SEARCHLAB / lectures: Ridley Scott (1/3)
Presented in three parts, Mr. Scott talks about his career, technique and inspirations among many other insightful anecdotes from the past thirty years. (This lecture contains some adult language.)
Academy Award® Nominee Ridley Scott has directed some of the most influential and popular films in the past three decades. From Alien, Blade Runner, and Thelma & Louise to Gladiator, Black Hawk Down and Matchstick Men, Mr. Scott has consistently raised the visual storytelling bar. Presented in three parts, Mr. Scott talks about his career, technique and inspirations among many other insightful anecdotes from the past thirty years. (This lecture contains some adult language.)
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Wow this interview is awesome. Its great that there is a resource like this for non-established and aspiring filmmakers.
prime example of experience and persistance versus film school, a lot of great advice from a veteran director ...I really liked "time against creativity" ..true that! That and the 200% a year increase in film budgets... wow.
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