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Tarantino was the reason I wanted to become a screenwriter. His words, passion and love of filmmaking inspire me to keep going and one day, I'll sell that script.
For those who might be wondering the script Tarantino's referring to at 9:23 this is an excerpt from the script 'Hard Times' -- CAESARE'S FIGHTER Hey, pops, ain't you a little old for this. Chaney drops his coat. Silence. The two hitters move out. Palms up. Caesare's man comes forward. Chaney feints, hits him once. Once is enough. Out like a match. SPEED He's just seen the answer to a gambling man's prayers. -- It just shows how much affection and love Tarantino has for cinema.
Just finished Rewriting my 130 page spec script. Tarantino is always inspiring Aspiring filmmakers and screenwriters to go get it done. So I'ma go get it done now.
I think Tarantino is a bit underrated because he is so entertaining - both in his filmmaking & in his public persona. It might seem like he isn’t underrated, but a lot of people who fancy themselves public intellectuals really denigrate his films.
I use Studiobinder's screenwriting app, but I must say, after this speech...I'm fuckin' switching to Final Draft! On the other hand I wanna say "What a man, What a legend"❤️❤️❤️
Dry. I love that Quentin states that scripts can easily come across as dry. Trying to make a script 3-dimensional, alive and yet have it fit within the blueprint pages suggested (30 for TV sitcom, 60 for TV drama), is challenging. Landscaping the Final Draft pages to pop with life...
Avary appeared on the Bret Easton Ellis podcast last year and it was awesome in its own right but he basically laid out how his relationship with Tarantino has been from Archives to today.
Writers should learn a little bit about the Dramatica theory of story. Once you get the basics, you see why so many stories are lacking especially in characters' personal lives.
Names and emails of these people, please, QT. I've emailed over 40 individuals and companies so far asking if they'd read some of my work. Not one was willing to even look. I wouldn't mind if they read it and said it was crap; at least that would be feedback, but when they won't even read it.... How do you fight that?
I agree with you, but the problem is after a person writes that script,no one will take a chance to read it. Its like the sound of one hand clapping, or a tree falling in the woods. If you got 10 min, i have the script.
Somewhere, a young screewriter saw the end of this video and went on writing a great movie for 3 months. And now, those big executives waiting to read and produce just turned their back on the theaters and went on to produce tv series for streaming only. Yup..too bad.
@@shenkaed some VOD movies were made with the same care as movies for cinema. In general, i don't care about the cinematography if the story and dialogues are good.
@@CluelessIndianGamer have you written a classic since watching this speech? No, of course you haven't, and you never will because you are the type to watch a speech about it rather than actually doing it.
Tarantino was the reason I wanted to become a screenwriter. His words, passion and love of filmmaking inspire me to keep going and one day, I'll sell that script.
You and me both!!! Let’s hope we both get their! See you at the top 💪🏾💪🏾
For those who might be wondering the script Tarantino's referring to at 9:23
this is an excerpt from the script 'Hard Times'
--
CAESARE'S FIGHTER
Hey, pops, ain't you a little old for this.
Chaney drops his coat.
Silence.
The two hitters move out.
Palms up.
Caesare's man comes forward.
Chaney feints, hits him once.
Once is enough.
Out like a match.
SPEED
He's just seen the answer to a gambling man's prayers.
--
It just shows how much affection and love Tarantino has for cinema.
I like that line "out like a match." Thats cool.
Just finished Rewriting my 130 page spec script. Tarantino is always inspiring Aspiring filmmakers and screenwriters to go get it done. So I'ma go get it done now.
Good to see Quentin and Roger are still friends after all these years...
His bit about Avery typing his script made me tear up, what a gesture man, and what a life remembered.
This is so heartwarming, Quentin is a sunshine ✌
"if i cast it well, it's gonna be good." that is fuc*ing awesome and his confidence on his writing.. it is everything.
Wonderful words from one of the greatest screenwriters of all time. So much encouragement here for those trying to make it.
His words made me feel better.
amazing tribute to roger avary which proves we don't do this alone, we always pick up allies along the way.
Awesome speech from a great man!
I think Tarantino is a bit underrated because he is so entertaining - both in his filmmaking & in his public persona. It might seem like he isn’t underrated, but a lot of people who fancy themselves public intellectuals really denigrate his films.
