Learn Cinematography from Rob Richardson - Working with Tarantino, Scorsese, and Oliver Stone
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Learn cinematography from one of the most prolific DPs of our time. Cinematographer Rob Richardson shares film lighting tips learned by working with Scorsese, Tarantino and Oliver Stone.
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Chapters:
00:00 The Cinematography of Robert Richardson
02:07 Early Career & Going to War
03:29 First Feature & Working With Oliver Stone
04:45 Precision & Creating a Look With Martin Scorsese
07:12 Composition & Book Lighting With Quentin Tarantino
10:28 Keeping the Eyepiece & Venom 2
Cinematographer Robert Richardson has been shooting some of the most visually dynamic and thrilling pictures of the last four decades. JFK, Natural Born Killers, Casino, Kill Bill, Shutter Island, The Hateful Eight, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - just a sample of Robert Richardson’s career timeline. In this video, Richardson describes his early days working with Oliver Stone, his unique approach to cinematography techniques, and his role in supporting his director’s vision.
Bob Richardson’s career began in documentaries while shooting active combat in El Salvador. This caught the attention of Oliver Stone and their creative partnership yielded such cinematic powerhouse films as Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July, The Doors, Nixon and more. The next major collaboration in Robert Richardson’s career came in the form of Martin Scorsese - they’ve made a number of films together, including Bringing out the Dead, The Aviator, Hugo, and others.
In his most recent partnership, cinematographer Robert Richardson has shot nearly every film for Quentin Tarantino since Kill Bill. This list includes Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Despite working with such visionary auteurs, Robert Richardson has been able to bring a unique style to his cinematography. Specifically, cinematography techniques such as bright overhead lighting, balletic tracking shots, and colored lighting.
With zero signs of slowing down, cinematographer Robert Richardson has been an unsung hero working with these mainstream auteurs. But, as he explains, he understands that his job is to support the director’s vision, revealing layers of humility and true collaboration at the heart of his work.
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Chapters:
00:00 The Cinematography of Robert Richardson
02:07 Early Career & Going to War
03:29 First Feature & Working With Oliver Stone
04:45 Precision & Creating a Look With Martin Scorsese
07:12 Composition & Book Lighting With Quentin Tarantino
10:28 Keeping the Eyepiece & Venom 2
Yes. Robert Richardson is the man. My inspiration into cinematography. His style of lighting is legendary.
One of the greats 🔥
What I wouldn’t give to spend just a day with this master of the craft. Hands down my favorite Director of Photography.
Much to learn from him!
He truly become fearless after that war documentary. He keeps on pushing the envelope of his creativity. Thank you for dropping this gem, indeed inspirational.
Takes sacrificing for your craft to a whole new level 😮
Mr. Richardson has lit some of the most influential movies in history, much respect to him and his craft. I love his take on camera monitors and eyepiece.
Incredible experience within those eyes 💯
Dang that war story. What a badass.
Stuff of legend
Pls do a director's chair on Satyajit Ray.
Yes. This year was his 100th birth anniversary!
yes studio binder pls do one for Satyajit Ray.
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@StudioBinder Please on Mr. Ray
i am also here for ray
Damn... Laszlo, Vilmos and Chapman were my top list. That was until you guys made me realise its actually Robert Richardson who was/is consistently at the top of his game. Imagine a Kubrick/Richardson film...
He's consistent with the amazing works like Scorsese and Kubrick 🔥
It's been a while since I commented, but I have a suggestion: "Motifs and Motives - Michael Bay and Canines" (trust me, they come up a lot in his filmography).
Thanks for the suggestion!
He definitely has a great eye for cinema, watching these videos and learning from the greats really gives me inspiration to one day become a filmmaker whether it be a director or a cinematographer, even would love to do a course in screenwriting.
Good luck! 👍
@@StudioBinder Oh thank you for that, much appreciated.
Comments like these inspire me to become a filmmaker. Sometimes i think my dream is too far fetched or silly so im glad to hear there's others with the same dreams.
@@zachj2728 Oh thank you for that, much appreciated, my family told me that becoming filmmaker is very hard to get into and to try and be more realistic as I have learning disabilities and OCD and other mental and physical issues but I've always loved the behind the scenes on learning how how they make a film even though it's quite technical and complicated it just always gets me so interested and inspires me to one day do a course in cinematography or screenwriting with a helper that helps people with learning disabilities.
A lifetime of experience!
This is exactly what I needed today
Thanks guys for putting this together!
Hope it helps!
Amazing content as usual! Thank you for all the insights in the industry guys! Keep up the good work!
Will keep it coming ;)
I'm not professional at cinema but with watching this channel videos my love to cinema is going to be more and more
Our videos are for filmmakers and film-lovers :)
Can you make a directors chair on Peter Jackson ? Can't wait for it
And also on Michael mann
He's a good candidate!
Robert Richardson. One of the Best Director of Photography in Cinema. Precision, Composition, Eyepiece, How to Create a World on Cinematography, the Lesson from Robert Richardson. Collaboration with Passion with Martin Scorsese, Oliver Stone, Quentin Tarantino who are the Three Musketeers in Cinema.
He's a legend of the game for sure
9:50 Scene:
Hans turns out to be fluent in Italian;
Hans is doubtful on how the Americans pronounce their cover Italian names;
Hans congrats Dominic for saying his name right;
Plus the gesture Antonio makes when saying his name...
Good design in many aspects.
Great dialogue, blocking, and acting 👌
You’re guys are awesome as always !!!👏👏👏
Cheers!
Studiobinder giving us great stuff as always. ❤️❤️
Glad you liked it!
