How your screenplay SHOULD BE WRITTEN according to Quentin Tarantino

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[@alumbo]

I LOVE listening to him talk about film. Always riveting.

[@randomcracka3]

And that's how you can tell a true passion.

[@themanwithnothingtolose]

I love listening to him talk about any work of fiction in general

[@hameed]

Better than listening to him talk about feet

[@justinwinningham4892]

@@hameedor himself

[@henokwoldemichael1749]

Same

[@tristonturner3524]

I hope this isn't just the algorithm giving me this video. I hope this is in my recommended for awhile. I want to keep learning from this man and I haven't seen all his videos..yet.

[@djbillybool8173]

u gotta sub to the channel bro it’s filled with tarantino

[@whengrapespop5728]

Why not just subscribe to the channel, then?

[@shriv365]

are you for real man??? why are you speaking my mind??? ooohh... thats creepy... anyways good suggestions to subscribe... I did just that

[@yonnyboy]

You'll be a foot enjoyer in no time

[@ZyloTV]

@@yonnyboy a foot enjoyer? 🤔🤨

[@memesouls8653]

Whenever I write scripts I write is as if I’m writing a novel. I really like Taratino’s approach when it comes to writing because it reflects my train of thought when I try to keep my screenplay as fresh and exciting as possible. Reading a script that basically just goes like “this happened, then this happened, then random dude said this” is really boring. Having a script that keeps you on the edge of your seat and allows you to envision yourself as one of the characters really not only helps you film those scenes later on but also allows the actors to better get there heads into the role. Having visceral descriptions and naturalistic dialogue makes the story all the more engaging and connected with our imagination and reality.

[@dreck250]

What script have you ever written 😂

[@juiceplayz3338]

@@dreck250 come on man u shouldnt say shit like tht

[@dreck250]

@@juiceplayz3338 lmaooo il say whatever i want cry about it somewhere else😂

[@juiceplayz3338]

@@dreck250 ok man u do u i just think it is a very negative thing but whatever..

[@tperson8347]

Such a gifted & talented director

[@user-yb8vr2ip2t]

He's VERY hit or miss. Some good stuff, lots of complete garbage. He's no Anthony Minghella.

[@adrians417]

It’s really cool to see him be “normal” and talk about something he loves.

[@miggy78]

Great movie with James Coburn & Charles Bronson. It’s about street fighting during the Great Depression.

[@erikramaekers63]

The title in Europe was :The Streetfighter

[@MiloFPS]

I’ve read Walter Hills other script, the Getaway and it’s similar to the way Tarantino describes Hard Times.

[@danielking910]

I wish I could express and explain the things I talk about half as well as he does!

[@maddog788]

He's like the leading scientist in all thinks cinema hearing him speak about movies is like listening to a painter describing famous art pieces. Cant wait for his next film.

[@festo512]

What do you find special about his movies? When all he does is just copy movies he likes Can't anybody do that and get same results?

[@thatonelonghairedguy764]

Tarantino is a crazy genius when it comes to filmmaking

[@_Only_Zuul]

such the passions he have! is amazing this mens who he be!

[@paullebon323]

QT is a passionate man.

[@redskywalker3374]

Before Fight Club , there was Hard Times

[@halfxbreed23]

Lol I think thats a talent some people have, compelling writing. While others just know what they want to see and write it like a recipe.

[@qjames0077]

Keep the Tarantino coming boissss

[@johnd4270]

I love you man you’re awesome. I love every single film you only did 10 films imagine doing 10 great films every films great

[@steveconn]

Hard Times is interesting...depression era NOLA. Powerful.

[@darj617]

Q should spend the rest of his life going around college campuses giving speeches on how great of an artist he is.

[@viktormuerte]

This isn't about him though.

[@user-yb8vr2ip2t]

He's mediocre.

[@fernandovasquez385]

where is he talking in here? Would like to find the full speech please

[@edmannope7497]

My man Tarantino is Welcoming the Black Parade.

[@mitt4276]

When I was a young boy

[@darrylwayne1292]

Thats a mariachi coat

[@Oscar.Vasquezzz]

@@mitt4276 back there in seminary school

[@mitt4276]

@@Oscar.Vasquezzz wot?

[@edmannope7497]

@@darrylwayne1292 nah fam he stole it from Gerard Way.

[@zacksrandomprojects9698]

I pooped my pants

[@kennethjenkins5578]

Having passion about something makes you a wealthy man

[@poinekam8704]

So QT believes the script could be an exllcent literary works before it has been made as film.Each his script can sold as graet novel works.

[@artistaccount]

Yeah but movies are more famous and make more money than books I assume. Most people don't even the shining is a book. But I think internet changed that cause every time I see a movie based on a book I somehow know it's a book like the internet usually tells me it a book

[@jamesv.7041]

So, good writing is good writing.... Imagine that

[@artifactis]

True romance 2

[@elbruces]

The guy spent years watching movies, reading scripts and then watching the movies again, before he tried his hand at it. This is how you do it.

