Steven Spielberg Interview - Best Directing Advice

[@antonioserrano8002]

the fact that he is looking straight at the camera is just great

[@guileniam]

Carson Coats He is a director lol.

[@zfarahx]

I don't think he's looking into the camera to be honest, more like at the operator/interviewer perhaps? Who's sitting right next to it?

[@chrisbrasel9049]

Because he is telling us how to win the award for best director.

[@tinagiordanella3212]

Respect. It's nice to see a filmmaker who actually looks back on the classics and appreciates them as a foundational building block for modern film-making rather than just disregarding them as relics of the past that hold no relevance or value today. If people actually took the time to truly understand older films, they'd realize that there's so much more to them than what meets the eye. In a lot of ways, writers and directors had to be a lot cheekier and more creative in the 40s, 50s, and 60s in order to get certain points across because of the massive censorship that was dominating the film industry in those days.

[@guileniam]

Lol if the idiots took their fingers out their asses theyd see the old stuff is a tep by step guidebook on how to make a good movie.

[@Filmmaker809]

They were far better than the filmmakers today.

[@daiz2006]

The fact that there's like over 40 people with camera's and spielberg is making the best speech and looking at only one camera as if the camera man is the only person in the room AMAZING IM STEVEN SPIELBERG'S BIGGEST NUMBER#1 FAN

[@edcampion3998]

a genius behind the camera my favourite director of all time

[@Story2ScreenMovieReviewPodcast]

Steven, I'll watch Red River for free with you.

[@MahmoudOscarMD]

Spielberg, Scorsese and Hitchcock are my idols in filmmaking.....

[@danieltorresdeluna4844]

Es el terror de conocerte

[@jamlym4974]

I love this man. Such an inspiration.

[@themusicofcbdkris]

sometimes we forget how good Spielberg is . his angles and framing of Jurassic Park alone is the difference between his level.and current film

[@Guigley]

Such fantastic advice. Older films have so much to teach us.

[@theempire00]

Still so humble... Like John Williams🙂

[@navidhossain7568]

I love him.Such a great director

[@Ravikumar-kn7zp]

He is right...something so amazing about old films...I liked every movie of Hitchcock, then Poseidon adventure, million pound note, The Flight of phoenix and so many...there is a depth in dialogues, writing and acting...I wish I had been in Cinema bcas of the creativity it brings and all the crafts working together to make a magic and the director like Spielberg does it like a Master.

[@HelloworldInd-s9o]

That's what makes him.. what he is today.. a simply great legend

[@xbulelo]

I love this man. He’s who made me want to direct, as well as Ridley Scott, Stanley Kubrick, Sam Mendes amongst many others.

[@arturobalderrama-perez92]

Steven you are my idol

[@jwcproductions4380]

He's not a child molester ffs

[@mrotter7908]

@@troy594 you are

[@ajerqureshi6411]

Spielberg has always personally been my favorite movie director of all time even as a kid...as a filmmaker he's genius, innovative, knows how to create brilliant visual story. But as a person he's also intelligent, happy, and just all around a great guy who loves movies for what they are. I totally agree that to really create a good modern day blockbuster or film, you really should take the time to look at movies made in the past...be it an old black and white movie or something from the eighties. See what makes these movies effective and why people keep coming back to these classics and apply them to your next film!

[@heidikafer408]

literally just set a reminder to watch red river

[@lilkikwestside_12]

This is great advice. Everybody likes 80s type movie this years

[@SymbolismDude]

That was amazing advice actually. I was debating trying to sell my script but kept hoarding it to make a trailer to get financing (cause I gots no money) but i really enjoy the writing process of movies the most because its ultimately what's everything's founded upon. Also the phone idea is great, been debating just buying an iPhone and making shorts for awhile. Also really cool that he says he has ambition from his predecessors, you can really feel that in his movies that he wants to capture the magic of film. Like that of what you'd imagine people felt like going to the big movies in old time Hollywood, probably imagine that's how he felt and wanted make movies in a way that capture that for other people. Funny because about 3 years ago I was in a really bad place and just wanted to move away to somewhere cheap and put a trailer on it and never talk to anyone again, I read an interview with Steven Spielberg talking about his experience when remastering Lawrence of Arabia and how much he respected David Lean, him talking about his hero was how I felt talking about him or some of my other favorite directors. It was after reading that that I knew I didn't want to give up just yet and it's in that industry where id find my people, not in the middle of the desert or woods.

[@xtraflo]

Awesome - 0 Dislikes. Nothing but Respect for MR Spielberg . !

