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'Django Unchained' Screenplay Available For Your Consideration

12.13.12 @ 3:18PM Tags : djangounchained, download, quentintarantino, screenplay, screenwriting

If ever there was a screenwriter that was fun to read, but really shouldn’t be emulated, that screenwriter would be Quentin Tarantino. Of course, that hasn’t stopped several screenwriters from trying, but it’s a fool’s errand (for that matter, it’s a fool’s errand to emulate any screenwriter). On the heels of several awards nominations, The Weinstein Company is revving up its tried-and-true awards machine and has recently churned out the screenplay of Django Unchained as an early holiday gift for your consideration. More »

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Watch a Video Analysis of the Signature Shots of Kubrick, Tarantino, and Wes Anderson

09.3.12 @ 11:30AM Tags : edit, editing, kubrick, mashup, quentintarantino, tarantino, video, wesanderson

It’s no secret that many directors have “signature shots,” or shots that they tend to use (or even overuse) in their films. Vimeo user kogonada has edited together three brilliant mashups of some of the signature shots of Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, and Wes Anderson. As a community of filmmakers, I think we can all agree there is something to be learned from how the greats make use of these shots. Hit the jump for the first video, which shows Kubrick’s use of the One-Point Perspective: More »

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Quentin Tarantino's Top 10 Films of 2011 (What Are Yours?)

01.17.12 @ 4:36PM Tags : awards, quentintarantino, tarantino, top

It’s film awards season (here’s an ongoing scorecard), which also makes it a good time to reflect on your personal favorites from the past year. I wish Netflix would let me sort the films I’ve rated by the date I rated them, which would allow me to provide an easy answer to “seen anything good lately?” Even this very handy script does not allow that. But I have some issues with Netflix, and this post is not about them but about Quentin Tarantino, who recently shared his own personal top 10 movies from 2011: More »