What a genius servant! He must make his directors so happy!
Been waiting on this one.
💯💖
Boy oh boy! This old man keeps on inspirating me❤️🔥
Inspiring all of us!
Powli
Vere level pwoli
💕🙏
His use of color it's amazing.
Amazingly talented
He's the best!
awesome guidance
You learn something new on each project
Who is your editor man? Why isn't he in Hollywood already?
Great content again...that outro though hahaha
Glad you liked it 😂
A mi juicio es el mejor DP que trabaja en Hollywood actualmente, en algún momento me gustaba Wally Pfister y Janusz Kaminksi, pero ya no iluminan como lo hacían antes, en cambio el look de las tomas que Robert Richardson es de un visionario que mezcla varios estilos.
My favorite of his is 'Casino', although I heard he was a bit disappointed in his own work of it.
thanks for this video its useful for me and pls do video for lighting technique for day and night to make a horror film
Thanks for the suggestion!
Where can I find the music behind the intro of "Shot list" episodes? it's used right before they This is ep1 of shot lists
Great Video 👍
Thanks for watching!
Quentin Tarantino is always so enthusiastic when he talks about Rob Richardson sitting on a crane with his white hair flowing in the wind..haha
That's a cinematic shot for him 😂
@@StudioBinder haha
you know you can remake old content and i will still watch it with a new twist
haha good to know
It's "Platoon even more so" not "Platoon (inaudible)" at around 04:05. It's very clear.
This channel puts every expensive film school to shame with their free content.
Dear film schools step up your game to be even considered.
Proud to be a subscriber of this channel. Studiobinder rocks!!
class in session!
Can you please tell me the link or name of the video where I can hear his whole story, interview. Im thinking about the one where his voice sonds like he's talking on a telephone?
Links to all audio are in description!
*Pls make one more video of his hair care routine.*
haha if we get the opportunity we'll ask
@@StudioBinder Thanks 😁🙏🏼
Please make a video for Oliver wood. He is also incredible. I love his work on don't come in the house.
Awesome :)
Cheers!
Hi, I want to ask, how big impact has cinematographer on the final film, is he deciding whichc camera movements will there be, is he deciding colours of the clothing of the protagonist, or is he just focused on lighining? Where the work of director ends and where work of director of photography starts?
On set, the work of the director and cinematographer is done together to create the shot. That would be everything from the lighting, moving the camera, lens choice, etc. The director is providing the vision on what the shot/scene is, and the cinematographer is making it happen.
But then what about the cinematographer and the gaffer.
Does the DP design the lighting scheme or is it the gaffer
Please make a similar video like this with Matthew Libatique!
Thanks for the suggestion!
pls, one of rodrigo prieto
Thanks for the suggestion!
8 month ago you was maked video camera movement the ultimate guide that video was very simple to learn I understand what you saying about camera movement but now you making video hard to learn because we can't understand what you teaching about in this video please make easily video like that camera movement video because my English is very weak I will trying to understand just video watching
We appreciate the feedback! The guides are our own script so they're designed to be easy to understand, but these vids we're using what other filmmakers said in interviews so it might be less clear at times
🔥🔥🔥please make a video about Emanuel Lubezki
Thanks for the suggestion!
Please make an analysis on Apu trilogy (By the Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray)
Thanks for the suggestion!
Impressive
Hope you like it!
Pls do the directing style of Andrei Tarkovsky and ingmar bergman
Thanks for the suggestion!
Can you do Michael ballhaus?
We might!
My third favorite cinematographer
Is Deakins first or second?
@@StudioBinder
1: Roger deakins
2: Emmanuel Lubezki
3: Robert Richardson
Make one video on Larry Fong
Thank for the suggestion!
'You can't handle the truth'. Classic line.
fantastic scene 💯
@@StudioBinder, agree.
Talk about "The Fellowship of the ring"
What about the film do you want a breakdown of?
@@StudioBinder the cinematography, the soundtrack or the CGI 🙈
அருமை
Thanks for watching!
Please do some breakdowns of Indian cinema 📽️🙏❤️😊
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@StudioBinder please please explore our mainstream and religious cinema 🙏🎥❤️
Eye of the God!
Among the best eyes in the business haha
@@StudioBinder Well in India we have too many Gods😉
❤️❤️❤️
🙏
Someone has the song at 7:00 ??
Do Directing Style Of Zack Snyder...
Great decision ending the video on the cult classic Venom 2
Ouatih should have won for cinematography
There was stiff competition!
So weird him doing Venom 2 lol
The Bruce Lee scene didn`t feature any jeet kune do, it was crap compared to the fight scenes in Bruce Lee movies.
It was nice cinematography though
Sir make a video for ios video making
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@StudioBinder thank you for reading my comment
Satyagit RAY PLEASE
Please also explore cinema of Satyajit Ray, bimol Roy, Ritwik Ghatak, and many more of Indian cinema hats off to other work in depth you have done till now
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i would like to say he is better than deakins
It's an interesting debate for sure
7th view but 1st comment
We welcome you!
Far better then roger deakins
Why do you think so?
The people who leave comments like "Can you do a video about (enter name here)" yet say next to nothing about the video they leave the comment on are not really watching or understanding what is being said or shown in the video.. that's the unfortunate side of the internet.
Unpopular opinion: Bob Richardson is better than Roger Deakins
Oh yeah :)
Why do you always have to compare? What is the point of it ... they are both masters of their craft.
@@mr.tcrieson519 it‘s a joke, of course no one‘s better. I just like Richardson „style“ more…
Two of the best 👍
Hell no,Roger deakins is better
His shitiest movie was Venon 🤦