Martin Scorsese is an acclaimed Italian-American director and screenwriter whose films like ‘Mean Streets’ and ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ have shaped the history of American cinema. This legendary director is known for his steely, often violent and painstaking filmmaking style and is widely considered one of the most prominent directors of all time. Having spent more than half a century behind the camera, Martin Scorsese has made a string of breathtaking films, such as ‘Goodfellas,’ ‘The Last Waltz,’ ‘The King of Comedy,’ ‘Taxi Driver,’ ‘Raging Bull,’ and Academy Award-winning 'The Departed.' He has also written screenplays for a number of movies. Martin Scorsese has been honored with a host of nominations and awards, including the ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ by ‘The American Film Institute,’ ‘Academy Award,’ ‘Palme d'Or,’ ‘Silver Lion,’ ‘Grammy Award,’ ‘Emmys,’ ‘Golden Globes,’ ‘BAFTAs,’ and ‘DGA Awards.’
1. Use film to express emotions you find hard to talk about.
2. In cinema, we’re working with subtleties.
3. Always push your boundaries further.
4. Two images placed together will always create a specific sensation or “phantom image” in the viewer’s mind. Be deliberate about what kind of images you’re placing next to each other.
5. Find humanity in your anti-heroes.
6. Learn visual literacy.
7. Promote yourself shamelessly.
8. Make your own industry.
9. Write your screenplay in a way that the reader will always have an emotional connection to the protagonist.
10. Write what you know.
11. Limitation can be good for creating.
12. You have to make sacrifices.
13. The story and character is what people will always come back for. Plot won’t be enough to hold up a film.
14. You can’t do it by yourself. Work with like-minded people who like to explore similar interests as you.
15. Write with music in mind.
16. Study other films.
17. Write empathetic characters.
18. Characters must reap what they sow.
19. Use the people around you when starting out.
20. Use projects to learn more about yourself and the important life questions.
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Hard pressed to find a person more knowledgeable about films as much as him.
So hard pressed
I was hard pressed. It's certainly difficult.
This is truly amazing. I am very thankful that you put this video up. It encouraged . I was looking to make sure that I what I had written was up to par/standards. And what I have found out is that I'm a natural writer. This is my first script I've ever written! It's been something that's been on my mind for years, but now I've finally did it! It just gave me more confidence to understand that I'm on the right track. Now I just have to send it out! Holy smokes I'm actually going to do this I'm excited! Well thanks again and have an awesome year!🎉
I Am So happy right now. This was exactly what I wanted to see Thank You For This One !!!🙏🏼
It's been a huge delight discovering your channel. Thanks for all these superb videos!!!
can u pls do satyajit ray next?
Not enough interviews and content with him
Yes make a video on Satyajit Ray!!
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@@southlondon86 one of the greatest filmakers . really underrated . scorcesse really admires him
You gotta do 20 tips from Park Chan Wook
This is gold. Love it!
Yaaassssss!!! I have been waiting for this kind of a video for soooo long!!! 🥳🥳💯 Now I know where my source of learning and inspiration is on KZhead. 🤩 Thank you so so much OS! 🙏🏼
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What a video - Wow! One of the BEST!
Our Great Martin Scorsese
Marty! 🙌
Outstanding!
the music intro in the beginning?
Yall should get Guy Ritchie here too 👌👌👌
Yesssss
Make a video on Satyajit Ray. Please
Scorsese’s mom is awesome c:
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wow. i mean, i thought that i was just a film fan. i never expected myself to actually consider becoming a film maker. maybe one day, haha.
actors "should" be soul mates ! no one can make that artificially on set....
Ahh Scorsese. Frankly I couldn't stand you for years til I found out you were of the opinion that ALL films should be archived. "All of it", is what I think you said. I love The Red Shoes and know you do too. Liked your commentary on it. Tell R.D. my folks knew his Dad in the late 50's early 60's west village artist scene. Interesting times. Impossible people.
thanks
17:15 oh genius use a weakness or the bad state to make the come-back from the wrong person it creates more psychologie it cut my breath at the moment
Good video, but you know you showed some clips multiple times right?
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the same clip is repeated twice. tell your editor. 8:07 / 20:03
Tip1. Don't be a Mook.