Aside from finding Laura Palmer's killers, what can we do to be more creative? It's not a secret that I love David Lynch. I've posted about him so much on this site, and I love interacting with other fervent fans out there. The reason I care about Lynch isn't just my unhealthy love of Blue Velvet as an exposé on suburban culture, or how he uses the idea of nuclear war to layer in uncertainty in all his films. It's that it seems like Lynch works so hard. Whether it's a chair, an artwork, or a movie, Lynch is always collecting and storing ideas. In the video below, the American filmmaker talks to Susie Pearl about the patience needed to catch ideas, how not to commit suicide because of forgetting an idea and how you will know for sure when you caught "the" idea you have to work on. The site didn't allow sharing for other sites, so when I embedded the video nothing happened, still the link is below and you can copy and paste it in your server to watch David Lynch. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 28 September, 2020