DP/30: Silver Linings Playbook, director David O. Russell, editor Jay Cassidy

Shot in Los Angeles, December 2012

[@Silrian777]

I so agree completely with how these two approach filmmaking. Russell's integrity really adds to how much I like his films.

[@TPF1138]

Great stuff. Jay Cassidy's 55min theorem kinda' blew my mind. Many thanks.

[@bspeiser]

What a great interview. This really delivers on the director-editor relationship. Thanks

[@kapannier]

Well...you have to have that passion for your material, otherwise the entire impetus behind making it is nullified. It's blood, sweat and tears that is put into such a process, i think it's pretty important for him to love his stuff ;)

[@HicoxArchie]

O'Russell really loves his own movies lol

[@mcg413]

David O. Russell is one of my heroes. He's always doing something different and surprising rather than what a lot of today's other directors do. In his career, he's done a sex comedy, a war satire, a philosophical comedy, a sports biopic, and now a dramedy about mental issues, all of them done expertly. What have many directors been doing with their careers lately? Copying Michael Bay.

[@rubenvillan7984]

Stanley Kubrick was my hero. He makes better movies than this guy. He made great films such as 2001: A space odyssey, A clockwork orange, and Dr. Strangelove. Too bad he only made 13 films in his career. He never won an oscar for directing. I believe Kubrick is one of the greatest filmmakers in the generation of cinema. I like other directors like Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, James Cameron, and Peter Jackson.

[@TeeViz]

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