[@Wabbajock_Dugatti]

He could easily retire & become a film teacher

[@CreativoArtistico]

❤🥇😇🌹🥇🙏❤️

[@JesusChris]

Full video?

[@jabbarthomas5855]

AAAAA to the MEN!! That means “Amen”, y’all!! The Right Reverend Quentin Tarantino is preachin’ here!!! This goes AGAINST the screenwriter’s cliché that a screenplay is merely a “blueprint to make a movie”! Every screenwriting teacher I’ve ever had has always said this, but it NEVER felt right to me! PEOPLE (producers Ave agents) have to read and enjoy the screenplay as an audience in order to see potential in it to sell it then make it into to movie--so it THEN can be used as a blueprint! But FIRST it has to be GOOD LITERATURE before the script gets to that stage! I’m sharing this with MY screenwriting students and we’re going to study Hard Times just because Rev. T recommends it! And let the church say.:.

[@jabbarthomas5855]

@Sabizos Holy cow! I was being humorous!!

[@miggy78]

Edgar Rice does the same thing but he goes further. He used iPads and sound effects…he has fun with it. Not saying he’s better then QT. They both have the same philosophy when it comes to script writing and making films.

[@hi-five4960]

but you already saw the movie, my man

[@GeorgeBridgetower]

He's only making one more film? Fuck

[@lanolinlight]

Carpe diem.

[@airborneandrowdy]

I could listen to Tarantino talk about Hollywood until I die.

[@jaybee9269]

Right?

[@alejandroalbanalvarez1022]

Me 2 Airborne

[@luckyjohn19]

@@theknight8560 LoL 😉 ~

[@huntersyoutube7281]

I agree with ​@@theknight8560 he’s not talking about Hollywood. Hollywood is disgusting full of gross egotistical people. He’s talking about cinematography/writing. Which is beautiful

[@vladislavno]

🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱

[@skiloz0245]

love watching passionate ppl talk about things they love

[@rktsnail]

I’m telling you….. especially in this digital era of everyone trying to be like everyone else, authenticity and passion warms people’s hearts

[@skiloz0245]

@@rktsnail 100%

[@StreetHierarchy]

I'll never forget reading the Django Unchained screenplay and Schultz shoots one of the Speck Brothers' horses and it collapses on the Speck brother's leg. The script reads "Dickie lets out a bitch like scream" I almost died.

[@wesrm1]

That was inspiring. Now I want to read his screenplays. I’m going to check and see if they are available for the lay person.

[@playversetv3877]

i have his screenplays, you can buy it for 10 dollars if you want

[@dreck250]

You can probably find em on the internet dont address the idiot trying to sell em to you

[@dreck250]

@@playversetv3877go try and scam someone else

[@TheBillytalent10]

Studio binder has the PDF’s for free. A good selection of scripts, everything from The Apartment (1960) to 300 (2006).

[@austinkelly7841]

Reminds me of the first time I read a Vince Gillian screenplay. Man, those BB and BCS scripts are so beautiful that every scene is vividly painted. Nothing is left up to the imagination. A beautiful kind of unique prose, really.

[@johnd4270]

This man understands how you’re supposed to feel about characters, character development. They don’t do this anymore. It’s a TikTok world now.

[@playversetv3877]

its a tiktoks world

[@ts_of_defunct]

It's almost a shame this man stays behind the camera, he's very theatrical when he's speaking.

[@whiskeyfilmstudios7230]

he is also an actor. But not enough ( it’s like longer versions of cameos)

[@viktormuerte]

He's a better director than an actor. As an actor you can't wait till he's killed or dies. 😅

[@kennymullen3069]

From Dusk 'Til Dawn, is probably the film best showcasing his narily-used ACTING chops...it's also interesting performance wise considering that of Harvey Keitel.... I.E. aka "The Wolf," and "Sport," LmMFaO!

[@successsystem2468]

View his "acting" in Django and you'll be glad he stays behind the camera.

[@ddelarosa96]

@@successsystem2468 bad take

[@TaraConti]

I just Love how he talks about movies and movie making!

[@stevensiferd7104]

Too bad he didn't bring a copy of the "Hard Times" script and read a few short passages to illustrate this. His passion for Hill's writing style and what Hill did right would have been electrifying.

[@distortedfeatures]

Been reading Hard Times. It's bloody brilliant. He's right -- you can see it in front of you. It's sharp imagery and poetic prose.

[@Bizarro69]

Fargo, Se7en and Nightcrawler screenplays are some of my favorite reads! I'm definitely going to check out hard times script. I totally get what he's saying!

[@MrAdamloring1985]

The seven script is really good. I had a job in customer service that had some very slow days. I would read movie scripts online, between calls.

[@flytheskymyway]

I love his passion! This is the kind of guy that ends up getting fired in the corporate world. He has pursued his perfect career.

[@playversetv3877]

well he doesnt have to get fired since he has his own studio

[@dreck250]

He cant get fired when he makes his own movies 😂

[@mikelavit]

If you put this in german and give him a mustache this will feel very different

[@rlgnyc006]

Walter Hill, Director of Commando, 1985. A movie that changed my life. I was 9 years old.

