How to Direct Like Wes Anderson - Style and Trope Breakdown

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Ending song - Wes Anderson by Alex Lahey

Borrowed footage - Wes anderson Influences
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Recommended Resources
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1996 - Bottle Rocket
1998 - Rushmore
2001 - The Royal Tenenbaums
2004 - The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
2007 - The Darjeeling
2009 - Fantastic Mr. Fox
2012 - Moonrise Kingdom
2014 - The Grand Budapest Hotel
Shorts & adds
1996 - Bottle Rocket
2004 - American Express: My Life, My Card
2007 - Hotel Chevalier
2013 - Castello Cavalcanti
2016 – H & M Come Together

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The Wes Anderson Collection, by Matt Zoller Seitz,
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[ottoboas]

Honestly the best Wes Anderson breakdown on youtube... love how you made it a story the viewer was part of. Very well done Wes would be proud haha

[jonathancorreal]

His films always have a theatrical play feel to them too. Can you do one on David Lynch.

[matthew_thefallen]

I don't like Wes Anderson; I ADORE HIM.
His movies are perfect fitting in my empty space of my soul.
I like paintings and art, Wes Anderson has that in movies, every shooting, wheather it's wide angle or not, is like a painting (or an illustrated book).
Can't wait to start my own movie and use these tips to mix my own style with some of my favourite Andersonian elements! Thank you so much, excellent video!

[kalirose]

THANKS FOR INCLUDING "MELODY (SWALK)". One of my favourite films since I was younger, and ever since watching Moonrise Kingdom, I've noticed the similarities, yet it's rare for people to talk about it. Love it.

[gurliegurlgirl]

Sofia Copolla. She's one of the few female directors that's pretty mainstream and has an identifiable directing style

[faithirismacilvaine]

I absolutely love this. Wes Anderson is amazing

[Adumb_]

Words will never come close to describing how happy Wes Anderson makes me.

[madamekookfilosoofia]

This was the exact video i was searching for the last days..

[alexandergriffiths]

Awesome video. I loved that You had Wes Anderson playing at the end of the video! Not enough people have heard of Alex Lahey!

[lia]

I love you guys videos, one of the best videos on youtube in the film category. You guys inspire me to do better with my videos and I think that's reflected in my newest short film I just posted on my channel . Videos Like these and your ones on visual style makes me excited for film and makes me ready to create my own distinctive visual style and themes, Keep up the great content guys!

[sensitivewriter-director]

I've seen this three times now! Love Wes. Love your channel.

[Gabriel-bklm]

one of the best vids about W A, thanks

[babyvia]

what a beautiful breakdown! also i finally found the word i've been looking for for years: "twee" thank you!

[bcatalogrecords]

I like that you use the same intro music the The Hollywood Reporter uses for its round table discussions series.

[jaschabull]

Huh. Before watching this, I'd have guessed the answer would just be, "douse each reel of film with mustard".

[klekln]

i was looking up wes anderson and found this, whoa. just earned yourself a new sub!

[folkchild]

he's my favourite movie director :') love it

[levimoyers]

The Film Guy, really enjoyed this break down! Perhaps an idea that could benefit you and your followers: Id love to see some breakdowns of really well down corporate film making. Such as the apple watch series videos. Keep rocking it!

[FANDOMlong-live-US]

it's amazing seeing your channel grow

[johnnyc.]

Well done.
Good job that was all what I love and hate about being Wes Anderson