Same Scene Done In 10 Different Directors' Styles

[@laganas2008]

For the Kubrick shot, she looks angry because she had to do the take 56 times to get it right.

[@eowynaldridge]

actually only about three or four….or yeah maybe fifty…

[@laganas2008]

@@eowynaldridge I would have stormed off my own set in anger! 😃

[@DianaDank]

😂😂😂

[@almizast1872]

She needed to drink water 56 times heha

[@PLAYplaceprod.church]

Same would apply to Michael Mann tbh

[@jordanne229]

I love how not only are the camera angles, music, colour grading, editing, etc different, but different directors would also focus on different things, like the picture or the painting, or actions, coming into the room, setting the glass down etc

[@eowynaldridge]

thank you! i was trying to think of everything :)

[@jordanne229]

@@eowynaldridge You did a fantastic job with this video! even with some of the directors I'm not very familiar with, I got a bit of an idea of their signature styles just from how you interpreted the scene through them!

[@l1mbo69]

@@eowynaldridgecan you give some rationale behind villeneuve and lynch?

[@accountaccounted6108]

​@@eowynaldridge you are pure genius ❤

[@jacksawack6724]

Or… you know, Quentin Tarantino’s thing

[@bignumbers]

Taiki Waititi's would have Taika Watititi in it

[@eowynaldridge]

yea have him a call, he couldn’t make it unfortunately

[@Amm1ttai]

he was, he was the unicorn

[@robynbirde]

Hahahaha amazing

[@dhararry7929]

You misspelled it in two different ways.

[@acemendes5686]

This can be David Linch's as well

[@screwtapee]

The switch to imax for the shot of the glass in Christopher Nolan was really funny

[@asmoth360]

Thx, I did not notice it

[@ibmjones]

I knew what was coming with Quentin Tarantino, but it still made me laugh.

[@NathanielHellerstein]

Feet!

[@ahmedemad9455]

also , Anderson 😂😂

[@officialmonarchmusic]

I thought the brief shot of the feet would be all of it, but no, there had to be a full on shot too. I was dying of laughter

[@talonkarrde9904]

The only mistake, is that it should have been edited so that the last part was first, then the first part after, and finally, the middle scene done in anime, lol.

[@juliobastosjb]

I feel very hydrated just by watching.

[@NN-rn1oz]

Two easy ones that could've been added: Ridley Scott with the ceiling fan and the light through the blinds, and James Cameron with the blue filter.

[@eowynaldridge]

Bahaha very true

[@ivanyashchenko790]

Yea, James Cameron it’s definitely blue filter 😅

[@tharindu207]

And Michael Bay with some lens flares and some explosions 😂

[@johnjim6793]

Paul Haggis with everything in dark images, and in the end the glass is thrown into the dumpster.

[@Amr_Cinema]

Always lens flares​@@tharindu207

[@CinnamonQuills]

I have no idea why KZbin decided that this needed to be in my recommended videos, but this was well done! I was waiting for Ari Aster, oh well 🤣

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you! Maybe another video...could add in some female directors and Ari !! :)

[@alm2187]

There are some similar videos and I've seen Aster done at least once.

[@Hastenforthedawm]

Neither but here I am world

[@Joey7Z7Horror]

I would’ve loved to see Ari Aster in this

[@pawejaroszewicz7893]

Maybe the algorithm noticed your talent and wants you to go to acting school 😊

[@switcheese639]

You drinked a lot of water that day

[@williambryan3346]

The past tense of drink is drank. “Drinked” is not a word.

[@robbieboydudeguy]

@@williambryan3346 Damn you grammared all over the place

[@ttourmalinee]

@@williambryan3346are you twelve years old. because the last time i wrote i comment like this, i was in fact twelve

[@williambryan3346]

@@ttourmalinee No, I’m an adult who learned from other adults, namely my parents and other elders in my life. There should be no shame in correcting improper grammar, regardless of age.

[@ttourmalinee]

@@williambryan3346 i think correcting people without permission is unwarranted and needless shaming but yah

[@missgrimreaper2000]

Wes Anderson symmetry spot on xD

[@eowynaldridge]

thanks!

[@JamieMcJapan]

I would argue the camera rotation to the left wasn’t a perfect 90 degrees

[@dasarpagrud]

Only thing possibly missing for the Wes Anderson one was some obsessive reference to India.

[@TheColleenDabeanShow]

The Kubrick psycho eyes were perfectly done - I saw Jack Nicholson and Malcolm McDowell, at the same time, in that young lady's face. Good job!