[@kennymullen3069]

Haha! I mistakenly thought you meant what I just looked up, and now remember, to be a movie which, actually, was released 6 years to the day after "Commando," it, such, being called: "Suburban Commando"; which, stars Hulk Hogan, and it nearly had prompted me to reply to your comment, somethin' like "I'll bet my film DID change you little BROTHER, so what can THE HULKSTER do FOR YOU?" Lmfao! My mistake! (Though a fairly honest and [seemingly] EASILY MADE mistake, lol!)

[@successsystem2468]

@RLG nope.

[@maxima1202]

Funny. I thought Tarantino is super intelligent.. whole my life when I read a book I saw movie instead of words. I thought all super intelligent / neuro atypical people should be able too..

[@artistaccount]

I think everyone does that not only pretentious smart

[@dennisstrahm4309]

A good book will also leave me with the feeling I have lived the life of the characters

[@erikramaekers63]

Hard Times is a great movie and Bronson is terrific in it

[@dan4992]

This feels like my english teacher talking about poetry

[@yaaraamozig4862]

I love reading scripts

[@slowpokerodriguez9907]

Why’s he wearing pajamas?

[@screendustchannel]

True

[@renatacantore3684]

This was so exciting and inspiring 🏆Love that passion 💐😎

[@terrymccraw4021]

This is awesome! Hard Times is my favorite Bronson movie...and I love them all.

[@wolfhors3_660]

I am not a writer of any kind, short story, novel, not screenplay. I have written a few short stories for assignments or as a hobby. I have had some classes and education on writing. But everything I've ever learned thru experience and education put together is very little compared with what I have learned about from watching Tarantino talk about it in KZbin vids. Maybe it's the fact he makes you understand.👍😁

[@anonamouse.p4115]

I have respected TARANTINO from his first films, this is the closest his enthusiasm has resembled a TED TALK.

[@RicoDice_London]

I needed that ideology. Thank you.

[@techbro_4309]

Whenever Tarantino talks about movies you can understand why movies are considered as Art

[@krissimms4775]

Hard Times .my all time favorite flick

[@garyleeheard3434]

Ya know how some people go through burn out in their jobs or careers. This guy is still inlove with his career no matter how many years go by . It's great .

[@Evangeline_made_of_string]

Don't write like that! Shits Supposed to be functional!

[@Bballer12ification]

I love Hard Times, incredible movie

[@firinne]

The best movies are within haha

[@misterscollard]

Something seriously wrong with this cat.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

He saw the movie that he had already viewed on screen, or the movie he would have made?

[@riccardo6232]

Then i read my THHHHHHHH(spitting)HHHHHHHRD SCRIPT.

[@VIPAH]

Look how passionate Quentin is! Man his philosophy on screen writing is on another level.

[@snltotalrelaxation]

I wish i could send him my screenplay that i just finished.. I really really wish...

[@dreck250]

He writes his own scripts why he want some probably crappy script from some nobody 😂

[@DhittiChauhan]

no but it really is like that if you read a good script

[@suman242]

Full interview link anybody ?

[@TidleFrat]

Looks like I gotta read this script then

[@johnbernal7996]

*Googles what "prose" means*

[@eliza6971]

As a prose-y person, this gives me a lot more faith in my script writing abilities 😅

[@artistaccount]

Movies don't start getting made until people say this is a good script let's put millions of dollars and hundreds of hours into making it a movie. Script is the most important part of a film

[@jcruz2651]

Where was this clip from?

[@WorldBeater123]

This is passion!

[@cristoburn4778]

Quentin “prose” Tarantino

[@jackbombay1423]

Is Tarantino about to die or something? Too many of this shorts coming up in my feed.

[@dreck250]

I think hes only making one more movie than hes done

[@SSKPG]

What is this from?

[@edmannope7497]

From the Black Parade obviously

[@SSKPG]

@@edmannope7497 that is not obvious

[@definitelynosebreather]

He's certainly intense

[@Rosebudbublegum]

And it was Walter Hill

[@baker.vision]

See also: Samuel beckett

[@probablynotmyname8521]

Thats an awful shirt.

[@Brave2standalone]

I got one like that - will the right person ever read it is whole another story, so to speak!

[@dreck250]

Sure you do 😂

[@barrettozier5564]

He says it best. Thank you.

[@bogiberson2558]

What the hell is he wearing?

[@stickster6495]

I hate when people say a script has to be a certain format and look identical to every other script

[@toneohm]

Funny cause all my film school teachers wanted your scripts flat n minimal lol

[@throng5092]

Write it like a book

[@wilhelmhesse1348]

amen reverend 💯

[@jeffHughWilliams]

LOVE IT!

[@gibster9624]

Very cool.

[@samlewis-fx7qu]

genious

[@luziddr33m]

🔥

[@AlbertBalbastreMorte]

Interesting, since I was taught scripts worked like his former description.

[@billyryan6485]

❤

[@Sirrajj]

QT can be a great politician you know he can make public aroused & invested on any given topic

[@reallyhappenings5597]

I mean, obviously! You want the damn thing to be READABLE first and foremost.