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This book is particularly great about discussing the process of filmmaking, which in Malick's case often seems to involve a ton of experimentation through editi
by _m_p 1y ago
This book is particularly great about discussing the process of filmmaking, which in Malick's case often seems to involve a ton of experimentation through editing in order to shape a film after photography had finished.
(Some of this editing work notably led to major actors having their roles cut from films. Adrien Brody, for example, apparently believed that he was going to have the lead role in _The Thin Red Line_ but ended up entirely cut.)
For those interested, Richard Brody's book about Godard and Carrie Rickey's book about Agnes Varda are similarly detailed about the specifics of their filmmaking work!
- _m_p 1y agoThose interested may also really like this article about the cinematography of _Days of Heaven_: https://theasc.com/articles/photographing-days-of-heaven https://theasc.com/articles/photographing-days-of-heaven > My work became "de-illuminating," that is, removing the false and conventional light.