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you!

[@SheRa787]

and Vincent D'Onofrio!

[@thezealouscellist1966]

I saw Keir Dullea at the end of his star trip.

[@Diagnoc]

Yeah, but they had to shoot it fifty times before the director was satisfied.

[@nileshroy88]

Edgar wright was pretty spot on, even down to what a character would do in his movies

[@eowynaldridge]

i was trying to convey that as well haha

[@oliviahealey]

Love the Tarantino one! Good job

[@yonavlad3723]

😭

[@JamieWAbbott]

The edgar wright + feet bit in tarantino tickled the hell out of me.

[@eowynaldridge]

Haha

[@dondee5439]

Cool seeing how the same mudane scene can be changed in so many ways by the creative process.

[@timbuktu8069]

Kudos to the actress for putting up with this.

[@eowynaldridge]

that's me lol!

[@Dessert_x_Tat]

@@eowynaldridge Tip Top!

[@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet]

Love how you assume she didn’t make this herself.

[@timbuktu8069]

@@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet What? For assuming that this production was so good it must have required a team-including a director, each one bringing to the project his/her own special talents? Sorry for offending your delicate sensibilities.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmetWell, there had to have been someone behind the camera, so it’s a fairly reasonable assumption

[@Marcrubio16]

That Kubrick stare moment your acting was just pure Jack Nicholsoness and I can't believe nobody is talking about how well you nailed it. Congrats

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you so much :)

[@thac0twenty377]

fine. she nailed it. happy?

[@Marcrubio16]

@@thac0twenty377 satisfied, mate

[@thac0twenty377]

@@Marcrubio16 well, good. have a great night

[@warzachew4343]

For me it was more like Alex DeLarge drinking his milk.

[@taker68]

The Lynch one: have the lights flicked on and off.

[@eowynaldridge]

oh true!

[@FedeCorino]

And Smoke

[@krishnanspace]

And ominous whooshing

[@tonyoriordan7642]

@@eowynaldridgemore blue

[@griffcon1515]

And instead of walking in just fade into the seat

[@ezekieltheappeal]

You know what, I did not search up this video, it was just on my recommendations like a lot of comments here and I gotta say, THIS IS SOMETHING I NEEDED TO WATCH EVEN IF I WASN'T LOOKING FOR IT. GREAT JOB WITH THE CAMERA SHOTS THO, THEY ARE SPOT ON 👌👌👌

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you! :)

[@ezekieltheappeal]

@@eowynaldridge 😊😊

[@steelshoot5284]

Stanley kubrik really loves one perspective shots and close up

[@unicorenteria4344]

The Terrance Malick one got me with that ponderous stare into the heavens

[@eowynaldridge]

about right eh

[@VAVORiAL]

David Lynch could either be a light hearted soap opera, with random things that happen, or it could be surreal, bleak nightmare that rips your head apart. "That's a damn fine glass of water. Whoopsie, how did this hair get in there?" vs "I was dreaming of drinking a glass of water, old pictures of me behind my back. But I wasn't home."

[@manchesterunitedno7]

Splendidly done. Next suggestion. David Fincher, definitely earthly filter with atmospheric dark corners everywhere. Tim Burton, you know what to do. Zack Dnyder, there is slo-mo inside a slo-mo scene.

[@atmkujo]

Don't forget the 4:3 ratio and black and white for Skyder

[@theomnitorium7476]

You could do Zack Snyder as number 3 and then a Znack Snyder Extended Version for number 7 ^^

[@officialmonarchmusic]

Zach Snyder is the easiest, just put slo-mos everywhere 😂

[@erdbeerscherge]

J.J. Abrams (Lensflares) M. Night Shyamalan (outlandish twist) Michael Bay (sloMo, flags)

[@drnanard9605]

Camera pans around the glass, then it explodes. Girl walks out in slo-mo.

[@JavierMartinezRodriguez-cl4xc]

Zack Snyder super slow motion

[@bharattripathi3751]

Nolan would never keep such a long shot. Specially for a female character 💀

[@left4deadR]

You need to watch more of his movies then rather than playing victim card

[@mercifulhorror4935]

​​@@left4deadRdo you even know what the term "victim card" means? Cause if not, you should really use it in correct context, it makes you look rather stupid when you don't.

[@Professor-id4jh]

​@@mercifulhorror4935the other person is right tho. You are accusing a person of being unfair to his female actors, when there hasn't been such an instance ever. Henceforth, you are just self-victimizing yourself (women).

