Designing the World of Film: Crash Course Film Production with Lily Gladstone #9

LOL I am 16 and i haven't watched that movie yet

Are these videos targeted towards children? Just curious... They seem to present it for a kid but reference stuff kids would never know.. Not sure who their audience is.

Hooray the "next episode" is back!

love film.

all your videos are awesome and very helpful. Can you please also do a series on Linguistics, Anthropology and Self Help stuff? thanks

If you watch "While You Were Sleeping" with the sound off and focus on clothes and interior design, you can predict who ends up with the girl.

I thought sure you were going to mention continuity there with "Last looks."

Production Design is awesome also The Last Jedi looks to have Great Production Design with Canto Bight being shot in Craotia and Crait in Bolivia

Just a small amount of humble bragging

It's funny that the animation specifically references Lord of the Rings, when those movies have an infamous failure of mise-en-scene where cars can be seen in the background of some shots.

Is it just coincidence or intentional that when she said that mise-en-scene was very obvious-all the movie clips had only male characters whereas when it was subtle and realistic, the clips had only female characters. Was it supposed to mean anything? I smell some hidden agenda.

Can you make "Crash Course Music"?

One of my pet peeves about movies -- almost all movies -- is the clothes are always new and clean. Not such a big deal in a movie set in an office, but weird when the film is set in the country or the wilderness. And don't get me started about perfect hair.

I love film but this has to be the most boring Crash Course series, it's presentation lacks the energy of other series

Please do a Photography Crash Course

That poor nun~ :D

Re:. Hair dying vs wig. You can see this done poorly with Fan4stic.

The actress who played Susan Storm was wearing a wig for reshoots, and it is clearly noticeable in the final film. They should have gone with a wig the whole time.

AAAAAAAAGH I LOVE CINEMA !!!

Do 7th grade math please

Lily makes me release a massive dose of dopamine.
Her voice (tho lower-pitched), timing and the editing reminds me of Emily on The Brain Scoop which i love.
Cheers everyone on CC.

Another fantastic example of naturalistic film making is Kimberly Levin's "Runoff". It's a beautiful film and it feels so lived in.

make a crash curse on satanism :)

Like all of the electric lights in the Catherine Palace scene of BBC's War & Peace.

For some reason this video doesn't mention the scene where Claire rubs herself down with dinosaur poop. I don't know why they'd leave that out, it was such essential cornerstone to the film. ;)

I can't tell if it's JUST that I'm super interested in this topic, or if it truly just flows so so much better than some other CC series. Probably a little bit of both. But I really love the pacing, inclusion of examples and references and the smoothness of the speaking/presentation of information. Really really well done.

Make a course on First Aid

Somehow never made the connection between Lily Gladstone on Crash Course and Lily Gladstone in Certain Women. Go her!

Guys, the barber in this video is the same barber that was shown in the early episodes of Crash Course Philosophy!!! He's the dude who, according to the daft rule about shaving, he is not allowed to shave himself, because he can shave himself. Which is sad, because the first rule said that every man must be shaved to be in this town.

Orphans. Orphans everywhere. "One on every card" must be the motto.

Great example at the end with ESOTSM; I love that movie.  If anyone wants some more great examples of set decoration and world-building, watch Every Frame A Painting's video on 'Vancouver Never Plays Itself'.  Loving this series!

stop playing with religion please

Love the Romy and Michelle reference!

Fun fact: Jurassic Park uses lines’ horizontal and vertical orientations as visual metaphors for bad and good things respectively. And things like this are why people don’t like watching movies with me anymore :(

I friggin love this series! I have no interest whatsoever in actually being involved in making films, but it's absolutely fascinating to learn all the details of how the films I enjoy consuming get made!

Incredible series, thank you !

Thank you! This is the info I need to figure out how to start.

A bit similar to the production team and the works of scenic/set designer, props master, costume designer, and make up designer in a theater production.

That clipping sound coming from the straight razor... who did the Foley on this?

I feel like Meek’s Cutoff added too much nuance to Kelly Reichardt’s Mysé-én-scéné as well as her overall belief of film truth.

I don't think I ever expected to see Romy & Michelle references on this channel.

Biggest thing that jumped - Set Decorator doesn't equal a Scenic Designer - Production Designer > Art Director > Scenic Designer. The Production Designer utilizes their Art Directors to implement construction drawings from the Draftspeople (Set Designers / Scenic Designers). The Set Decorator is an entirely different department within the Art Department. They employ Buyers / Leadmen to shop/coordinate the furnishings for a set.

Just some advice. No one uses the word 'mise-en-scene' on set. Its a word that will almost guarantee that you are a film student. Know what it means in case it is mentioned but don't say it on set haha.

Thank you so much

This has been extremely helpful, thank you.

WHERES CRAIG

Crass Coarse

Ohhh, i knew I saw her face somewhere... I loved that film

why she looks very similar to the actress of "killers of the flower moon ".