Cinematography of HER - ACL

[@markantico2820]

Don't understand why this man isn't a famous director yet...

[@vikaskundbi9110]

Money

[@paytongreyson9322]

A trick: watch series on instaflixxer. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@lennoxtravis9487]

@Payton Greyson Yea, been using instaflixxer for years myself =)

[@TomEyeTheSFMguy]

@@paytongreyson9322 You, shut up.

[@TomEyeTheSFMguy]

@@lennoxtravis9487 Both of you, shut up.

[@Bonhomiemori]

These are so insanely helpful, man. Never stop what you're doing!

[@Charlie-qi7ty]

Love this film so much! Glad you made a vid about it

[@mademoisellepoussy8999]

Ooooh one of my favorite movies! so much to say about it! I comment before watching the vid because I know I won't be disapointed! Thx D4rious

[@deegarza153]

definitely learning a lot from your videos! absolutely love them!😍

[@JoshieboyStudios]

Man, your channel deserves so much more credit than it's given and a lot more exposure. I always show you off to my film buddies

[@D4Darious]

+Joshua Clark Thank you for the support Joshua!

[@AmeyaBenare]

Darious is not regular and that affects chances of youtube's promotions. Otherwise, this video would have many times more than 8k plus views right now.

[@beertuben6299]

How regular is regular?

[@somethingaboutthemovies5116]

01:47 it could also be that they're cutting off mid-thigh because they want to emphasize the people being cut-off from the earth or ground onto which they walk with their feet. So you could say we're only see the 'skyline' of these people. Interesting analysis. Thanks.

[@karenazaharapuebla2677]

Excellent as always I love love your videos!!!!

[@aldopadilla1495]

dude, i love your channel. As a newbie film maker, this is one of the most resourceful channels out there. thank you for the tips.

[@indiprotools]

Amazing film. Fantastic work yet again Darious!

[@maxxender]

Great series, I'll keep watching these if you keep doing them!

[@bartrog8331]

Man your amazing! I love Her and you have helped me better understand that movie. Thanks, keep doing!

[@cinemadrone1]

I really like this film. The cinematography is great. I especially like the video game scene. Eerily it's genius imagination. kinda reminds me of Artificial Intelligence directed by Speilberg at least the animated part

[@GlayingSA]

Your videos are amazing bro. Keep em coming. The cinematography ones are very educational for any aspiring filmmaker. Thank you from Durban, South Africa.

[@amon.mccarthy.4828]

Absolutely loved this film,great work keep it up.Try analyzing The Witch.Cheers!

[@TaylorNapolsky]

This is really insightful. Great video.

[@BenjaminQuinlan]

I didn't realize they often change lighting in a dialogue scene so much as seen in the Divorce scene. Cool!

[@anaboccanera592]

amazing video i loved Her

[@mocny01]

thanks ,,you are great teacher

[@JN87FR]

Rizzo, here. Lovin these ACLs, keep 'em comin'! I wonder what's next!

[@sam-dz5zf]

great video! watched end to beginning all the way. also any advice on creating interesting trailers without giving away too much or how to notice or see scenes like you pointed out in this video? thanks !

[@targaryangirlalways5634]

Thought-Provoking. Helpful

[@martinomogavero157]

in the movie theodor's shirt bright colours are often use to focus the attention on him while the background is rather grey

[@FrancescoFerraris]

8:50 - you were right, the images of the steam, the woman walking, etc, are there to create a visual parallel of Theo's discussion. Little fact, this technique of alternating the story with non-plot-related footage, in order to underline a specific event or message, was invented by D.W. Griffith and made famous by Sergeij M. Eiseinstein in the movie "Strike": while the russian soldiers shoot the unarmed civilians, Eisenstein cross-cuts to the slaughtering of a cow, to show us the savagery of the situation.

[@EvanKiddFilms]

Great video breakdown man! Gotta love the cinematography in Her. Every frame is so damn understated yet so evocative and full of expression. Love it!

[@D4Darious]

+Evan Kidd Its the Kidd! thanks for watching and commenting.

[@D4Darious]

+Evan Kidd Its the Kidd! thanks for watching and commenting.

[@D4Darious]

+Evan Kidd Its the Kidd! thanks for watching and commenting.

[@D4Darious]

+Evan Kidd Its the Kidd! thanks for watching and commenting.

[@D4Darious]

+Evan Kidd Its the Kidd! thanks for watching and commenting.

[@sudeeplohar6871]

great one

[@charraznable7663]

how are you not at a million subscribers already? You actually have good content

[@djteddybear131]

THANKS I ENJOY IT DARIOUS....

[@D4Darious]

+djteddy bear Thank you for watching as always DJ!

[@gabrielfranca8352]

Great job, Darious! Would love to see you analyze The Social Network and American Beauty in the future

[@jonson2100]

Doing good work here, mate!

[@kaanakcay2060]

can you do a video about Mr.Robot?

[@shamraut3476]

yup man i saw this movie.. n this video help me for deep overall work of entire team...

[@bencook5307]

Keep it up D! Would love to see some Paul Thomas Anderson flicks!

[@melodiousmonk173]

Another fantastic video my friend :)

[@shua_jk]

I really love your channel man! you really help out a lot! its my dream to be a movie director and be in the movie business

[@Ek70R]

keep going on your dream, I remember on the pre-internet era, watching a lot of hell of movies to understand the concept of "cinematography" and since I come from a very poor country, the idea of becoming a director seemed absurd. I wish I had a guy like this explaining this concepts and ideas back then, I would have really liked to folllow with my dream.

[@NE2TOR]

Awesome video bro!!

