How your screenplay SHOULD BE WRITTEN according to Quentin Tarantino #shorts

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[alumbo]

I LOVE listening to him talk about film. Always riveting.

[skiloz]

love watching passionate ppl talk about things they love

[airborneandrowdy]

I could listen to Tarantino talk about Hollywood until I die.

[austinkelly]

Reminds me of the first time I read a Vince Gillian screenplay. Man, those BB and BCS scripts are so beautiful that every scene is vividly painted. Nothing is left up to the imagination. A beautiful kind of unique prose, really.

[adrians]

It’s really cool to see him be “normal” and talk about something he loves.

[tristonturner]

I hope this isn't just the algorithm giving me this video. I hope this is in my recommended for awhile. I want to keep learning from this man and I haven't seen all his videos..yet.

[wesrm]

That was inspiring. Now I want to read his screenplays. I’m going to check and see if they are available for the lay person.

[memesouls]

Whenever I write scripts I write is as if I’m writing a novel. I really like Taratino’s approach when it comes to writing because it reflects my train of thought when I try to keep my screenplay as fresh and exciting as possible. Reading a script that basically just goes like “this happened, then this happened, then random dude said this” is really boring. Having a script that keeps you on the edge of your seat and allows you to envision yourself as one of the characters really not only helps you film those scenes later on but also allows the actors to better get there heads into the role. Having visceral descriptions and naturalistic dialogue makes the story all the more engaging and connected with our imagination and reality.

[TaraConti]

I just Love how he talks about movies and movie making!

[maddog]

He's like the leading scientist in all thinks cinema hearing him speak about movies is like listening to a painter describing famous art pieces. Cant wait for his next film.

[StreetHierarchy]

I'll never forget reading the Django Unchained screenplay and Schultz shoots one of the Speck Brothers' horses and it collapses on the Speck brother's leg. The script reads "Dickie lets out a bitch like scream" I almost died.

[distortedfeatures]

Been reading Hard Times. It's bloody brilliant. He's right -- you can see it in front of you. It's sharp imagery and poetic prose.

[VIPAH]

Look how passionate Quentin is! Man his philosophy on screen writing is on another level.

[garyleeheard]

Ya know how some people go through burn out in their jobs or careers. This guy is still inlove with his career no matter how many years go by . It's great .

[miggy]

Great movie with James Coburn & Charles Bronson. It’s about street fighting during the Great Depression.

[MiloFPS]

I’ve read Walter Hills other script, the Getaway and it’s similar to the way Tarantino describes Hard Times.

[rlgnyc]

Walter Hill, Director of Commando, 1985. A movie that changed my life. I was 9 years old.

[jmswant]

Quentin is brilliant for what he does. Fabulous. Love his output

[danielking]

I wish I could express and explain the things I talk about half as well as he does!