The Problem Solving of Filmmaking

Shazam, 3D camera tracking, rotoscope and use a model made from photogrammetry of the set to use as image replacement

That was awesome

The best filmmaker of his generation

Was Billy's mum's change in hat and glove colour at the fun fair a continuity error or part if the story telling? I always assumes the former but now suspect the latter.

I really love that you make these videos still, thank you for sharing this with us

This video almost came out on my birthday! Thanks for the lesson.

You'd be good at Pitch Meetings.

Or just don't care about the details like everyone else nowadays.

All these examples help us be easier on ourselves when we get in these situations, and realise it happens all the time. Although, for me, those details don't matter at all. What bothers me in movies is more serious things, like when pivotal plot points don't make sense or are forced for plot's sake, or when character motivations are illogical or absent.

Thank you!🍀

I had to shoot a pickup shot of the actor taking his shirt off, leaving it on the ground and running out of the gate, because he was already shot shirtless in the next scene, but had a shirt on in the scene just before it. But it made sense given his character and the setting.

This manlet really deleted any comments opposing him, didn't he? What a loser

Thanks for this vid!

Huh, this was a fascinating watch. Thanks for posting this!

This was so cool. Thanks for taking the time to make it

How working with the mountain of game of thrones was like carrying a Rock

ponysmasher who looks similar to the director from Shazam 2, but is not the same.

This Is Us?

Just commenting to say I'm rewatching this 2.5 years later. Still loving it and fingers crossed for a follow up for Shazam 2. The Challenge of Making a Sequel?

That's the power of editing!

Thank you so much for directing one of my favourite superhero movies!

That was cool.

Shout out to Redlettermedia for sending me here. These are the types of videos I crave. <3

All according to plan 🥴

I love seeing stuff like this.

Brilliant man, brilliant

Could you tell us how you got from your short movies directing your first feature?

That is one of my favorite episodes. Because you are showing us the small littles details that actually are harder to figure out being a director, instead of huge scenes where you work with a bunch of people to figure a problem out.

This is like... pinnacle video essay. No one can top it. How can you speculate when the director is just telling you what he meant.

Só your telling me that Darla's arc was unintentional? Brilliant

Now you are making me doubt my analysis of movies and TV shows. 😂❤

I didnt know u were swedish until i saw Rövpåhitte dragspel lmao

As someone who works in architecture and the building industry I can 100% tell you the same issues happen with buildings. No matter how perfect your blueprints or drawings are to build it there will be hundreds of things that were probably built in a different way than planed just because buildings are complicated have dozens to hundreds of people working on them and it’s impossible to make a perfect building.

This is the best DC movie in my opinion. Hyped for Shazam Fury of the Gods!

the trick is, it doesn't matter if it was done on purpose or not. All that matters is the greater context in culture and effect it has on the audience

😅👍 Simply love your channel 😊👌

Can we just talk about how Shazam's movie director goes by "ponysmasher"?

Can we just talk about how Shazam's movie director goes by "ponysmasher"?

Maybe it’s bc I was taught on death of the author, but tbh to me it doesn’t really matter whether a decision was preplanned or spur of the moment when it comes to looking at the final product. I consider it kind of like fate, y’know? Like yeah it’s fun to know the bts stuff, but whatever happens has happened and there’s nothing we can do to change it now, it doesn’t matter.

It took me a while to realize that "oh shit this is literally shazam's director"

About overly analytical essays, its interesting to know that we use conclusions to create reasonings. Explanations are there to help us understand why we believe something to be true rather than why its true at all. Like a director could use the color orange because they like orange, but because its in the movie at all, people come to the conclusion that it must work in a cohesive manner even though it could just be your mind finding patterns.

Clothes...shmothz..Leave those bizzare problems to the director.. let him suffer)) BTW why cant you rewrite the script..a bit? for Example - not filming in ALASKA!

I love the open disdain filmmakers have for cinema sins. kong: Skull Island opened my eyes to how awful that chennel was

Да сложно понти що план фильм а що случайности

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Trash taste bought me here

Режисер робе видео исе на свийжи фильм не ожидав що таке побчу юутбе