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How to Direct Like Wes Anderson - Style and Trope Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 30 січ 2017
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1996 - Bottle Rocket
1998 - Rushmore
2001 - The Royal Tenenbaums
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Honestly the best Wes Anderson breakdown on youtube... love how you made it a story the viewer was part of. Very well done Wes would be proud haha
+otto boas haha thanks
His films always have a theatrical play feel to them too. Can you do one on David Lynch.
they certainly do.. ill consider it man
Sofia Copolla. She's one of the few female directors that's pretty mainstream and has an identifiable directing style
I'll add her to my list :)
I don't like Wes Anderson; I ADORE HIM.
His movies are perfect fitting in my empty space of my soul.
I like paintings and art, Wes Anderson has that in movies, every shooting, wheather it's wide angle or not, is like a painting (or an illustrated book).
Can't wait to start my own movie and use these tips to mix my own style with some of my favourite Andersonian elements! Thank you so much, excellent video!
Matthew Ford
You are welcome
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS THANKS FOR INCLUDING "MELODY (SWALK)". One of my favourite films since I was younger, and ever since watching Moonrise Kingdom, I've noticed the similarities, yet it's rare for people to talk about it. Love it.
+Kali Rose :) I'm so glad
Huh. Before watching this, I'd have guessed the answer would just be, "douse each reel of film with mustard".
Do Edgar Wright next
Think he needs more films first, perhaps after baby driver
The Film Guy ok thanks for replying :)
I am so excited for Baby driver
I absolutely love this. Wes Anderson is amazing
I've seen this three times now! Love Wes. Love your channel.
+sensitive writer-director haha, I'm glad thank you
This was the exact video i was searching for the last days..
what a beautiful breakdown! also i finally found the word i've been looking for for years: "twee" thank you!
+Ducky Lubert thank you, you are very welcome
You should do a video on Paul Thomas Anderson.
I should and will
Dennis villennue or Nicholas winding refn please
Refn hasnt done many films yet?I count 11
Or do you exclude his danish films for some reason
You are right, I was thinking of Jeremy Saulnier
How to direct like Refn, Villeneuve, Nolan or Kubrik. Would love to see them all covered on this channel! Those videos are great! (Prefer the "how to direct" videos over this one though, they are more in depth)
Especially Refn, I mean Drive and especially Neon Demon have such an amazing visual style.
for sure, there videos are more for the directors who don't justify in depth analyisis
Please do David Lynch or Stanley Kubrick, I also love that you guys are Australian, keep up the good work
ill likely do David lynch this year
one of the best vids about W A, thanks
Awesome video. I loved that You had Wes Anderson playing at the end of the video! Not enough people have heard of Alex Lahey!
I like that you use the same intro music the The Hollywood Reporter uses for its round table discussions series.
I don't think it is?
i was looking up wes anderson and found this, whoa. just earned yourself a new sub!
Glad you liked it :)
I love you guys videos, one of the best videos on youtube in the film category. You guys inspire me to do better with my videos and I think that's reflected in my newest short film I just posted on my channel . Videos Like these and your ones on visual style makes me excited for film and makes me ready to create my own distinctive visual style and themes, Keep up the great content guys!
Will do man, I'm really great you liked it
Words will never come close to describing how happy Wes Anderson makes me.
All the Indie music video directors coming out.
The Film Guy, really enjoyed this break down! Perhaps an idea that could benefit you and your followers: Id love to see some breakdowns of really well down corporate film making. Such as the apple watch series videos. Keep rocking it!
Discovered this youtube video because of an episode of different directors doing Family Guy and it included Wes Anderson. His style was described by Peter as, "A guy who makes you feel like you ate a pot brownie and woke up in a greeting card." lol
Finally someone made a good analysis of Wes Anderson
glad you liked it :)
The Film Guy so many people reduce Wes Anderson's style to just symmetry, but there's a lot more to it. Thanks for talking about those other things
you are welcome my friend, hope you stick around :)
I love these videos! Can you do one on Barry Sonnenfeld? :)
perhaps one day, but at this point he wouldn't be a priority
it's amazing seeing your channel grow
POW! I know ow right :D I have had alot of luck over the last month hopfully more big things to come ::
Wes Anderson was also inspired by Hal Ashby and Peter Greenaway. And he was sent some references to Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese too
;)
very helpful, hope you can do more
Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg Next
both on my list
Ardiansyah Amda Spielberg = Fog everywhere
that's what I was thinking, Kosma
Definitely!