[@amanonyoutube9591]

"give my ten dollars back" Hahaha this guys a good one

[@johnsim3722]

After watching so many Marvel films, because that's what cinemas are stuffed full of, I went back and watched Raiders of the Lost Ark. The quality of Speilberg's directing just stands out. Then you start watching other older films, Ghandi for example. Or newer ones like the Bourne films. Anything that's not superhero and you realise just how much we're missing from today's story telling. Little wonder the audience has become tired of the cinema experience, we need something exciting to bring us out again. Maverick proved there's still demand to see film on the big screen, if the story is right.

[@joshuaj.chinda9873]

Spielberg is very creative,ambitious,brilliant that's why his better.

[@a_23656]

I recently compared George Pals "Time Machine" from 1960 with his successor (remake) from 2002. The newer film was made with a lot of effort, quality and production value, no doubt about that, but i cant help myself, i stick much more with the original film. It has a quality, that draws me into the story, his "old-fashioned" style give it a quality of a good old book classic. A special quality i cant find in the newer one.

[@tommiegreen]

Fortunately I went to film school and studied the history of school from Silent film to 1958.

[@Zymosable]

Nice,Spielberg!😏😏

[@a_23656]

he is right. for me this manifests in that famous, well-known Truffaut-Interview with Hitchcock - all you need to know about film is in this book, buy it and read it carefully, Hitchcock explains his way of doing things there. you will never need another book again.

[@mxyzptlk...]

Red River is an amazing film.

[@ASSADZMANFILMS]

this is amazing!!!

[@jimjimmyjames59]

“We didn’t need dialogue, we had faces!!!” Norma Desmond I was the baby in my family and by the time I got to college, my sisters had moved away and each had a passel of kids. I couldn’t afford to buy each kid a present, so bought a family present for the holidays. I would buy them, on VHS, movies I thought they should see. At least we could talk about them on my rare visits. I was told that every Christmas they would say, “Ugh…another one of Uncle Jimmy’s black&white movies.” But they would watch them and invite friends over to see them, too. Years later, my nephew David told me that when he set up his first apartment, he went out and bought a DVD player and the first movie he bought was the first VHS I had sent them…SOME LIKE IT HOT. I knew I had done right by them!

[@daiz2006]

AND THAT IS ALL BECAUSE OF HIM p.s. Spielberg If your reading this please I would love an interview with you on zoom to talk about your sucsesful films and the behind the scenes such as Jaws (my favorite), Ready Player One, Jurassic park and more

[@cyberpunkchloe9]

Spielberg Vision is Expensive.

[@mounirartists7409]

Hello Steven Spielberg i like your act

[@dorianfaucheux6044]

Wat a legend

[@shusterandy]

I like that he says to go back and watch old movies because I just love to go back and watch old movies. I don't know why movies these days gotta try so hard to look new and modern and generic. I just love how older movies are shot. I'm referring to 60s 70s. People might think that newer is better, I beg to differ. I think older movies are better. If I could get into making movies these days I would shoot it more like an old school movie.

[@highschoolactingdiary4496]

Andrew how do i get in touch with you privately?

[@shusterandy]

@@highschoolactingdiary4496 hi I'll have to think about that

[@shusterandy]

@@highschoolactingdiary4496 instagram or face book would work

[@daiz2006]

(cross's fingers hoping that spielberg reads this and emails me and does the interview with me)

[@daiz2006]

I LITARLY MAKE MOVIE'S BECAUSE OF HIM ON MY PHONE OR CAMERA AND SHOW IT TO MY FAMILY AND POST IT ON KZbin WHERE OVER 1 BILLION PEOPLE CA SEE THAT

[@PrinceChris93]

I'm trying to be a director I also write but struggling with a few things equipment and finding a team

[@redemptionfilms4750]

ChrisS Start small, grab your smartphone and make dummy films. You don’t need a big gear and big crew.

[@merlinsrobe4621]

In all, about a third of the films that Spielberg’s directed are considered important films, while the other two thirds have been mediocre. Pretty impressive career.

[@MediaBuster]

That's not direction advice. He is just talking about his inspiration.

[@EthanJohn1986]

Great story haha

[@danieltorresdeluna4844]

Grupo brujería equipos de mestalla

[@EthanJohn1986]

No, witchcraft

[@EthanJohn1986]

Choo-bi-ca-bra coming to eat u!!!!

