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Film Director. Screenwriter. Comedian. Mental Illness Advocate. Mentor. Music. Poet. Merc & Military Veteran. Partially deaf. Struggle Bus passenger.

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#Screenwriting #Screenwriter #A.m.Writing #writerscommunity #WritersOfInstagram #ScreenwritersOfInstagram 148 likes · 18 comments · 12 Jan 2023

Tarantino's filming secrets: battling weather, juggling day/night shoots, and controlling the set for that perfect breath effect. Pure movie magic. #QuentinTarantino #FilmMaking #BehindTheScenes #Cinematography #MovieMagic #DirectorLife #FilmTips #ReelsFilm 04 Nov 2026

Something strange and beautiful about making art: sometimes you don’t understand what you made until years later. 👀 In this clip from The Director’s Cut (DGA), Dave Green — interviewed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller — shares that he didn’t watch his own film Coyote vs. Acme for about three years. When he finally did, watching it like a regular audience member, he saw something he never consciously put there: beneath the chaos and the gags, it’s really about two lonely characters — Wile E. Coyote and his human partner — whose shared isolation slowly becomes genuine friendship. That bond wasn’t in the original script. It emerged on its own. Step back, let the work breathe, and it’ll show you meaning you didn’t know you gave it. Save this. Ever found a new layer in something you made? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild #CoyoteVsAcme #Filmmaking #CreativeProcess #Storytelling #Cinephile Follow the DGA on instagram at @directorsguild insta Follow the DGA on YOUTUBE @directorsguildofamericaDGA Follow the DGA on Facebook at @directorsguildofamericadga https://www.facebook.com/directorsguildofamericadga Follow the DGA on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/directors-guild-of-america 2 likes · 1 comments · 01 Nov 2026

A truth about the creative life nobody puts on a motivational poster: artistic integrity doesn’t pay the bills. 💯 In this clip from The Director’s Cut (DGA), Chris Rock — interviewed by Spike Lee about his film Misty Green — gets honest about the gap between the movies he wanted to make and the reality of making a living. Real-life obligations don’t pause for your dream project. Supporting his family and covering the bills meant years of taking the commercial work before he could finally earn the freedom to make the film he actually wanted. The grind wasn’t the enemy of the art — it was the price of creative control. Sometimes you fund the dream for years before you get to live it. That’s not selling out. That’s staying in the game. Save this. What have you grinded through to protect your creative freedom? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild #ChrisRock #Filmmaking #CreativeProcess #ArtistLife #Cinephile 0 likes · 0 comments · 31 Oct 2026

A storytelling quirk from 1960s TV that quietly rewired how stories get built. 👀 In this clip from The Director's Cut (DGA), Quentin Tarantino — interviewed by Christopher Nolan — points to the writing trend in old Western shows: the guest star would routinely steal the entire episode from the established leads. You'd tune in for the regular hero — but the writing handed the spotlight to a one-off stranger, making the guest the real center of the week. The show's "stars" became the frame; the visitor became the story. That focus-shifting structure is exactly what Tarantino brought to The Hateful Eight — no fixed lead, any character can take over the room. Your story's center of gravity doesn't have to sit where you'd expect. Save this. What supporting character stole a whole movie for you? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild #Tarantino #Screenwriting #ClassicTV #Westerns #Cinephile 🔗 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/1EN2PUQBNVY Follow the DGA on instagram at @directorsguild insta Follow the DGA on YOUTUBE @directorsguildofamericaDGA Follow the DGA on Facebook at @directorsguildofamericadga https://www.facebook.com/directorsguildofamericadga Follow the DGA on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/directors-guild-of-america 6 likes · 0 comments · 30 Oct 2026

Rest in peace, Sir Patrick Stewart. 🖖 He was one of the actors I always dreamed of getting to direct. A Shakespearean giant who became a cultural icon as Captain Picard and Professor X — and who brought gravitas, warmth, and real mischief to everything he did. This clip, from his Just for Laughs set, shows a side people forget: the man was hilarious. That range — the deepest Shakespeare to pure comedy — is what made him a master of the craft. Thank you for the decades of brilliance, sir. 🎥 Clip via Just for Laughs. #PatrickStewart #RIP #ActingLegend #StarTrek 1 likes · 0 comments · 29 Oct 2026

