Ridley Scott: Searchlab Lecture Part 3

Join Fox Searchlight for the third part of director Ridley Scott's Searchlab Lecture. Presented in four parts, Mr. Scott talks about his career, technique, and inspirations among many other insightful anecdotes from the past thirty years. (This lecture contains some adult language.)
Academy Award® Nominee Ridley Scott has directed some of the most influential and popular films in the past three decades. From Alien, Blade Runner, and Thelma & Louise to Gladiator, Black Hawk Down and Matchstick Men, Mr. Scott has consistently raised the visual storytelling bar.
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[@chrisconil]

so real, from a Director who thinks from the heart acts from the soul. inspiring.

[@stoneman127]

I truly appreciate this production of the Ridley Scott interviews. So rich in detail about the workings of making a film. Truly amazing to me!!!

[@seancollins6524]

So interesting how he talks about movie making could listen to him all day long

[@supastar25]

0 dislikes...absolutely fascinating each time I hear him, Spielberg and Scorsese talk film making.

[@Ridlazz921]

worlds best director

[@tpiom]

Great video - thanks.

[@Roboticmotion]

Hes a great inspiration, just makes it hard to believe that i even have a shot at filming anything in my life including me theres gota be hundreds if not thousands of media students

[@themadplotter]

i love the sly dig at the dutch angle profile close up "who the hell did this?!"

[@Nineteen1900Hundred]

fascinating

[@supastar25]

At 3:38 I think he's talking about Russell Crowe!

[@eggbertsmith]

A bit schmaltzy and flowery, dear chris. He's a good and experienced director, whos films will certainly be remembered. Heart? Soul? I dont think "Sir" Ridley Scott would use that words for himself or his work. He seems to be more about working efficiently, telling the story well, and having an extraordinary amount of preparedness...in terms of is pre-visualization (before it was a household term) of the final product.

[@rockingmilan]

@ridlazz921 he is the best there is

[@Statistic100]

@karlydoc Very true, I agree to an extent. His earlier work was much better. It's not that his films are bad now, there just a bit pompus, thats what I think.

[@jalpafett]

I watched in theatre his first three films. I've seen the reaction back then and I see it now. He is not Sir for nothing..nuff said

[@Statistic100]

I really hate directors who squander their time with shitty action flicks that no one remebers. Ridley goes for drama and emotion in film, never just a cgi bunch of crap.

[@wildone106]

8:36 so what, Ridley, the F*** happened with PROMETHEUS?! IT WAS GOD AWFUL!

[@wildone106]

Really, where do I start...fucking horrible script, wacky characters that do incredibly stupid things..

[@karlydoc]

@Statistic100 The quality of his work has diminished,robin hood -so what...no humour or real engagement on the way he interprets week scripts,james cameron tells better stories,beginning middle and end.