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MasterClass – Martin Scorsese Teaches Filmmaking
Martin Scorsese He was eight years old when he created his first storyboard. Today he’s a legendary director whose films from Mean Streets to The Wolf of Wall Street have shaped movie history. His first film was “Mean Streets”.-The Oscar winner teaches online film classes, from storytelling to editing and working with actors. He breaks down films and teaches his craft, changing the way that you view and make movies.
The class will cover the following topics
Each lesson includes an introduction.-Downloadable workbook in depth
01. Introduction
Oscar, your new instructor-winning director Martin Scorsese. Martin His goals are explained MasterClass and talks about the importance to stay true to yourself during your filmmaking journey.
3:30
02. Beginnings
Martin He explains how he discovered that filmmaking was his true calling. He also talks about the importance of watching the old masters of cinema, from Orson Welles to Max Ophüls.
9:58
03. MartinEducation
Martin teaches you to appreciate the value of every shot using the lessons he learned from his tough—but inspirational—professor at NYU.
8:13
04. Discovering Your Process
There is no process for filmmaking. However, this lesson can be used to help you. Martin This is a glimpse at his process. Learn to let your film breathe and to be open to any unexpected changes that could enhance a scene.
12:51
05. Channeling your Influences
Martin Encourages you take inspiration from the work other directors and discusses how important it is to reference other films in your own writing.
6:46
06. How to Develop Your Style
Martin He teaches the principles of visual literacy and elaborates upon the hallmarks of his style, which includes previsualization with storyboards and the use of voice.-over, and the impact of documentary on his feature movies.
14:34
07. Directing & Technology
Martin The film demonstrates how technology can help or hinder your creativity as a director by connecting the atmosphere in which he started making movies.
9:35
08. Finding the Story
Martin This course teaches you how you can see the cinematic elements in your everyday life and how you can identify the themes and stories that you are most interested in.
10:05
09. Working with the Script
Martin He demonstrates his method for reading scripts and how it is possible to form ideas. He also teaches important lessons about research and shows you how to develop your script in rehearsal.
15:19
10. Casting actors
Martin He explains what casting is and gives his advice on how to interact with potential actors both individually and as a group. He also shared which roles he uses to model actors and what he looks out for in an actor.
10:07
11. Directing Actors
Martin This course teaches you how important it is to get in front of the camera and be a director. You’ll also learn to build trust and communicate with your actors.
9:35
12. Localities
Martin This video explains what to look out for when scouting locations, and how to make your location limitations work in your favor.
10:35
13. Production Design
Martin This course will teach you how to create a story that reflects the themes through production design. Learn how to bring your film’s world to life. Also, learn when to use artistic license when depicting historical periods.
18:20
14. Costume Design
Learn how to let the character dictate your costume and how you can work with actors to find perfect clothes for your roles.
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15:13
15. Understanding Cinematography
Martin teaches you how to work with your cinematographer and tells you the best way to learn—by asking your DP questions.
10:59
16. Shoot Low-Budget Films
Explore Martin’s experience with low-Collaboration with Michael Ballhaus, cinematographer for budget filmmaking Learn how to creatively capture the shots you need, even with tight budgets and limited schedules.
11:41
17. Crew Working
Learn the differences in working with a core crew of small people and a larger crew, and how you can empower each member of your crew.
10:25
18. Part 1: Editing
Martin He shares the magic of the editing room and the qualities that editors should possess. He will also prepare you for the constant evolution that is inherent to the editing process.
14:39
19. Part 2 of Editing
Martin This lesson teaches you the importance of being in sync and communicating with your editor. It also teaches you a valuable lesson: Sometimes, you may have to cut scenes that you love.
9:38
20. Color
Martin This lesson teaches you about the history and use of color in cinema. He also explains how color is used in his films.
7:03
21. Choose between black and white
Martin He discusses the evolution and motivations behind black and white film, and how he made Raging Bull black and white.
7:15
22. Sound Design: The Importance of Sound Design
Martin His approach to sound design is as follows: Enter the editing room with an intention to remove sound rather than add it. You will learn how sound design can create an atmosphere and how sound can be used to solve editing problems.
12:51
23. The Power of Music
Martin He discusses how music plays a part in the spiritual lives of his characters. He also talks about the films that have influenced him, such as independents by Kenneth Anger or classic Hollywood scores.
13:38
24. Promoting your film
Martin This course will help you to target your potential audience and provide recommendations for promotional strategies.
6:29
25. Scene discussion: Barry Lyndon
Martin This is a review of the first scene from Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon. Watch and learn Martin Natural lighting and voice are discussed.-over. Find out how each image in the scene represents the structure of an entire historical moment.
4:41
26. Scene Discussion: Out of the Past
Martin Analyse the visual language of this scene taken from Jacques Tourneur’s Out of the Past. This will help you understand the director’s usage of light and shadow. Martin Discusses Robert Mitchum’s performance and camera tilts in this scene.
2:26
27. Scene discussion: Jules and Jim
Martin Dissect the voice-over in François Truffaut’s film, explaining how it pushes the story forward and gives the audience copious information about the characters. Martin Analyzes the composition of frames, and the effect on the music.
1:46
28. Scene Discussion: Vertigo
Martin Discusses the role of color and background action in this scene taken from Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo. Find out how point-This is-View shots and angles are important to convey the emotion of the scene.
2:12
29. Scene Discussion: 8 1/2
Martin This scene from 8 1/2 shows Federico Fellini’s lighting and composition choices and how they impact our understanding of the protoganist. Take a look and learn. Martin Breaks down camera movement and blocking of actors
3:30
30. Finding Your Way
In his closing words of wisdom Martin Encourages you to be your own director and never lose sight the creative spark that inspires each film.
1:29
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