Wes Anderson Explains How to Write & Direct Movies | The Director's Chair

Do you want to learn the secrets of Wes Anderson filmmaking style? Everyone knows that Wes Anderson movies generate lots of buzz, like his new film The French Dispatch. His unique filmmaking and directing style attract the biggest movie stars like Bill Murray, Ed Norton, and Bruce Willis. He's teamed up with Owen Wilson and Luke Wilson for years, and while their writing definitely contributes, what can you learn from Wes Anderson interviews or Wes Anderson quotes? What is so special about Wes Anderson cinematography or the Wes Anderson aesthetic?

Wes Anderson's career may have begun with Bottle Rocket, but it truly took off after the success of his second feature film, Rushmore. Once the world was able to see films like The Royal Tenenbaums and then The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - his career skyrocketed. Wes Anderson went on to make The Darjeeling Limited, Moonrise Kingdom, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Isle of Dogs, and The Grand Budapest Hotel.

In this episode of The Director's Chair, we take Wes Anderson interviews so that he can explain his unique style and dive into the Wes Anderson aesthetic. You'll get to hear Wes Anderson quotes that explain why Wes Anderson films are so effective. You'll see how Wes Anderson cinematography has helped to craft some of the greatest moments in cinema, and learn some film theory in our video essay portion. Then you'll get to see his filmmaking process so that you get a behind the scenes look at how he crafts that unique Wes Anderson aesthetic.

Are you excited for the new Wes Anderson movie? Do you want to learn from arguably one of the most popular film directors working today? Then make sure to check out this film analysis video: The Director's Chair on Wes Anderson's filmmaking style and movies.

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[StudioBinder]

You can easily spot a Wes Anderson movie. Saturated colors, symmetrical shots, extravagant set design, and so much more. What's your single favorite thing about Wes Anderson films?

[nirvanakamala]

I wonder what the inside of his house looks like

[tomasgoni]

I hope he does not change his style, for me watching one of his movies feels like coming home after a really long time.

[CameronMetrejean]

I wish Wes Anderson could direct my life

[blonded]

patiently awaiting 'The French Dispatch'

[chance_ondriezek]

His style never ceases to amaze me.
One of the best modern directors working today.

[etantife]

He dresses exactly like the characters in his movies.

[diesel]

Wes Anderson is like really a genious of our time. Every time i see a movie he made it feels like art. Other movies sometimes have those beautifull moments makes them remembered, but Wes's movies are like this from start till the end. Every act is composed perfectly, everything have a meaning. If the scene is at a hotel, it's not just a regular hotel they found. He pours ideas and visuals into that place. I loved two or three Wes movies beofre i even knew they are all made by him. He have the style most modern movies are lack of sadly...

[cosmobane]

Like how Anderson looks like a random guy interrupting the shooting process in some scenes

[frankiec]

Y’all know this mans is 50 years old. I thought he was like 30 something.

[RohitVinay]

His filmmaking is so artistic and so exciting to watch. Working on an animated short and videos like this inspire me a lot!!! Great Content!!!

[ashg.]

God damn, all these movies leave a hole in my heart. They will never be filled by another

[gp]

This man seems to have a really sweet soul

[poweroffriendship.]

*_Wes Anderson is one of the most underrated directors in cinema. He's like the modern Stanley Kubrick with a lighthearted manner._*

[NateandNoahTryLife]

5:44 that is some genius problem solving. Would’ve never guessed that wasn’t a real train.

[NateandNoahTryLife]

I don’t think one director has influenced my life more. I found his movies at the exact right time in my life.

[BehindtheCurtain]

This presentation is very professional. Good job, StudioBinder.

[sadbot]

This short made literally cry. So many good people, sharing their dreams and visions and have the power and strength to keep on doing it. I'm so thankful for all the great filmmakers, that keep me inspiring, even when i'm not a filmmaker. Thank you much!

[NxDoyle]

Don't need to change. They're beautiful, symmetrical movies that have our capacity for kindness at their core.

[lifeofapotato]

Wes Andersons films feel so light and easy to digest from emotional side. I feel like having this kind of calm state in me created by the whole production eventho the story is changing or climaxing or maybe smth bad happened, idk to describe it properly into words. Those symmetrical shots and colors ease the audiences while the plot is either bright or dark.