After watching this documentary, I
came to realize how artistic and vivid the ideas of those directors who have
not attended Film School. But still,
they were able to create fascinating films. Anyway, I’m here to talk about the
directors who graduated from film school and known in film industry up to now:
Steven Spielbirg, George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, and Francis
Coppola.
Steven Spielberg, the director of
Jaws (1975) and a lot more blockbuster movies. He created films for the
audience which I guess made him one of the most commercially successful
filmmaker in Hollywood history.
George Lucas, directed the Star
Wars films and Indiana Jones movies, both of which took on a cult-like
following. He also created films for public interest.
Martin Scorsese, the director of
Godfellas (1990). I guess he is that type of director who creates film based on
his own interest.
Paul Shrader, known for Taxi Driver
(1976). His name is often linked to that of the “movie brat” generation.
Francis Coppola, he wanted to make
his own studio. He also created films for his own interest. n the case of the
Godfather films, their characters' relationships to "Michael
Corleone" often paralleled their real-life relationship to Coppola.
These men created films which
remarkable in the film industry. They may not have the same type as a director;
there are those who made films for public interest and those who made films based
on their own interest. And I think the ones who consider the public’s interest
has more audience because everyone wants to watch films based on their
interest. But these men who made films for public or not, still made an impact
because of their vivid imagination and fascinating ideas.
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