Let’s add a step 7: Don’t bother writing a script. Go in with the idea, and be prepared change everything as production goes. God I LOVE Wong Kar Wai films!
OMG what a hidden gem! I was searching for 2046 and end up in this fun channel (sorry, cant find any other adjective other than fun) Congrats from Brazil
omg hii just found this video and your channel!! really enjoyed listening to your essay and I love your humor! Gonna definitely check out some of your short films, I hope youre also gonna make more essays!
Just found you. Shocked u have so few likes when u got that amazing editing skills and hooking humour. As someone who isn’t familiar with Hong Kong films but have a nostalgia for the concept cuz it was popular in Korea in my parents’ time, I would’ve loved a section in the video quietly watching relevant clips of those films for a few minutes, getting to get a better feel of it. But I understand yt copyright issues can be a hassle.
bruh you're jokes, keep going you're tightening up your comic timing and maybe take us out of your bedroom in a way that helps you emphasis and create metaphors for the things you're talking about hehe love how your embodying the wong kar wai obsessive fan so many filmmakers go through -
@kyron.did.it. filmed this in Hong Kong so I have no other room to go to 💀 thank you tho!! And don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan but WKW is known by everyone and their grandmas here lol he's been a staple of our culture for ages. i guess the whole video wanted to show a perspective more familiar and contextual to WKW, as it's interesting seeing how the rest of the film world perceives him 👍😌👍
@@sal_alembroke you did a great job! yeah that's an interesting perspective I guess in the West we're seeing these stylish visuals and techniques but in some of the interviews I've seen with WKW it's literally him talking about making choices out of necessity when shooting with little budget n time etc.
@kyron.did.it. ooh yeah, reminds me how film noir styles developed too! and I think WKW's intricate style under the constraints he had really exemplifies living in HK. often i forget how different other cities look like, as HK has such a distinct urban crowdedness but he uses it so aptly
@@sal_alembroke i've never been to HK so I almost wonder what a crowdedness would be like now, what the political n cultural sentiments would be like now in contrast. Im always fascinated by artist to attempt to capture the zeitgeist and help us see ourselves
Fun video. I met and interviewed Christopher Doyle when I was covering film festivals as a journalist and film critic. He was easily the most entertaining and funniest DP I ever met. As for the title of the video, Im fine with now writing about film again on Substack. No offense.
I WANT TO WATCH MY FAVORITE HK MOVIE ROUGE WITH YOU. A 1988 MASTERPIECE BY STANLEY KWAN ABOUT DEEP LOVE AND LOSING IT. FROM ROBERT CONNECTICUT USA. I LIVED IN WAN CHAI AT ONE TIME.
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Let’s add a step 7: Don’t bother writing a script. Go in with the idea, and be prepared change everything as production goes. God I LOVE Wong Kar Wai films!
yoo this video was so good! You're gonna be huge one day. Don't stop 😎
heyo thank you!! if it's not too much would love any things u liked / feedback bc I hope to improve :)
I agree
Really enjoyed your short, please make more!
"I encourage people not to think so i can catch up" best line ever!!!
God I love this video this is the most creative shit I have seen in a while. Keep up the good work!
thank you !! genuinely one of the nicest comments I ever got. definitely will keep going :))
girl your editing is incredible how is this not viral???
🫣 THANK U
How do I join this cult?
just send me ur bank details
Thanks for the text! I used it for my wife’s birthday video, she loved it
Perfect, also great to use for your future children's' birthdays too
@@sal_alembroke my kids birthday is in April, will definitely use it! Thank u so much 😃
I love the humour of this vid. Wong Kar Wai films make me want to start doing cinematography if I weren’t in so deep in this whole university thing
coming from a law student it is shattering me rn but worth it 👍😳👍 ?? maybe idk
OMG what a hidden gem! I was searching for 2046 and end up in this fun channel (sorry, cant find any other adjective other than fun)
Congrats from Brazil
super fun, cute video. I really like it!
I watched 15 seconds and subscribed. Great work!