[@dariuspk2850]

ooo I've been waiting for this

[@RAWISAygaming]

Great video, keep doing what you do :-)

[@D4Darious]

Thank you TBB! And thanks for watching ;)

[@kollideoskope]

Hey d4darious, big fan of your channel, been subscribed for a while now. Was really hoping you could do one on Birdman if you haven't before. Besides that great video man, keep it up

[@D4Darious]

+TheColorBrownie Thank you CB! I'll have to look into that one.

[@arthurcastellano_dp]

Would love your take on Road to Perdition.

[@yannarthur]

Hey Darious, could you do Story Structure Analysis of HER ?

[@TN-cn8kk]

I thought the kettle represented the conversation Samantha was having - she was talking about how her relationship with Theodore had caused her to grow and change in so many ways, and she later states that she is going on into a new form and such. Like water, being boiled into steam

[@risethehorizon2231]

The director's name is Spike Jonze, not Jonez

[@D4Darious]

Good catch RTH. Just a typo. Thanks for commenting Brutha!

[@risethehorizon2231]

Was that sincere, or did you just turn into Hulk Hogan?

[@D4Darious]

Definitely sincere.

[@samwallaceart288]

1:38 ... I was there when they were filming this, as an extra.

[@-Roos97-]

Samuel Wallace Awesome, did you get to meet the cast?

[@TheBeanDrive]

Could you please do Stoker?

[@olofljunggren1189]

This film is soooooooo good! AAARRGHH!

[@Crunkcoco]

I swear on my mother's life that i will watch this guys recent video

[@Skycube100]

"12 min ago" anyways XD, this is one of those films I've been craving to watch but for some reason I can't hahah

[@lukealdridge2541]

could you possibly do a wes Anderson film next?

[@RyanKhanna]

Every video you put out is just tremendous. Not that I'm not liking these, but will you be doing other videos soon besides breaking down movies?

[@D4Darious]

+Ryan Khanna I breakdown movies BC that's something I do on a regular basis as a filmmaker. I'll be releasing my feature in the nearish future. It's in the works.

[@Kyles_videos]

What do you have your nady sgm 12 recording to

[@anarchyfilms1257]

Cinematography of "It Follows " please !

[@LaVeyanistGames]

I would love to see either an ACL or MBD of The Breakfast Club sometime. Maybe that could be next? :D

[@joedirectorchannel]

I have a question to make: where do you get this high quality movie clips from? How can you use this material without copyright problems? Do you pay for using it, or there's another way? I want to make my own video analysis about movies, but I don't know what to do to not having copyright problems. Can you help me? I'm new of there's things (especially youtube). Mostra meno RISPONDI

[@colourfilmz8365]

please can you do a tutorial for cinematography or making a movie in small locations, my room is small and i am trying to use it in a feature length film, i av seen cinefix top 10 movies shot in one room but none of them really match up with what i want, my location is small and i really want to handle the blocking so that there are gonna be a lots of movements to make the scene active and professional, the type of lenses to use and all that... everything that would help me shoot in a small room and still look professional

[@samwallaceart288]

Check out Darious' short film "Seafood Tester" (later renamed "Unsound" but the original video still has the old name); it makes excellent use of a small space; I think he even repainted his apartment walls to make it more visually interesting. Definitely recommended viewing.

[@circaetus]

Do essay on Locke (2013)

[@serofilmss]

That ending, hahahaha

[@Distractedwalking]

Great video. Only thing, "Palette" was spelled incorrectly.

[@VisualMetaphor]

Colour scheme was great, and Scarlett Johansson voice is too good.

[@MartinLjiljanic]

It'd be great if you could do this for Hunger Games :D

[@rafaelmdiaz11]

Hey Darious just saw the movie A Kind of Murder on Netflix. That was interesting. Any feedback there ??

[@casablanca99]

dragon tattoo plzzz

[@arthistorystorytime]

Cute-ee

[@godzullafc1280]

You should more like this dammit

[@SAndSPictures]

I would so pay for that Short Film feedback if it were around $100 as opposed to $220.

[@drand9228]

lookin good in salmon brah

[@D4Darious]

+:D rand thank you LOL.

[@johnburton3763]

8:15 "You rarely every see zooms in filmmaking. So here, they're punctuating an uncommon argument in an uncommon way." See, THIS is the problem I have with this kind of film analysis. You have NO way of knowing that was the director's intention. Maybe they didn't do a push in, and later in the edit they used a digital zoom instead, because that's all they had. Or maybe the director just had it in his head as a zoom. To say "zooms are uncommon; the argument is uncommon" is just seeing signal in the noise.

[@nintendokings]

It's pronounced 'Hoy-tuh', not 'Hoy-tay'. Coming from a Dutch guy. Love the vid bro!

[@TigerTalks]

*spike jonze

[@DramaticFunnaticKK]

Last... when I posted, I was last... I guess not anymore. sigh...

[@D4Darious]

You're not last. You're fourth! Still good lol.

[@DramaticFunnaticKK]

+D4Darious Ha, now you're las... wait if I send it then am las... whatever. Also, will approach you later for le consultations on some films am working on... peace

[@MrKurdishFreak]

Why is he allowed to upload breakdowns of movies and even play short scenes from them and cinematoography database is not?

[@pasha_houston]

The color theme in this movie was one of the things that was annoying me.This kindergarden atmosphere around a sad lonely dude, made me want to turn this movie off right away. Only she wanted to keep watching it, and were in a theater))

[@badmofo1117]

First

[@D4Darious]

Booyakasha!

[@GlayingSA]

Your videos are amazing bro. Keep em coming. The cinematography ones are very educational for any aspiring filmmaker. Thank you from Durban, South Africa.