How to Take and Give Notes, the Future of Celluloid, and RIP Richard Donner
There are all kinds of pertinent topics discussed in today’s episode, including how filmmakers can support each other.
In this episode, we talk about…
- How Chris Nolan and Zack Snyder have a heartwarming tradition of watching each other’s movies before release and not giving each other any notes.
- The difference between notes from people who just feel like they have to say something versus getting tactful and well-thought-out notes at the right time in the process.
- How to give useful notes to a filmmaker.
- The power of writers’ groups, even for writers who are already successful.
- Portrayals of sex in film and who gets to tell which stories.
- An ode to Richard Donner, who recently passed away.
- Celluloid film and how it still has a place for making movies today.
- Why the digital revolution is great, but digital vs. film doesn’t have to be a one-or-the-other argument.
- An Ask No Film School about working with clients and balancing their desires with what’s possible.
- How to handle struggles and miscommunications with your clients.
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This episode of The No Film School Podcast was produced by George Edelman and Charles Haine.