[@mercifulhorror4935]

@@Professor-id4jh The person that I replied to is using the term "Victim card" completely wrong, nobody in this comment section is playing the victim card....

[@mercifulhorror4935]

@@Professor-id4jh I do agree with the person's comment, but they're using terms that aren't proper and aren't in within context.

[@joshuavitales-lanuza8319]

Michael Bay! The power shot from below, the color saturation, and the majestic slow motion. That woulda been hilarious as you sat and drank some water. 😂

[@eowynaldridge]

Hmm interesting!

[@kennyleung9909]

Don't forget the explosions.

[@PranavBhagavatula009]

And women

[@JBoxy7]

And a constantly revolving camera

[@marcusrodriguez7177]

And overly saturate the hell out of the scene so your skin tone is glowing golden and you're good to go for Michael Bay.

[@tiadoran]

The whipshot at the end of the Wes Anderson part made me laugh.

[@eowynaldridge]

hahaha I’m glad

[@PeBoVision]

The Tarantino segment really needed copious amounts of blood. The colour saturation of Anderson was spot on. Thank you for sharing a few of your influences. Made me smile.

[@anonymous891]

Hithcock had once said about yhe hithcockian effect on how one scene can be shown in multiple ways by just changing tiny little contexts like colour grading, edit, through story or even music this actually practicaly nailed it!!😅

[@eowynaldridge]

thank you :)

[@STARFOXiswatchingYOU]

THIS IS SO GOOD, LIKE- Incredible job done there!!!

[@eowynaldridge]

thank you :)

[@FriedChiliCheeseDogs]

Thank you for making this, I hope in the future they show this in TV production classes.

[@eraclitus06]

The Malick one was really spot on: that camera movement (so angelic and wild) and those shots of nature (where God is hidden) are so recognizable. Well done

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you!

[@Klavieralter]

Loved the Denis Villeneuve, especially after recently rewatching Sicario for the fifth time (though I am certain this was a reference to Arrival).

[@eeli-gk4om]

David Fincher: no music just clock ticking and couple wide shots from plenty different directions and maybe one close up of Character looking somewhere

[@adavis5926]

I'm a writer stuck editing and reediting a scene in the middle of my book and this video made me laugh out loud. Thank you!

[@eowynaldridge]

Glad I could help :))

[@synkthestorm22]

Ohhhhh I really wanted to see your Ari Aster impression 😂 But your version was gorgeous as well. My personal favorite is Denis’s but I love how instantly recognizable Wes Anderson’s style is 😂

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you! I did Ari Aster in Part 2

[@jackquinnes]

This was frigging hilarious. Cracked me up like a tin can. I could keep it in until Terence Malick hit the silver screen.

[@Loosetext]

I like that 180 you did in your shot. That’s awesome.

[@mik7564]

Very creative and studious understanding of the directors.

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you

[@switchingtime]

Never subscribed so fast in my life, I LOVED this!!

[@eowynaldridge]

thank you :)))

[@Zanaduu]

This is so cool and innovative but i feel betrayed with the lynch one 😅, it would've been more lynchian if you added an ambient creepy sound and and used one point perspective in a wide engle , and a little smoke in the background, we need part 2 but try to make it more challenging ❤, wish you all the best 💪

[@NathanielHellerstein]

The misaligned pictures worked.

[@cb9825]

I love it!❤ No idea why KZbin algorithm showed me your video, but I am definitely not complaining 😂

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it:)

[@somecontrol268]

Me too! I love when KZbin gets it right😊

[@esrjhgbweouringrsg]

Now do Michael Haneke where it’s just a 10 minute static shot of a women drinking water.

[@fruzsimih7214]

And in the end a boy coming in and shooting her

[@rvpf85]

The Nolan part was so on point lmao, great video!

[@eowynaldridge]

thank you!

[@nyakuziwa7669]

This is so good

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@radioguy1667]

I think all that was missing from the Kubrick shot was instead of a cut, it should have been a slow zoom in, not with the camera, but like, in camera if you know what I mean. Im not sure what that's called. That and also eyebags after 852 takes.

[@mcr00kes]

Denis Villeneuve was my favourite cut. Very dreamlike, and the angles were unnerving, yet subtle.

[@elysianfields8461]

David Lynch..am still laughing! This was really good!!!

[@omg9261]

This is genius. So simple and yet so cool.

