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Filmmaking

13 videos about filmmaking that people linked on Reddit, from the Film and art shelf.

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13 entries
1 h 1 min An Exhaustive History of Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the RingsFolding Ideas

Olson at Folding Ideas is comfortably my favorite guy on the platform currently, and his work in the last two years has mostly focussed on wackadoo financial-industry scam cults (or WoW), but he's also done great videos about Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings film, the Fifty Shades trilogy, and…

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18 min How Star Wars was saved in the editRocketJump

…the History of Cinema and I struggle with these questions as well. Go take a look at some of the good video essays. Ahoy (Quake 1 essay amongst others): FilmmakerIQ (History of green sreen ... amongst others): Rocket Jump (How Star Wars was Saved in the Edit): What make those great? content.…

Mentioned in r/VideoEditing

7 min Werner Herzog and The Ecstatic TruthHaven Of Singles

Singles : Another channel new on the scene, and what it lacks in polish compared to some of the other channels, it makes up for with some really unique and interesting videos. They are more interested in the potential of genre through analysing filmmaking techniques than actual filmmakers.…

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5 min Ma: Miyazaki's CalmGlowing Screens

Check out this video on Bergman's framing Glowing Screens: Another newbie on the scene, he's very much in the style of Nerdwriter but he's finding his voice fast. His video on the danger of American Sniper's patriotism is great, but I'd personally recommend checking out his video on Miyazaki's films

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42 min The Art of Editing and The Snowman | Folding IdeasFolding Ideas

…and his work in the last two years has mostly focussed on wackadoo financial-industry scam cults (or WoW), but he's also done great videos about Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings film, the Fifty Shades trilogy, and the utter fuckery that was The Snowman.

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