Great Directors discuss Filmmaking - Making It in Hollywood Part 1

This documentary program explores the art of writing a movie or choosing a script, the care and feeding of actors, how to work successfully with each actor, and why your cinematographer is your best friend, while looking ahead to the future of the industry.
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In this informative three-part series, 33 distinguished directors reveal their secrets behind the craft of filmmaking. Directors such as Martin Scorsese, Robert Altman, David Lynch, Penny Marshall, George Lucas, Nora Ephron, Terry Gilliam, Spike Lee and Oliver Stone discuss how they got started and what exactly they do. The series also covers the art of writing a movie or choosing a script, dealing with actors, and the future of the industry. Film buffs will enjoy examples of how legendary scenes were staged and shot.

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[@1997calvert]

@manufacturinintellect Amazing direct-to-DVD program. But you know I think there are some other directors that should have been included in Life Behind The Camera. So here is my list of them: 1 Woody Allen 2 Francis Ford Coppala 3 Joe Dante 4 Milos Formen 5 Jim Henson (1939-1990) 6 Norman Jewlson 7 Peter Jackson 8 Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999) 9 John Landis 10 George Miller 11John McTiernan 12 Frank Oz 13 Alan Parker 14 Brian De Palma 15 Ivan Rightman 16 Barbara Streisand 17 Joel Schumacher What do you think it would be like if they were included? Please reply back.

[@darinsingleton3553]

One gets an immense sense of melancholy when one considers how many of these artists are now gone. One hopes they enjoyed the time they had, and commends them for their contributions to so many lives.

[@lessandra602]

Darin Singleton ❤️

[@paulhiggins1577]

hardly any of them are gone

[@luisrizo8813]

Bryan Singer ?

[@user-rb5tx7qz5w]

You said that in the single most pretentious way imaginable

[@Owen-ub3fv]

​@@luisrizo8813Good riddance.

[@alexandersmirnov7851]

9:41 The sand castle quote by Robert Altman is magnificent. What a beautiful way to put the essence of filmmaking into words

[@citizenchris099]

he's not talking about just filmmaking though. that's a metaphor for all of life's endeavors.

[@Dstonephoto]

Hey I’m on the verge of pursuing filmmaking - I loved this video . Digging the whole blade runner sound design (Sylenth?) and the colors on this are just sublime. We’re all overthinking this gear game .

[@Aamirdada]

Very good. Thanks for this video

[@aidanlynn]

I think this could be the best filmmaking documentary ever. Just look at all the great names that are featured here while they were still alive.

[@bensilverstein5883]

The magic is still alive and always will be, great movies are not about money, great movies are about love, passion,

[@mychalsimmons4177]

I love this. Explains so much

[@MaeyaTVusa]

Awesome documentary

[@luisrizo8813]

09:13; seriously, his 90s are all over the map (Death becomes her, Forrest Gump, Contact).

[@silentwitness536]

This was made in 2006.

[@Owen-ub3fv]

Why does the documentaries opening theme sound like the BBC Gardeners World theme tune? Lol.

[@alexandersmirnov7851]

43:34 Wow! Robert Zemeckis predicted prompts and generative AI - now we really can create art using only our keyboards

[@MatthewMan1997]

Man, listening to George Lucas talk about his films is so sad. You can tell all the hate he got from the prequels really hurt him.

[@zoetropeguardian]

Thankfully we're at a point five years after your comment where people are starting to see how great of a filmmaker he really is. We still have a ways to go but hopefully it continues to get better as he's truly one of the all-time greats and deserves to be seen as such. I've been working on and off on a documentary about him. Hopefully it can help further and show he's more than just the man that created Star Wars as his imprint can't be understated. Both film and television. Plus beyond them.

[@citizenchris099]

It's more than a little cringe to me that Singer was included in this list of otherwise phenomenal directors.

[@southlondon86]

Hindsight is 20/20 sir

[@mosciago]

Penny marshall Garry Marshall Robert Altman William Friedkin Richard Donner Bryan Singer Terry Gilliam Wes Craven Tim Burton James Camern Chris Columbus Cameron Crowe Frank Darabont Jonathan Demme Ron Howard Spike Lee Barry Levinson George Lucas Martin Scorsese Ridley Scott Tony Scott David Zucker Robert Zemeckis Clint Eastwood Rob Reiner Oliver Stone Adrian Lyne Steven Spielberg David Lynch Robert Benton Lawrence Kasdan Nora Ephron Sydney Pollack

[@David-mg1yj]

Mr Eastwood, "Nobody knows nothing" and "Nobody knows anything", are two completely different things.

[@AceHardy]

🎬🎥🔥

[@chasetheibault]

43:34 he knew about ai…

[@carsstuffchannel8576]

What year was this Doc

[@luisrizo8813]

From 1997-2007; Robert Emery published 4 books of transcribed interviews from these hour long documentaries.

[@luisrizo8813]

04:53; such a shame he retired after that payout.

[@AceHardy]

🎬🎥

[@womanwholovesrain]

i wanna be hollywood actress. 😝

[@starbright6579]

I want to be a film producer. I'm a woman and it's not a lot of female filmmakers but I wish us both the best. Oh and Spike Lee inspired me to become a film producer, he's like a second dad to me.

[@mikmal5786]

Why the f is bryan singer here. Please edit him out.

[@taylorward3773]

This is obviously an older documentary

[@carloscinemacorner3182]

They all knew…….

[@michaelthomas1614]

If he was never convicted, who the fck are you idiots to judge