When 15 Famous Directors Made Films with (almost) No Money
This video essay analyzes some of the world's most famous film director's first films and compares it to their later body of work. A lot of directors have signature moves and creatives instinct that they naturally implement into their work even when they have a low budget or no budget at all. This is how those directors told stories even when they had no money. We will take a look at Stanley Kubrick, Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan, Edgar Wright, James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Ari Aster, Robert Eggers, David Lynch, George Lucas, Wes Anderson, Damien Chazelle, M Night Shyamalan and Paul Thomas Anderson.
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Music Used:
Happy Housework by Jonathan Boyle (Licensed via Shutterstock)
For The Win by Everet Almond (YouTube Audio Library)
Mars (from the Planets Suite) Holst by Human Symphony Orchestra (Licensed via Shutterstock)
Strut Funk by Dougie Wood (YouTube Audio Library)
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart (YouTube Audio Library)
Blue Dream by Cheel (YouTube Audio Library)
The Loner by DJ Williams (YouTube Audio Library)
Pisco Sour by Gunnar Olsen (YouTube Audio Library)
Nobody Calls It San Fran by Coyote Hearing (YouTube Audio Library)
Timestamps:
0:00 What is Directing?
2:05 Stanley Kubrick/Martin Scorsese
4:40 Edgar Wright/M Night Shyamalan
6:13 George Lucas/James Cameron
8:15 Steven Spielberg/Christopher Nolan
11:05 Robert Eggers/Ari Aster
13:15 David Lynch/Quentin Tarantino
16:00 Paul Thomas Anderson/Damien Chazelle
17:55 Wes Anderson/Closing
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