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you :)

[@JazzKid-in7cx]

I don’t know why but the Terrence Malick one cracked me up

[@mateosciutto7552]

You are very talented, and I like that you included your own vision at the end :)

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you so much!

[@rsolsjo]

Michael Bay: the glass explodes as the camera spins frantically Zack Snyder: she runs screaming in slow motion towards the glass while embers or drops fly through the air Hitchcock: there's something in the glass that we know about but she doesn't

[@valhatan3907]

This is very accurate depiction, holy shit

[@rsolsjo]

@@valhatan3907 I watch too many movies, lol. Thanks.

[@franciscoortega7938]

lynch needs murky lighting and a bug in the water... or coming out of an ear. this is such a great exercise! love the attention to detail.

[@_lucas_lacerda_513]

I was expectating the clockwork orange psycho eyes in kubrick shot lol

[@Sheena3745]

Good job! I didn't realize I was a Tarantino fan. Damn!

[@thejquinn]

For the lynch, shot you should turned the water into something else 😂

[@PatrickStarForPresident]

(1:46) By the 12 hour of the 3rd day of July, year 1946 Lady Camile, a young girl member of one of the more wealthiest yet dubious families in the former nation of Zubrobka, that of not due to the long and extensive Line of familiars Will have inherited an extensive list of pieces of art and 1.6% of a fine establishment on the hills of Nebelsbad. One Way or the other Lady Camile was contemplating leaving the east of the Old world while siping water out of a glass that she managed to smuggle out of a Train that was traveling from Dheli to Darjeeling. It was in no doubt troublesome times for Lady Camile, as she was now contemplating the harsh reality not only of the war, but also of his social status, she thinked While looking at the last remanecent of the the Old wealth of her honstead in Lutz, just an Old painting not worth more than 2 million kublecks... Nothing compared to that Masterpiece of Johaness Van Hoylt, the younger, now long Lost in Nebelsbad. (End of the scene)

[@Cloud83]

Wow! That's really a great approach to summarise ten directors in one video. Really nice. I am also a filmmaker from India. Stay blessed and keep it up. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@eowynaldridge]

Thanks a ton

[@paperking_real]

For Terrence Malick, I would have added a voiceover describing what drinking water is like.

[@4sfield527]

The Malick one really got me and was so spot on. Could have used more handheld possibly, but the random shot of nature was superb!

[@eowynaldridge]

Haha thank you

[@rex-racer]

This is great. My son’s a film student and would appreciate this very much, but I need some backdoor way to get it to him so it’s not directly from his (uncool) dad 😂

[@eowynaldridge]

haha brilliant

[@Danielcamron73]

This is pretty good

[@hankalorinczova]

*What a profound, intriguing, interesting and original video!* I would like to break down the several directors from your video - and how masterfully you managed to be inspired by them. Christopher Nolan - Sci-fi, Interstellar-like scene and colours, atmosphere and very atmospheric, ultimately cinematic. Stanley Kubrick - the stare, the drama, the masterfulness, the ultimate cinematic genius of Stanley Kubrick was even present in your video. Quentin Tarantino - feet, feet, feet, water - as a drink, a bar-like atmosphere, a very specific Quentin ,,Tarantino(esque)" font, typing and words...WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY QUENTIN TARANTINO. Wes Anderson - Symmetry - temporal and spatial, pastel colours, a shot from a profile... David Lynch - Dramatic atmosphere, dark and gloomy, obscure...

[@honeybeeisme]

This was so much fun! It made me laugh out loud and I recognized each director perfectly!!! Well done!!!! I think Edgar’s made me laugh the hardest… wonderful! Hope to see more!

[@eowynaldridge]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jahinmahbub8237]

I love the fact that I stumbled upon this video. Thank you, youtube algorithm. I was just watching exerbia videos.

[@johnjim6793]

Very nicely done. With Terrence Malick I was expecting some meditative voice-over. :-) The crooked frames in the David Lynch version were a nice touch, though.

[@eowynaldridge]

oh true that could have been good! also thanks for noticing that one haha.

[@srikkanthank]

Except few directors I don't know others yet enjoyed...thanks for making my day better.

[@july24pictures]

Tarantino would make you smoke a cigarette

[@chayimadinaandyael]

This was very nicely done! Wow!

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you very much!

[@eremstemero8823]

You have some interesting skills. Good job. A very good one.

[@fe0408]

this video its an class of cinema and a perfect representation of those styles. good video! (sorry for the bad english im brazillian)

[@eowynaldridge]

No worries!