Wow I literally subscribed because of the colour technique of your bideo
I love your take on WKW’s work!
thank you!
subscribed. need to hear that full cover
😈 spread the word so we hit 70 mil (but fr thank u! .. gonna be out maybe at 1k)
@@sal_alembroke 1k? you sure you will be able to post it in time
i love your editing
omg hii just found this video and your channel!! really enjoyed listening to your essay and I love your humor! Gonna definitely check out some of your short films, I hope youre also gonna make more essays!
thank u :))) and for sure! Filming a Wes Anderson related one today 🫶
so glad the algorithm brought me to this video!
I love this vid, please do more!
I'm from Argentina and I would love to visit Hong Kong and make a short movie there
had to pause the video to tell you that you're hilarious and i'm obsessed with u
thank you it is 2am but this is currently the only comment ever
Just found you. Shocked u have so few likes when u got that amazing editing skills and hooking humour.
As someone who isn’t familiar with Hong Kong films but have a nostalgia for the concept cuz it was popular in Korea in my parents’ time, I would’ve loved a section in the video quietly watching relevant clips of those films for a few minutes, getting to get a better feel of it. But I understand yt copyright issues can be a hassle.
ayy thank u! and appreciate the feedback so much :)
This was great👍👍
wth the youtube algorithm read my mind with this video
I really love your videos 😊
bruh you're jokes, keep going you're tightening up your comic timing and maybe take us out of your bedroom in a way that helps you emphasis and create metaphors for the things you're talking about hehe love how your embodying the wong kar wai obsessive fan so many filmmakers go through -
@kyron.did.it. filmed this in Hong Kong so I have no other room to go to 💀 thank you tho!!
And don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan but WKW is known by everyone and their grandmas here lol he's been a staple of our culture for ages. i guess the whole video wanted to show a perspective more familiar and contextual to WKW, as it's interesting seeing how the rest of the film world perceives him 👍😌👍
@@sal_alembroke you did a great job! yeah that's an interesting perspective I guess in the West we're seeing these stylish visuals and techniques but in some of the interviews I've seen with WKW it's literally him talking about making choices out of necessity when shooting with little budget n time etc.
@kyron.did.it. ooh yeah, reminds me how film noir styles developed too! and I think WKW's intricate style under the constraints he had really exemplifies living in HK. often i forget how different other cities look like, as HK has such a distinct urban crowdedness but he uses it so aptly
@@sal_alembroke i've never been to HK so I almost wonder what a crowdedness would be like now, what the political n cultural sentiments would be like now in contrast. Im always fascinated by artist to attempt to capture the zeitgeist and help us see ourselves
whats the name if the bg music!! love the vid btw 😊
@mattysaros1860 i think its this ua-cam.com/video/V7w5By6pyaQ/v-deo.htmlsi=CIKOVTy6cvG0WaHd (a cover of I broke a string making this part)
It is "arabesque no.1" by debussy
I LOVE ARABESQUE SO MUCHHHH WAHHHHHH SO LOVELY
great and really funny video, keep it up
thank u so much :'))
TO CATCH A THIEF IS MY FAVORITE.............
Loved the vid
i guess I'm in love with both Wong Kar-Wai and YOU
very good talk!
I LOVE YOU
war kar wai wes anderson cult!
Very good video !
Very inspiring
哎吔!!! HAHAHA!!! This is perfect!
Fun video.
I met and interviewed Christopher Doyle when I was covering film festivals as a journalist and film critic.
He was easily the most entertaining and funniest DP I ever met.
As for the title of the video, Im fine with now writing about film again on Substack.
No offense.
Dude, I like you
let's elope
@@sal_alembroke too fast like the end of the movie
🙌🏻🙌🏻
Ur cool. LOL made my day
I Like when you swear..,.,..
I WANT TO WATCH MY FAVORITE HK MOVIE ROUGE WITH YOU. A 1988 MASTERPIECE BY STANLEY KWAN ABOUT DEEP LOVE AND LOSING IT. FROM ROBERT CONNECTICUT USA. I LIVED IN WAN CHAI AT ONE TIME.
nice
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
wkw is severely overrated but your video is nicely done!
imo his cinematography can be sometimes but many ppl miss the hk contextual and personal side of it, which better explains his style :)
Wtf ur funny
are you also being this funny while you speaking canto
I'd like to say even funnier but mostly bc canto is just a funnier language. maybe i should add obligatory canto segments to videos
hahaha
Can you grow up and start capitalising your sentences. Its not quirky or unique.
Can you grow up and start using the right 'it's'. Its not quirky or unique.