How Paul Thomas Anderson steals to get his ideas

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[@ivar7350]

kinda do this for songs.just fully immerse in the experience as if I'm writing it for the first time, even though at some level I know it's someone else's writing I'm just copying down. Helps if I remember it and try to recreate it from memory, helps even more if I forget some things and fill in the spaces with my own words, my own lyrics.

[@ClarenceBraxton72]

JF

[@prozotyke947]

subscribed i needed that\

[@_artofstorytelling]

I’m glad it helped :)

[@omali1105]

What interview is this from?

[@_artofstorytelling]

From here: ua-cam.com/video/T9aBe0FB3d0/v-deo.html&t

[@imfa-cinema257]

I fully agree. It's okay to steal to get inspired. And if you use the stolen stuff in the film after the inspiration - that's okay too since it's all about doing something fun and interesting.
Just look at Tarantino - he spent his life just plagiarizing stuff

[@gabrielsilvas692]

I wouldn't say that exactly lol and it's not okay to steal art word for word and use it as your own he just means to get you mind going then get to your own writing

[@villain7140]

Except plagiarism isn't a means for inspiration in Tarantino, it's the end

[@ufinc]

This is AI generated

[@_artofstorytelling]

What makes you think that?

[@ufinc]

@@_artofstorytelling Because he never said that

[@_artofstorytelling]

@@ufinc He says it exactly from this interview :) ua-cam.com/video/T9aBe0FB3d0/v-deo.htmlsi=1yETMkNpmAuWaTWs

[@ufinc]

@@_artofstorytelling Honey you do know that these things can be faked very easily do you not

[@_artofstorytelling]

@@ufinc I don’t think a full 90 minute interview with P.T.A was generated by a.i 😂