You couldn’t write this — except someone did, and then it came true. 🤯 In this clip from The Director’s Cut (DGA), Dave Green — interviewed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller — talks about the surreal journey of Coyote vs. Acme. The film’s story: Wile E. Coyote finally fights back against ACME, the corporation that’s been blowing him up for decades, teaming with a scrappy lawyer to expose a profit-driven cover-up. Then life imitated art — the finished movie was nearly lost to a corporate decision, the exact “little guy vs. the giant” fight the film is about. What saved it was community: fans and fellow filmmakers refused to let it disappear. Sometimes the story behind a film is as powerful as the one on screen. Save this. Ever watched art predict real life? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild #CoyoteVsAcme #Filmmaking #LooneyTunes #Cinephile #DaveGreen Follow the DGA on instagram at @directorsguild insta Follow the DGA on YOUTUBE @directorsguildofamericaDGA Follow the DGA on Facebook at @directorsguildofamericadga https://www.facebook.com/directorsguildofamericadga Follow the DGA on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/directors-guild-of-america 1 likes · 0 comments · 29 Oct 2026

Filming secrets unlocked! Pack your shots with info and layer your story like a pro. It's all in the scene. #FilmMakingTips #Storytelling #VideoProduction #ContentCreation #FilmMaker #Cinematography #ReelsTips #CreativeProcess 5 likes · 0 comments · 27 Oct 2026

Some of the best films start in the most unlikely way. 🎬 In this clip from The Director’s Cut (DGA), Molly Gordon interviews Lance Oppenheim about his A24 feature Primetime — and he explains how it started as little more than a joke between friends before snowballing into a real movie, with Robert Pattinson coming aboard to star and produce. But what it became is serious: Primetime is a dark, unsettling drama about the making of To Catch a Predator, interrogating the ethics of turning real crimes into prime-time entertainment — the uneasy line between justice and spectacle. Oppenheim talks about slowly drawing Pattinson into a story most were afraid to touch. The scripts worth making are often the ones nobody else will. Save this. Ever seen an offhand idea become something real? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild 🔗 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/g9z3e1w6d7I Follow the DGA on #Primetime #RobertPattinson #A24 #Filmmaking #Cinephile Follow the DGA on instagram at @directorsguild insta Follow the DGA on YOUTUBE @directorsguildofamericaDGA Follow the DGA on Facebook at @directorsguildofamericadga https://www.facebook.com/directorsguildofamericadga Follow the DGA on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/directors-guild-of-america 1 likes · 0 comments · 27 Oct 2026

Next time you watch a great film, stop looking at the center of the frame — and watch the edges. 👀 In this clip from The Director's Cut (DGA), Quentin Tarantino — interviewed by Christopher Nolan — breaks down a technique you feel but never notice: layered, simultaneous staging. In The Hateful Eight, he keeps multiple things alive in one shot — a conversation up front while something quietly unfolds behind it. Sometimes you see a threat a character can't. Sometimes you're trapped in one person's POV, seeing only what they see. That constant awareness of where everyone is in the frame is how he builds suspense without a single cut. A great director doesn't just fill the center. The whole frame tells the story. Save this. What background detail did you only catch on a rewatch? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild #Filmmaking #Tarantino #Directing #Cinematography #Cinephile 🔗 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/1EN2PUQBNVY Follow the DGA on instagram at @directorsguild insta Follow the DGA on YOUTUBE @directorsguildofamericaDGA Follow the DGA on Facebook at @directorsguildofamericadga https://www.facebook.com/directorsguildofamericadga Follow the DGA on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/directors-guild-of-america 21 likes · 0 comments · 26 Oct 2026

Sometimes you just need to cry and then go shake some ass. Sometimes let the tears fall down, Let the sorrow drag you down, Let the storm clouds wear their crown. Then go shake your ass with pride, Let the rhythm be your guide, Let the music turn the tide. Cry until the hurt takes flight, Dance until your soul feels light, Shake that ass into the night. #BornToBeWild #SuperSerious #stupidSilly 2 likes · 0 comments · 25 Oct 2026

How do you make a comedy about the end of the world? 🎭 In this clip from The Director’s Cut (DGA), Denis Villeneuve interviews Alejandro G. Iñárritu about his satire Digger — and Iñárritu lands on something profound: “comedy is tragedy plus time and space.” Give a painful truth room to breathe and it becomes something we can look at, even laugh at. And in a moment where the real world feels like satire itself, he argues comedy becomes one of the only honest ways to face serious stakes — as long as it keeps its heart. Strip out the humanity and it’s just noise. Keep it, and laughter keeps us grounded. We have to laugh. But we also have to think about where we’re going. Save this. What film made you laugh AND think? 👇 🎬 via @directorsguild #Digger #Inarritu #Filmmaking #Comedy #Cinephile Follow the DGA on instagram at @directorsguild insta Follow the DGA on YOUTUBE @directorsguildofamericaDGA Follow the DGA on Facebook at @directorsguildofamericadga https://www.facebook.com/directorsguildofamericadga Follow the DGA on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/directors-guild-of-america 1 likes · 0 comments · 25 Oct 2026

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