This video was amazing, I´m suscribing, and surely I´m going to see more of your videos.
yes you are :)
this channel really seems to be going places! just keep up with all those requests ;)
agreed haha
Just found out about your page, but you do a wonderful job in analysis with only 5-6 minutes! I'll be sure to continue watching your film breakdowns :)Also, do Ridley Scott, David Lynch, or Jonathan Glazer!
thanks mate, will do
Well done.
Good job that was all what I love and hate about being Wes Anderson
amazing breakdown, bravo brother bravo.
Could you do Edgar Wright or Kubrick next?
I saw below that you said you'd probably do Lynch this year!
May I also recommend Alejandro Jodorowsky?
I see others have mentioned Refn as well, I would also be in favor of that!
Ingmar Bergman would be interesting as well!
million times thank you! great video!
+Tatiana Ivanova you are welcome :)
one single similiar shot doesn't mean he is influenced by any mentioned "style", it's just that... a single...more or less similiar shot... style is much more than that
he's my favourite movie director :') love it
Brilliant job Film Guy. How long does one of these videos take to put together?
+Alan Berry Thanks mate, it's been different everytime, This video took about 2 weeks while also working on other things 80% of that time is research and writing/revisions . I was trying to make it different from our how to direct like series.
I am really hoping for this channel to be a but like the next "Cinefix" but better. I have high hopes for your content. Keep up the good work.
Nolan, Paul Thomas Anderson, Kubrick, Ridley Scott, Spielberg - You can choose
Talk about Alejandro González Iñárritu :). I love your videos, film guy.
plan too :D and thanks
Great video. Pls do Chris Nolan after Dunkirk and also Kubrick
Just found this. Dude, that was great.
I"ve been searching for the music in the background of this video for some time now and because I haven"t found anything I"m asking you to tell me the title of this piece. It would really make my day.
Gotta say that you really know your stuff and that I enjoyed the video.
If I"m already writing I guess I could make a suggestion or two. Coen brothers and another pair of brothers named McDonagh.
Hope to get a response. Thanks anyway.
+Aleš Simončič hey mate, more than happy to help, if I can. Which part of the video as there is about 4-5 songs used?
The one at the very beginning ( starts at the eight. second). It"s not instrumental just people singing La lo, la la lo.
its the The Grand Budapest Hotel - S'Rothe-Zäuerli (Main Theme)
Damn. I knew it was from one of Anderson"s movies, but I blindly assumed it was from The Tenenbaums, so I checked their playlist for at least twice and got no result whatsoever.
Therefore a big thank you to you Sir for representing a faint glimmer of civilization left in this barbaric slaughterhouse that was once known as humanity.
Haha you are welcome and I love the reference
He should focus his career on animation
Disney could learn a lot from him
Satoshi Kon?
I do love Perfect blue ;)
loved the video. now i understand the video "wes anderson directs x-men" that watched before this.
just a question what's the song you used for the ending?
Access Denied the song is called “Wes Anderson” literally....
I really enjoy this series, but may i ask ; why are you cropping most shots to fit the same 2:35 aspect ratio ? In the grand Budapest hotel shots, your are sometimes cutting more than 50% of the frame, which i find pretty weird since your show is dealing with Style (and especially framing here). Anyway, nice work !
+La Chaine du Canapé it's the aesthetic and branding of the channel. It also helps shots flow better into the next.
I would've loved a bit more emphasis on his usage of color in his shots.
You forgot to say something about his use of sixties pop and rock music!
Great video! How about Mike Leigh?
Thank you for the amazing video. Would love to see Tarsem Singh.
Wait, no mention of the influence of the classic film "Harold and Maude" on Anderson's style? You even showed a glimpse of Bud Cort who starred in Harold and Maude AND had a bit part in The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
Also, people looking out of windows. Anderson loves to show people looking out of windows.
+TheBoomOnMizar5 I could have mentioned 100 different films that he had been quoted to say he loved or had taken influence from. But the issue is it doesn't really help unless I go in depth about each film, so I just mentioned a few to get people by.
Great video! I want to begin to start making films and im incredibly inspired by Andersons work. So this video is incredibly inspiring as well! Thank you!! (And what was the song at the end ?)