[@estebanquito356]

This Spielberg boy is driving me nuts

[@savedfaves]

Many people who try to poo-poo Spielberg forget many of the directors they look up to in the last 30 years were inspired to become filmmakers because of Spielberg

[@esaieprince]

Seeing only negative Living with the fact fist fought relative Taking time being more selective Praying for a chance for this gift to be effective Going the wrong way holding on one more day Said the exact sentence yesterday… Feels like a modern slave Read this: Judge gave my little brother the max sentence Raised in the projects opposite of elegance Fighting for acceptance but rejection in the form of “Not accepting unsolicited material! Without an opportunity feeling like a criminal Getting shot in the street is illegal even to an animal! WE ARE getting shot on the streets-- DON’T LABLE US PEOPLE!!! Why must the wage me minimal?????? Hollywood is fraternal! Walking down the darkest tunnel! Having DREAMS

[@baphomet2047]

Thats laugh , yes thats tarantino

[@daiz2006]

i know

[@daiz2006]

please if your reading this spielberg I would love it if I could email you and I can be on an Interview with you on zoom please and if you do read this im younger than 13

[@mounirartists7409]

Please i want give you my story it real my story .....

[@GChief117]

Abel Gance Napoleon

[@joecalahan4068]

He’s such a conservative man. And he respects life, the craft of filmmaking and the media as well as the world. He’s probably the greatest man who ever lived, second to god. He’s made so many great films over the years

[@krisinsaigon]

The rumors i've heard about this man blown my mind.

[@bobfish7514]

kris wilkinson Elaborate.....

[@krisinsaigon]

Bob Fish I met a guy several years ago who told me this had happened to him, and then I saw some articles that referenced it to Him and his wife- the lady from Indiana Jones- pay porn stars to do private shows & they join in. Think every porno star you ever saw- Spielberg has done them all

[@plexpopper8763]

kris wilkinson yeah right. They're devout religious Jews. I imagine their sex life would be rather conservative.

[@mounirartists7409]

I have good story foe you please I want you answer to me .....

[@trandat4]

Noise!

[@leroybrown7870]

#JusticeForHeather

[@knava12]

If the horizon’s at the bottom, it’s interesting. If the horizons’s at the top, it’s interesting. If the horizon’s in the middle, it’s boring as shit.

[@songlove7777]

I wonder what the true odds are of getting a directing job by writing a movie and insisting you direct?

[@IglooDweller]

Are they really good movies if you can't even bribe someone to watch them?

[@mickesmanymovies]

Yes... Absolutely! I've been struggeling with this for a few years now, since I became an uncle. I love movies, and I grew up on (among others) the Spielberg directed and/or produced classics of the 80's. And no matter how much of an AWESOME kids movie I think 'The Goonies' is, I can't imagine that my two nephews, age 6 and 9, that ALREADY live their lives at 100mph on their smart phones, would be able to sit down with me for an hour and 45 minutes and watch it, let alone watch it and enjoy it. -Even IF I paid them. Does that make 'The Goonies' a bad movie? -Hell no! 🙂

[@Hadezul2]

Easy if you write? I think being rich helps. :-/

[@chrisbrasel9049]

That too as he wasn't at first till making classics like Jaws and E.T.

[@VVhistory]

Before he met Janusz kaminski, Spielberg was a nobody, meaning Janusz’ style boosted Spielberg’s ideas, Spielberg is not and will never be Welles or Malick (True auteurs)

[@MikelGCinema]

Oh steven, you always cared about the green...

[@eddiemunster8634]

Waiting for the first liberal Progressive Democrat to make fun of Spielberg's hair

[@geert574]

"Don't be utter trash like me" should be his advice

[@savannahsimonsen6786]

Geert Matthys get lost

[@vladikoff]

Let’s see your directing reel

[@gallantrycrossx1915]

Spielberg is a script thief. Ignore him. He's a punk.

[@seaweedglob]

gallantrycross x Tell that to his 4 academy awards and total of 17 nominations

[@gallantrycrossx1915]

I'm owed TWO Academy Awards for scripts that have been stolen from me. --"Shakespeare In Love" and "No Country For Old Men". Just Google "Steven Spielberg, Hollywood Plagiarism"--he's a stinking thief and a pig. He's a Hollywood Nazi. Lots of directors are better than Stevie the Thief--Hitchcock, Capra, John Ford, William Wyler, DW Griffith, Abel Gance, Fritz Lang, John Huston, Sergei Eisenstein, etc.

[@itchyelbows5653]

gallantrycross x are you serious? can you explain more?

[@gallantrycrossx1915]

Almost every movie you see the script has been stolen. Script theft goes all the way back to the founding of motion pictures. Up until the 1940's the studios could put any name they wanted on the "screenplay by" credit. The FBI hasn't been given a budget to go after script thieves and the 9th Circuit Court hasn't ruled in the favor of ripped-off writers in decades. Hacks are stealing scripts left and right, since there are no consequences for script theft.

[@lnsullivan422]

I will never ignore him. He influenced my childhood in so many ways that it's impossible for me to discredit the work he's done.

[@hughmacdonald3595]

Lol. Skip. Best directing advice? How about, "Nah, don't remake 'West Side Story.' Or 'Casablanca.' Or 'Lawrence of Arabia.' That would be stupid beyond belief."