So this is where the viral clip's from.
So insightful! I've never heard these stories before
Thanks for the great advice, QT. Respect ✊🏻
Love this man so much!
Thanks for sharing that.
I use Studiobinder's screenwriting app, but I must say, after this speech...I'm fuckin' switching to Final Draft!
On the other hand I wanna say "What a man, What a legend"❤️❤️❤️
The software you use doesn’t matter. The pros can bang out killer scripts on Microsoft word
@@timhold2016 Tarantino handwrites.
Dude is a trip
Dude is the shiz yo
Quinton starts at about 3:00
Kinda.. “Bizarre, Eccentric, Hilarious”.. Mastermind! 👌✨
Dry. I love that Quentin states that scripts can easily come across as dry. Trying to make a script 3-dimensional, alive and yet have it fit within the blueprint pages suggested (30 for TV sitcom, 60 for TV drama), is challenging. Landscaping the Final Draft pages to pop with life...
If you read his scripts, Tarantino could do it. His scripts are really fun to read.
@@kensuke0 he surely inspired me to rethink the landscape of the script I’m writing!
@@WhiskandDine Reading novels also helps.
@@wes6571 it is one approach though lately I have been watching film to ask myself “how would I have put what I just saw into words”?
@@WhiskandDine Reading film criticism too helps!
CONGRATULATIONS QUENTIN TARANTINO :DDD
🌸🌼🌷🌼🌻🌹🌻🌼🌸🌷🌼🌸
Here's a piece of cake :D
I thought his friendship with Avery was over. Good to see I was wrong.
Time heals all I suppose
Avary appeared on the Bret Easton Ellis podcast last year and it was awesome in its own right but he basically laid out how his relationship with Tarantino has been from Archives to today.
@@lennycarl0099 And then Tarantino came on the podcast and told how they’ve fixed their relationship and are thinking of setting up their own podcast.
@@kanava1119 Which they have done, but I bet you already knew that.
Somebody please message me in a year, i hope i stick with this and have written a script
How's the first draft going?
How’s it coming along? (Just to time stamp this) it’s November 17th 2020
I hope you're sticking with it
How are you doing? How’s the 10th revised draft?
Half way there
Can you please allow auto captioning to be turned on?
Tarantino is a master.
Roger Avery is a GOLDEN FRIEND. wow. lol
Nice!
Captain Peachfuzz and the Anchovy Bandit
Where are the millions of views?
All the more for us!
millinilas and genz i feel dont get QT hes a generation xr thats why no million views
bc everyones too busy watching tiktok n shit
Writers should learn a little bit about the Dramatica theory of story. Once you get the basics, you see why so many stories are lacking especially in characters' personal lives.
Names and emails of these people, please, QT. I've emailed over 40 individuals and companies so far asking if they'd read some of my work. Not one was willing to even look. I wouldn't mind if they read it and said it was crap; at least that would be feedback, but when they won't even read it.... How do you fight that?
You don't. You have to know someone in the business who will get others to read it. Or just be really lucky idk.
I agree with you, but the problem is after a person writes that script,no one will take a chance to read it. Its like the sound of one hand clapping, or a tree falling in the woods. If you got 10 min, i have the script.
maybe you should try networking with others who are in the business, then you might get somewhere
Somewhere, a young screewriter saw the end of this video and went on writing a great movie for 3 months. And now, those big executives waiting to read and produce just turned their back on the theaters and went on to produce tv series for streaming only. Yup..too bad.
hate to beak it to you but netflix also releases movies
So depressing! People are starting to regard tv movies as real movies. It breaks my heart!
@@shenkaed some VOD movies were made with the same care as movies for cinema. In general, i don't care about the cinematography if the story and dialogues are good.
Nice. But I'll still rather use Fade In.
Where does he find his clothes
He gave such a legendary speech and all you could focus on was his clothes?
@@CluelessIndianGamer it was just a question you pseudo intellectual wet blanket
@@CluelessIndianGamer have you written a classic since watching this speech? No, of course you haven't, and you never will because you are the type to watch a speech about it rather than actually doing it.
@@insidiousmaximus chill
country western clown shop uuff just fukin with QT