Terrence Malick on Storyboarding
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2019
- Terrence Malick on Storyboarding.
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Terence is an artist behind the camera astounding camera angles so different from other directors (I had to edit this to say that he is the Picasso of filmmaking!)
Very true. A master at the camera. He should have his own masterclass for that lol.
Yea the cinematography in his movies is great but everything else is pretty terrible
In terms of being secluded, you would think Kubrick was Tarantino. This is a real find.
I used to resent his films a few years back .now I'm almost 40 and they sink in my soul like no other . You have to be mature for this man
Idk about that i'm pretty immature but i love him🥸
I watched “The Tree of Life” when I was 16 and I fell in love with him as a director instantly. I don’t think it’s about age, it’s more about your spirituality and deepness.
Couldn't agree more. I think a lot of great art is the same thing. I couldn't even finish TTRL or Tree of Life during my first watches. Now they captivate me so much.
I love Terrence Malick and his films.
How do you know enough about him to "love" him? I like his 1st 3 movies but I can't stand how pretentious his films are now.
There’s nothing pretentious about Malick’s films. The problem is YOU.
@@winstonsmiththx1138 Where exactly do they pretend anything that isn't there?
@@elfsieben1450 I'm sorry but what the hell are you asking?
@@winstonsmiththx1138 You wrote his films were pretentious. So what's the pretension?
This is rare, he's usually a recluse.
wow, just wow. Golden quotes, listen, rewind, cherish. Thank you for this rare audio.
Whoever came here to listen to him are the one who is trying understand the coding of the Universe.
I was like fuck me
What does this guy sound like?
Honestly I’m a little disappointed
Nope.
I just came here to listen to his thoughts on the art of film and film-making and his personal approach to film-making.
And that's what I got.
I find it interesting that he wants not to rely on storyboards because he wants to keep his art distinct from theatre.
There are some who consider him "less film" for doing that; while it seems to me that he hinself considers his emancipation from storyboards either "more film" or "more true to life".
There's definitely a less "staged" aesthetic to Malick's films compared to other movies.
It would be nice to get to know more about his reasons behind aiming for that effect.
But that's just getting to know his artistic way of coding his films; it does nothing to decode the make-up of the natural universe as such.
So, I come out of a constructivistic interest.
@@ruly8153 Why? What did you expect?
@@ruly8153 You can hear him early in 'Days of Heaven' as the preacher reading Psalm 90 on the morning of the first day of work on the farm.
@@BrianMcInnis87 he also has a role in Badlands with a bit of dialouge with Martin Sheen
If uou allow thing to happen like how they are being presented, in real time, irl 🙌
Wow this is incidence and art combined , if u know what this means, every detail and edits are taken with efforts ♠️ i like this. This is flow.
I was of the opinion Malick's voice is high pitched, weird, that that is the reason partly why he's so isolated and secluded. So this is interesting, his voice is perfectly normal, so he isn't hiding because of some shame, it really is some personal choice.
You can hear his voice and see him acting in Badlands, he plays the draftsman who stops by the rich man’s house while Kit is robbing the guy, for a while that was the only footage of Malick
He's just a shy guy away from Hollywood who makes movies out of passion.
This is the first time I've heard his voice. He sounds kinda like Hank Hill.
People who do not like Terrance Malick's movies do not make interesting friends.
What a normal thing to say!
Malick is a great artist and I believe a disciple of Werner Herzog.
The voice of a genius.
When and where was this picture taken?
I'm not a big fan of Terrence Malick films but he is one of the most genius directors of the last 50 years.
Genius.
Got more?
It's from a panel with linklater and fassbender
Once a year Terry has a special dinner at his house, for friends, colleague, someone recorded this during the talk by the fire after the dinner. Look it up they happen in Tennessee if you want to attend, write him.
Where is this from? I want to mention it in an essay but would need a citation
Once a year Terry has a special dinner at his house, for friends, colleague, someone recorded this during the talk by the fire after the dinner. Look it up they happen in Tennessee if you want to attend, write him.
Oh my god, he almost sounds like Owen Wilson
your comment brought me to this "if Malick directed Zoolander" so thanks cos it gave me a good laugh! ruclips.net/video/0J4DcJE1GtU/видео.html
Laiyam Baennotte no thank you
He's from Texas.
Texas Owen Wilson
'WOW'
But Terrence, tell us about Sissy. What was she like to direct. 😆
Yeah Terry - cos theatre has a very direct communication style to its audience - it’s so intimate. That kind of intimacy and directness doesn’t really work in film - or does it? He achieves his personal connection through beautifully crafted internal speech.
anyone gonna ask about his shitty film he made that's locked up in AFI called Lanton Mills 1969
All we wanna hear from your ass is where this audio comes from, T.N.A. Ain't got no other links to show us but that one.
Once a year Terry has a special dinner at his house, for friends, colleague, someone recorded this during the talk by the fire after the dinner. Look it up they happen in Tennessee if you want to attend, write him.
i cannot even hear him properly....only umm..mmm...ommm...you know...ummm
Maybe that's why he never does interviews. Maybe he knows he's just not a great speaker when it comes to interviews
He basically said that he does not want to base shots for his films on storyboards (or at least tries not to stick to them too closely), because in his experience this would give the finished product a staged look, like a theatre production.
@@bentonxavier5094 the interviewer is mmhmming all over Malick. It's badly recorded.
@@beauclaus well it doesn't interfere with Malick speaking, I can hear him very clearly
@@bentonxavier5094 I'm guessing Anurag Paul had issues.
This kind of explains why The Tree of Life seems to go nowhere
The script is the reason that movie goes nowhere
@@winstonsmiththx1138 or lack thereof
@Formerly Paul I'd like to see him USE the script. His style is to ignore the script film everything, then edit something together.
Jerome, wrong! The Tree of Life went a lot of places. You simply just don’t get it. Watch the movie again, you anti-intellectual.
@@DanielMazahreh To be fair, the full quote is "*seems* to go nowhere", which is not the strong claim your reply refutes. No idea where you take the "anti-intellectual" from.