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Find your clarity - setting the tone in screenplay writing
38:42 - 49:44 (11:01)
The speaker discusses how he found clarity in his screenplay writing by simply setting the story in the 50s, citing examples of how sometimes an actor is just right for a role.
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The physical landscape of New York's transformation in the 50s was directed by an autocratic Caesar who made almost all the significant decisions, turning it into a modern city, and the speaker felt compelled to portray his character.
38:42 - 44:41 (05:58)
Summary
The physical landscape of New York's transformation in the 50s was directed by an autocratic Caesar who made almost all the significant decisions, turning it into a modern city, and the speaker felt compelled to portray his character.
ChapterFind your clarity - setting the tone in screenplay writing
Episode#393: Edward Norton — On Creative Process, Creative Struggle, and Motherless Brooklyn
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker recalls receiving advice from Warren Beatty about owning a project rather than letting it sit on the back burner, and using Beatty's examples of actors who were perfectly suited to certain roles.
44:42 - 47:02 (02:20)
Summary
The speaker recalls receiving advice from Warren Beatty about owning a project rather than letting it sit on the back burner, and using Beatty's examples of actors who were perfectly suited to certain roles.
ChapterFind your clarity - setting the tone in screenplay writing
Episode#393: Edward Norton — On Creative Process, Creative Struggle, and Motherless Brooklyn
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker talks about getting lost in a deep convolution as part of the point of creating films and how it is essential to comprehend what is happening around you to avoid damage.
47:02 - 49:44 (02:42)
Summary
The speaker talks about getting lost in a deep convolution as part of the point of creating films and how it is essential to comprehend what is happening around you to avoid damage.