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Rebel without a Crew: Or How a 23-Year-Old Filmmaker With $7,000 Became a Hollywood Player Paperback – Ilustrado, 1 Septiembre 1996
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Famed independent screenwriter and director Robert Rodriguez (Sin City, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Spy Kids, Machete) discloses all the unique strategies and original techniques he used to make his remarkable debut film El Mariachi on a shoestring budget.
This is both one man's remarkable story and an essential guide for anyone who has a celluloid story to tell and the dreams and determination to see it through. Part production diary, part how-to manual, Rodriguez unveils how he was able to make his influential first film on only a $7,000 budget. Also included is the appendix, "The Ten Minute Film Course,” a tell-all on how to save thousands of dollars on film school and teach yourself the ropes of film production, directing, and screenwriting.
A perfect gift for the aspiring filmmaker.
- Número de páginas285 páginas
- IdiomaInglés
- EditorialPlume
- Fecha de publicación1 Septiembre 1996
- Dimensiones5.35 x 0.8 x 7.95 pulgadas
- ISBN-100452271878
- ISBN-13978-0452271876
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“There's no one in the American film business quite like Robert Rodriguez, who plays completely outside the rules imposed by Hollywood studios… Given his success rate, it's clear his method works… Rodriguez has long been a hero to independent filmmakers.”—The Daily Telegraph
"A hero to the independent film crowd."—The New York Times
“Only someone very young or ignorant would attempt to make a feature film with $7,000 dollars and no crew. This is because most people know such an endeavor is impossible. Not only did Robert Rodriguez create ‘El Mariachi’ under those conditions but at 23 he became a Hollywood success overnight… Rebel Without a Crew is the kind of book one would expect from someone who had the courage to break with convention and enough talent for it to pay off almost immediately.”—The Los Angeles Times
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- Editorial : Plume; Illustrated edición (1 Septiembre 1996)
- Idioma : Inglés
- Paperback : 285 páginas
- ISBN-10 : 0452271878
- ISBN-13 : 978-0452271876
- Dimensiones : 5.35 x 0.8 x 7.95 pulgadas
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No matter what your opinion on the movie is (which is very good, in my opinion), you cannot deny that "Rebel Without a Crew" is a fantastic read. Rodriguez depicts the making of the film and then its subsequent celebration at film festivals in chronological order, breaking them down into dates like a diary. In the process, he shows what he did to keep the costs down and used a variety of techniques to make a movie look like a million bucks, such as using a ladder instead of crane for crane shots, a wheelchair for a dolly a la Godard or using a sound effects track on a VHS camera. It's also important to note that Rodriguez shot this whole film with only one camera and not a single crew member on the set. He was also 23 years old, two years younger than Orson Welles was when he made "Citizen Kane". This is a rags-to-riches story straight out of "Cinderella" and yet it's true. The book is so gripping that it would make an excellent movie. That's how good it is.
This book is extremely entertaining, but it's also very informative and refreshingly without prejudice towards Hollywood. When reading this book, you get a complete understanding of what it takes to get not only your movie made but also sold, distributed and promoted. Rodriguez gets to meet or contact with many of premier directors at that time, most notably Jonathan Demme, Richard Linklater and, of course, his future war buddy Quentin Tarantino. As the movie becomes more successful, Rodriguez achieves critical recognition, winning numerous awards and successfully entering the mainstream with films like "Desperado" and, after the book's release, "The Faculty" and "From Dusk Til' Dawn". In the end, Rodriguez had done the near impossible: he became an independent filmmaker that succeeded in Hollywood without losing his roots.
The icing in the cake, however, is the astonishing "Ten-Minute Film School", one of the book's final appendixes that details how you could make a movie without the need of a million dollars or even ten THOUSAND dollars. Rodriguez argues that using your smarts to overcome financial barriers, rather than being expensive, can turn a bad little movie into a great little movie. In the end, he offers encouragement for aspiring directors to keep their passions strong and following them will lead you to enormous fulfillment. Amen to that, hombre.
"Rebel Without a Crew" is one of the best books about making movies ever conceived, a tonic to the costly film schools and programs that promise you many and deliver little. At the same time, it's also a great underdog story of how a certain nobody used his brains and wit to achieve the impossible and become a success story - all for a mere seven grand. Engrossing, insightful and endlessly engaging, "Rebel Without a Crew" belongs in every movie lover's collection. Don't even think of making movies without buying this book first.
Strongest recommendation to buy.
Readers who aren't dying to make their own movies will still find this a tremendously good tale of how an ordinary, middle-class, almost-a-dropout can become a success. Rodriguez's formula for success is a true homily: 10% inspiration + 90% prespiration, and a little blood donated to science. Oh, and a whole lot of chutzpah.
For aspiring independent film-makers, this book is truly a must-read. For everybody else, it's a ripper of a true tale, well told and likeable.
Oh, and don't forget to pair it with the video of "El Mariachi", the film the book is all about. It shows how stylish a "cheap" film can be, and it's a lot of fun, especially when you know all the "inside jokes": cheat sheets, wheelchair dollies, why everybody always gets shot in the chest, etc.
What follows is about 100 pages of victory lap and namedropping. It's a diary, so it's understandable that his sudden success, fame, and wealth would lead him to gush about all the cool people he's met, but compared to the first part of the book which is rife with inspiring anecdotes and useful filmmaking tips, the second half just feels like padding.
I'd just finished reading two seminal and very concise film books--https://amzn.to/388trHY and https://amzn.to/2UxWuRx--so maybe that's why this felt a bit bloated and self-indulgent. Still, the first half is excellent, so dig in!
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This is a must read for all movie lovers. Robert Rodríguez tells of the way in which a film is made without equipment, without a crew and without a budget.
is a diary during his filming of "El Mariachi"
You just need an idea and enough passion to make it.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------No importa si estás estudiando cine o solamente eres aficionado.
Esta es una lectura obligatoria para todos los amantes del cine. Robert Rodríguez cuenta la forma en la que se realiza una película sin equipo, sin crew y sin presupuesto.
es un diario durante su filmación de "El Mariachi"
Solamente necesitas una idea y la suficiente pasión para lograrlo.
Da Ich mich selber für einen Werdegang in diese Richtung interessiere, empfahl mir ein guter Freund dieses Buch zu lesen... und Ich wurde nicht enttäuscht!
Ganz im Gegenteil, Ich hatte nach 2-3 Tagen das Buch bereits durch, da Ich sehr starkes Interesse hatte wo Mr. Rodriguez Reise als nächstes hingeht, und im allgemeinen einfach wie früher das Business in Hollywood aussah.
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