James Cameron MasterClass Review - Is It Worth It?

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  • Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
  • Grab the James Cameron MasterClass here: bit.ly/3Qsn5JR
    The full James Cameron MasterClass review on Filmmaking. Academy Award-winning director James Cameron teaches you the tricks of the trade and shares his approach to movie making on any budget. Learn both the theory and practical side of film making from the director of AVATAR, Titanic and Terminator.
    Today we show you the masterclass platform and exactly what you get. We answer, is it worth it?
    In the James Cameron MasterClass review, I cover all 15 lessons in detail and provide a complete overview of my experience with each video. Yes, we log into MasterClass together. Yes, I have a bit of fun with James Cameron education.
    We answer: Is this honest Masterclass review, we ask if it's worth it for you based on your Filmmaking experience. Are you a beginner, intermediate or 20+ year seasoned veteran? We answer if you should make the investment.
    The James Cameron MasterClass teaches Filmmaking, it covers the following:
    Lesson 1: Meet Your Instructor: James Cameron
    Lesson 2: Pursuing and Developing the Idea
    Lesson 3: Toying With the Audience: Building and Releasing Tension
    Lesson 4: THE TERMINATOR Club Scene Breakdown
    Lesson 5: ALIENS Egg Chamber Breakdown
    Lesson 6: ALIENS Newt Introduction Scene Breakdown
    Lesson 7: The Art of Low-Budget Filmmaking
    Lesson 8: THE TERMINATOR Arm and Eye Repair Breakdown
    Lesson 9: From Sketch to Spectacle: Creating Set Pieces
    Lesson 10: THE TERMINATOR Future World Breakdown: Creating a Set Piece on a Budget
    Lesson 11: Crafting and Introducing Compelling Characters
    Lesson 12: TITANIC Rose Introduction Breakdown
    Lesson 13: Developing Dread Through Adversaries
    Lesson 14: AVATAR Creating Technology
    Lesson 15: Making Your Way and Leading With Passion
    Grab the James Cameron MasterClass here: bit.ly/3Qsn5JR
    Who is James Cameron?
    DIRECTOR JAMES CAMERON does not just make successful movies-he makes historic, iconic, record-shattering movies. His are the movies that cost more money than any movies ever made. His are the movies whose dialogue has become interwoven into the very fabric of our popular culture (“Hasta la vista, baby!”; “I will never let go, Jack!”). His are the movies that, through technological innovations spearheaded by James himself, have managed to transform cinema again and again.
    Born in Ontario, Canada, in 1954, James was fascinated by science fiction books and movies from a young age (he would read and reread a book on the making of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey). He moved to the United States at 17 and initially studied physics at Fullerton Junior College, now Fullerton College, before switching to English and eventually dropping out. A trip to the theater to see George Lucas’s Star Wars reignited his interest in filmmaking; the cinematic experience was so moving that he drove a truck to support his fledgling screenwriting career and spent time studying books on visual effects (VFX) at the library. At 24 years old, James directed his first movie with a budget-a $20,000 sci-fi short called Xenogenesis-that he funded thanks to contributions from a consortium of California dentists.
    If you are currently taking or just finished the e-course. Let me know your thoughts on the MasterClass in the comments below. I encourage all questions you have about the James Cameron MasterClass below, so ask away.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 31

  • @LouisPetrides
    @LouisPetrides  3 роки тому +5

    Access the James Cameron MasterClass here: bit.ly/3Qsn5JR

  • @daneoman1000
    @daneoman1000 2 роки тому +9

    Watched it 3 months ago, great class, Ron Howard’s, Scorcese and Hertzogs are great too for filmmaking.

    • @DialloMoore503
      @DialloMoore503 Рік тому

      Which one did you like best and/or find more valuable/useful?

  • @dranipani
    @dranipani 8 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for taking time to make this review.

  • @nickgeiserr
    @nickgeiserr 3 роки тому +9

    this is so high quality..your so underrated

    • @nickgeiserr
      @nickgeiserr 3 роки тому

      by that i mean you deserve much more subs

    • @LouisPetrides
      @LouisPetrides  3 роки тому +1

      Appreciate it Xplore. The best thing about UA-cam is quality content always ranks at the top regardless how many subscribers you have. Most of my videos have 10-20x my subscriber count. It's why i also teach it at the online creator institute.
      All the best,
      Louis

  • @LukeLovesRose
    @LukeLovesRose 8 місяців тому +1

    And yet, people still cant tell me how many times or when the number 57 appears in Aliens. Thats the mark of a true master

  • @HackingMusic
    @HackingMusic 2 роки тому +1

    well done

  • @AlicanErenKuzu
    @AlicanErenKuzu 2 роки тому +1

    Wanted to watch it but Masterclass only takes credit cards..

  • @charlessmyth
    @charlessmyth 3 роки тому +5

    The premise is, for when your story has next to no premise of any interest and/or value: Be sure to slather on he eye-candy and every dramatic effect, like that of mystery, suspense and irony, you can lay your hands on :-)

  • @getreal2592
    @getreal2592 2 роки тому +2

    What I'm still trying to figure out is why the ultra rich who presumably don't need more money like billionaire Mr. James Cameron here would bother spending time doing this for a paid service. The monetary benefit is very little, so is this intended to be altruistic? Considering the price tag, that's practically nonsensical.

    • @Yousuckdeeznuts
      @Yousuckdeeznuts 2 роки тому +2

      It’s not them
      It’s the masterclass service that charges that

    • @elijahtrenton8351
      @elijahtrenton8351 Рік тому

      Generational wealth.

    • @phenomenal14U
      @phenomenal14U Рік тому

      Well people don't pay until they care 👍

    • @tronam
      @tronam Рік тому +1

      They clearly don’t need the money, especially not James Cameron, but he wasn’t born wealthy. Heck, he was a truck driver for years before taking the plunge into filmmaking and never even went to film school. I think a lot of people like this reach a point in their lives where they’d like to pay it forward somehow and pass on some of the knowledge they’ve learned over the years.

    • @AA-zq1sx
      @AA-zq1sx Рік тому +1

      Isn't it obvious? Of course it's not about the money when you have a billion. He's done everything you can do as a Hollywood filmmaker, broken every box office record, married a model and lived out his childhood fantasies of being a deep sea explorer. He's nearly 70 now, the only logical thing to do is to share his story and leave a trail of breadcrumbs for the next generation of aspiring filmmakers about how to make great films, sharing his methods and experience.

  • @MegaKamandi
    @MegaKamandi 2 роки тому +1

    i lost respect years ago his last good film was true lies and that wasnt all that great by the time titanic rolled around i was completly out he sold out

    • @LouisPetrides
      @LouisPetrides  2 роки тому +5

      Please explain further what you mean by sold out. :)

    • @enigmawstudios4130
      @enigmawstudios4130 2 роки тому +17

      You're right. He completely sold out! Every theater was BOOKED. Top grossing movies ever made. Rich relatable stories. I'd love to sell out like he does

    • @DialloMoore503
      @DialloMoore503 Рік тому +1

      YAWN

    • @DialloMoore503
      @DialloMoore503 Рік тому +4

      Also, I’d like to see you make a better movie than him.

  • @deniss.3661
    @deniss.3661 3 роки тому +2

    Hi, what email can I send you a business offer?