Kubrick was obsessive. He shot more takes of any given scene than any other notable director. It seems he thought of actors more as instruments for himself to play than as true collaborators.
Great collection this week. I recently picked up the book A Philosophy of Walking, which aligns with your Kierkegaard quote (and my own experience). I’ll let you know if it’s worth the read!
Maybe Kubrick’s take on directing as a “taste machine” ignores the chaos of collaboration. Art thrives in the mess!
I've seen the opposite as well, finding something in nothing.
Kubrick was obsessive. He shot more takes of any given scene than any other notable director. It seems he thought of actors more as instruments for himself to play than as true collaborators.
Great collection this week. I recently picked up the book A Philosophy of Walking, which aligns with your Kierkegaard quote (and my own experience). I’ll let you know if it’s worth the read!
Please do!