Widely considered one of modern film's most talented storytellers, Paul Thomas Anderson has made his mark on cinema with some extremely unique and powerful movies. Paul Thomas Anderson is not a director constrained by genre or subject matter, telling finely tuned stories about 1970s hippies, burgeoning cults, quirky romance, or the world of London fashion. The sharp viewer might be able to catch some of his trademark stylistic choices and favorite character tropes, but he's also very open about his approaches to filmmaking, and numerous nuggets of wisdom can be found in his interviews and conversations throughout the years. So let's pull up a chair next to Daniel Plainview and learn from The Master...no, not that one. 1. During the creative process, don't start with a blank page. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 21 February, 2019