+xItsBriiix awesome glad you liked it. good luck to you and It's called wes Anderson the link is In the description. :)
The Film Guy thank you !
+BriannaH no worries :)
big, big oversight: the music
Two directors I would love to see in this: Denis Villenueve and Martin Scorsese!
I will for sure be doing Denis Villenueve at some point.. but I'm more likely to do Minuets of filmmaking videos on Scorsese's as there is to much to talk about.
i would love if Hollywood paid 4 famous directors to make 4 times the exact same short movie just tout see the difference between the end result
+Rafaël Beauchamp thus would be amazing.. it could work possibly if it was a short film
Nice video!
Loved this.
+Thor Ringen I'm glad :)
You should do a Martin Scorsese video!! Great job for your "How to Direct like" videos. Keep goin'
+Grégoire Landais eventually
I totally forgot that one of the Wilson brothers was in wip it😱😱😱
Please do M. Night Shyamalan. I would really like to get a breakdown on his visual style
I dig your stuff.
+tjcfilms2011 I dig your comment :D
I also notice that many of the sets feel just a little too small. Not claustrophobic at all, just a little toy-like, as though you're watching a stage play where space is at a premium.
PLEASE do a how to direct like denis villeneuve
Thank you!
you are most welcome :)
Is having symmetrical center shot being mentioned in the "Wes Andersonizms" list?
Loved this video :) I would love to see a Stanley Kubrick one!
+Yasna Kalanaki I would love to do one but unfortunately the estate of Stanley Kubrick is suing people who use this footage and although I have a right to use it I can't afford any legal battles so I won't be able to do one sorry.
Do one on Gaspar Noe and Lars Von Trier por favor!
Christopher Nolan please
+Johny Rousek soon :)
Guy Ritchie... he is one of the most stylish directors in the world
+Zein Bouch indeed he is
You should do Hitchcock next
hey, what about david lynch?
This was so cool! Next Director- Guy Richie?
Could you do an episode on Hitchcock
I'm sure you're planning on it already, but I'm really excited for you to do Edgar Wright & Del Toro down the line! Great video + easy sub from me!
+Apophenia I definitely plan on doing one on del toro, but there isn't a lot more to be said on Edgar Wright that hasn't already been said by "every frame a painting" as he hasn't done to many films yet so it's hard to analyse it criticized his technique further but I do love him and I'm sure I will do something eventually.
Wait what
how come it says published in Jan 31st and It is Jan 13th here
Can someone plz comment and tell me why?
Wait what about Brody??? Adrien Brody is in a on of Wes' films too!
jojothebug indeed he is.. this is in no way a comprehensive list of all of his Style, Tropes or friends it is just a fun list that's why I said to name a few.
You're right, and that comment was probably a bit hasty. Just that Brody is one of my favorite actors and I think it's wonderful that he's in so many of Wes' films. :)
But overall a fantastic breakdown of his style! Thank you!
What about his use of symmetry?
+Zanzylimon I did mentioned that ;)
Nice.
Guessing the guy who just did the Holiday Inn Ad watched this..
Do Gaspar Noé pleaaaaaasseee!
All you had to say was only move the Camera in straight lines, enough said.
Liking for Alex Lahey!
Do Cronenberg and Xavier Dolan!
Can you do Denis Villeneuve? :) He's my favourite and he is finally getting some attention!
+Florian Ecker he is one of my favourites too. I'll be doing somthing I'm sure
Nice!
You missed one guy who influenced him. Satyajit Ray
What song did you use for the ending of this video?
+Jonathan Chavez it's in the description :)
Whats the song that runs from 2:49 - 3:31?
thecursethestray its a song by francoise hardy called le temps something idk
I'm sad you forgot to mention all of his slow motion shots.
+Emerson Ross you know what I totally did.. unfortunately it appears as if my voice over guy didn't read it when he recorded the video
Omg is that theAuzzieGamer speakin? :O
Asim lamichhane no haha
Can you do one for Taika Waititi?
song at 1:20?
Oh thats cool warris hussein directed the first dr who episode!
Breakdown Kubrick!
+Joseph Mcveigh sorry :( But unfortunately his estate is suing people who use his footage. So I'm unwilling to risk that one..
At first, I thought you meant Paul WS Anderson.
+Skankhunt42 haha, their are a couple Anderson directors out there..
What movie is that at 3:06 ?
the grand Budapest hotel
brad bird
needs more movies first