarantino in the best way. Love his emotional intelligence about his impetuses and craft!!!
Yes, he is incredibly smart and articulate, he explains concepts so well
I just started writing . However I wrote my first scene and showed to my friends . They liking it gave me motivation to write more and write better
Rooting for you
thank you for this
Thanks a lot for yours videos! I work on a screenplay and it's help so much, it's give me a good energy!
If one day, you do the same for Lars von Trier, it could be great. 😊
Amazing!
Whiplash, La La Land, Babylon,
Masterpiece!!!
Hands down sensie Damien.
This is really cool content. I've written three screenplays that I shelved.
Unshelve them
How about a video on Robert town or Paddy chayefsky or even paul shrader
It's shocking that he is just 35 years old.
Most famous directors usually start in their late 20s to early 30s. I think it's because that's normally the age they reach a point of maturity in their life where they are experienced enough to write their first feature or handle the responsibilities of making a film.
@@VincentStevenStudio I 100% agree.
But still there are only a few that come to mind who have achieved as much as he has for his age.
@@m.mishra9133 may be a few but usually all the greats. Tarantino Reservoir Dogs at 30. PT Anderson Hard Eight at 24-25. Ryan Coogler Frutvaille Station 28, Spielberg 23 Jaws, Lucas Star Wars 30 and the list goes on.
@@VincentStevenStudio Spielberg was 27 when he made Jaws
@@JacobMcAllister haha yeah. Like what 23.... XD
Most Talented❤️❤️Director 👌
do a video about denis villenue
Coming next week
NOAH BAUMBACH!! please!
He is a nice actor
How about George rr martin 🤔
A very influential Jazz musician I know REALLY didn’t like the portrayal of his culture in WHIPLASH and said it had no connection to the culture that he belonged to. He said it was too aggressive and abusive to be a true portrait of jazz people or the spirit of Jazz...
Well, movies have to be more “aggressive and abusive” versions of real life no? Otherwise, Damien Chazelle wrote Whiplash 90% from his personal experience, so maybe his Jazz world was like that
also the whole point i think is that fletchers approach to jazz is inherently unartistic and not how it should be at all
@@HarvenHaven totally: he's using jazz as a medium to carry out abuse and psychotic, bullying behavior...
That's the case with a lot of jazz artists I know. All thought it seemed one dimensional
He's not making a culture statement, he's making a personal human statement of an exaggeration of a subset of musical instructors in general.. 😂Wonder what he thought of the jazz club scenes in La La Land.
I can’t be the only one that adores Whiplash but can’t enjoy La La Land at all
I feel ya