3. Chaplin, Part I (2007)

[@allielee]

I love that he addresses the video audience in his lecture- makes it seem like we are really part of the class as well

[@userwheretogo]

it warms the cockle of my heart.

[@7somekindofsomething]

Thank you so much for this. I've always wanted to study film but just never really had the money. This has made my covid lockdown! So much appreciated

[@christophergarces5708]

Thanks!!

[@kamalmitra8032]

Phenomenonal!

[@stepheng9607]

Wonderful lecture. Thank you

[@malayali-appreciator-69]

Really excellent. I'm new to learning about filmmaking at almost 33 years of age now, and as a long-time admirer of Stanley Kubrick, I figured 'why not?' Can anyone recommend any KZbin videos or playlists that go over the more technical and what we'd normally call practical aspects? I can't seem to find much on director's craft. Maybe that is something you just need to read about. Or actually go to a film school lol...but no money. Thanks for keeping so many courses of MIT public and free.

[@apachebras]

Talking movies is a good book. I am reading Bordwell's Film Art right now and loving It.

[@RaysNewLife]

studiobinder and robert rodriguez directors chair

[@himani784]

great lecture sir

[@anonimaus7492]

This was extremely informative!!

[@xiao6826]

Good to know

[@kishorkunal5917]

Great.

[@ratvibe]

The subtitles keep calling him Chaplain lol

[@mitocw]

Thanks for your note! The caption has been updated.

[@AceOfSevens]

The title says this is from 2007, but the description says 2013. The title seems to be correct because the NYT article he talks about here was published September 2007.

[@mitocw]

This lecture was recorded for the 2007 version of the course and was used again for the 2013 version. See the Lecture Videos & Notes section of the course for more details at: ocw.mit.edu/21L-011F13

[@4oreignr728]

it hurts me listening that Edison was the inventor where Nikola Tesla was the genuine genuis

[@RaysNewLife]

edison was pure grit and determination

[@nazaren45]

🙂👍