Why is figuring while a film is bad so easy, but making/writing a good film so difficult? I can identify mistakes, but make the same ones when crafting a story.
Magic is real.
>>81098746
Because one requires years of work, and the other only requires passive consumption.
Writing a good story is the first & easiest part of the process. Not that it's easy, but you can do it alone, for free, and take as much time as you need to make it perfect. Now imagine trying to raise millions of dollars to produce it, and try to explain your vision to a bunch of actors, and find a way to make it all look real for the camera.
>>81099324
I think you underestimate how difficult coming up and writing a good story is.
Making an actual movie is the least of my concerns.
>>81098746
every good film is different, it is difficult to pinpoint all the different reasons
>>81100663
You really believe there aren't common objective elements shared by good, or even enjoyable films, that make them good?
>>81099692
Then you're underestimating the mammoth effort making a movie is
>it's a literally who gives his two cents on filmmaking episode.....yawn...next
>>81100803
I'm not, I just think coming up with a narrative, interesting characters, and executing them in all in an engaging way is most important.
And like you said, I don't have the resources for making a film right now anyway.
>>81100876
So then who should we go to for filmmaking advice and opinions?
>>81100913
why? so you can debunk them? ask nicer and ill think about
>>81098746
Poor Inarritu still waiting on his miracle.
>>81101186
>ask nicer and ill think about