[@AltziuhamLtenoltzo]

So now I want to rewatch all of Tarantino's films. Thanks, i guess

[@javierpobletemedina4702]

What a incredible video lady, congrats, so interesting work 🎉

[@derekfnord]

This was great! I feel like the David Lynch scene should have been at least 10x longer... 🤣

[@osjapa]

You're on a great path, keep exploring and trying, young lady, lovely job! 👏

[@eowynaldridge]

Thanks :)

[@craighembree3101]

Love the Terence Malick. Heard someone say once that To The Wonder was actually the film Carson Clay was trying to make.

[@sayanchakraborty5978]

Terrence Malick was really great, I really felt that moment. Btw, please tell me the soundtrack name of (Not) Ari Aster. 03:14

[@eowynaldridge]

It’s an instrument of joji slow dancing in the dark

[@trewhite7903]

me watching the nolan bit: “he doesn’t really do long takes idk if she naile-“ [cuts to different aspect ratio] me: *incredible*

[@eowynaldridge]

Haha thanks

[@NathanielHellerstein]

There was a surrealist essay much like this, titled "Exercises In Style", telling the same trivial story (of seeing a fez-wearing man on a trolley, then seeing him later) in several different styles. It too was hilarious. The banality of the action (in the essay and this video) highlighted the peculiarities of the styles.

[@eowynaldridge]

oh that’s fascinating I’ll check that out !

[@almswell]

It's a short book by Raymond Quenesu.

[@jerrythepolishmouse]

Hong Sang-soo: no music, white noise, shit ton of backlight, and of course a still, full shot long take

[@kidkique]

00:30 Kubrick Stare

[@ma5ticore]

Good work! The Edgar Wright bit made me crack up😂

[@eowynaldridge]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@joeyrabbit9088]

Quentin Tarantino one made me laugh pretty hard, good on you

[@eowynaldridge]

thanks!

[@radiantlight2361]

The aspect ratio of Wes is spot on 😂. That Kubrick shot was 🔥

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you ☺️

[@awshnap]

She confused Lynch with the Safdies for some reason

[@schizofrito]

For the Tarantino shot i would've made a throw back to the Bruce Willis/Ving Rhames meeting scene.

[@thac0twenty377]

Woth the name Eowyn the algorithim got me through LoTR crossover. Those kicked ass. Good job

[@Skanda1111]

You should have had a glass of milk for the kubrick shot. Also, the Terrance Malick take was on point..I lost it when you cut to the tree. Man!! 😂

[@KumarArpit]

Wonderful... I think Edgar Wright was the best. Was thinking of wes Anderson... You should've zoomed in superfast after the still shot. And in Christopher Nolan, either you would've reversed the clip or missarranged the sequence.. The audience would've decoded it😂

[@TheBlindingSheight]

loved the malick style

[@eitaaguto]

bro drank all the water in the universe until finish these scenes

[@eowynaldridge]

yea covering a few films there I guess

[@JohnBrown-ig5nc]

Michael Bay-Everything blows up and the scene ends with 'What I've Done' playing as the credits begin to roll.

[@pabloolivera6212]

Since that episode of different directors on family guy, i always wanted someone to do this, greatwork.

[@eowynaldridge]

Thank you :)

[@Truthshallsety0ufree]

Enjoyed you Tarrentino one a little too much! 🐾

[@spritezilla_the_often_wrong]

For Spielberg, she would be close to the camera on the far left or right, while characters in the background mill around and say something relevant to the plot

[@eowynaldridge]

oh gosh I need to extend the storyline for that ahah

[@tomh.2405]

Lovely, and laugh-out-loud funny. I kept expecting a Scorsese version where the camera pans in slowly on the young woman's thousand-yard stare, probably indicating that she's processing traumatic events from her past, while "Gimme Shelter" swells on the soundtrack. Or Michael Mann: nighttime shot, lots of indigo and emerald green in the color palette, and the shot is framed in such a way that the woman's face is in tight close-up but only fills half the screen, slyly emphasizing the background.

[@naid.8651]

Nice! I’d love to see Yorgos Lanthimos as well! 😂

[@eowynaldridge]

Noted!

[@mansirai9162]

I really like the part where she's drinking water.

[@aayushsoni1707]

I was looking forward to see David Fincher's style, drinking water in the rain would be cool.

[@MariWakocha]

Nolan going from widescreen to not was so good xD

[@eowynaldridge]

haha thanks