Whole filmmaking research #1: Kill Bill and Quentin Tarantino
Recently I have watched Kill Bill, the two part film from 2003-2004 directed and written by ex-indie filmmaker Quentin Tarantino. To me, the film and Tarantino as a person are very inspirational and useful; to my project so I have decided to devote this post to research about him and my film. Tarantino is a very useful and inspirational figure to me as a person who wishes to make my own film from scratch, as he started out as an independent writer from a poor family in Texas but managed to make enough connections and a large enough network to get his first film - Reservoir Dogs, off of the ground by sending it to a film festival and netting him enough notability to continue his career and become one of the most famous and beloved directors. Kill Bill was the fourth film by Tarantino and displays many of the hallmarks that make a Tarantino film special: witty and sharp dialogue, brutal, comic violence, the combining of conventions of many different genres, well crafted and natural ...