Ranking the Best Editors

It’s easy to explain our tendency to adore actors. They are right in front of us on the screen. We associate ourselves with their characters and experience their emotions alongside them. Sometimes, we allow directors into the spotlight and into our hearts. But to do that, they have to either film a collection of phenomenal pictures or introduce something entirely new to cinema. But is the film only made up of those in front of the camera and those who yell “action”? No, it is more like a machine, which only moves thanks to hundreds of little mechanisms. How much blood, sweat, and tears actually go into editing a film? How does the editing affect the final result and history of the movie? This documentary talks about the challenges faced when editing Star Wars, Apocalypse Now, The Godfather, Scarface, and literally every influential film in movie history. This is “Hidden Heroes”, a series in which I will discuss the people who create these masterpieces. Enjoy watching! #kolokino #editing #documentary Music by Epidemic Sound and Artlist https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/rk02yz/ https://artlist.io/LCT-322572 Epsilon Wave - Whole Inside Cody High - Сontemporary Confusion Golden Age Radio Sing It Loud Ritchie Everet - The Devil's Defiance Lionel Quick - Keep on Talking Arch Tremors - What About Love Frigga - Do You Really Wanna Be in Love Staffan Carlen - Backwards Tommy Ljungberg - An Open Heart Sixteen Wheelers - A-To-The-B The Wesley Cousins Band - Mistaken Identity Duplex Heart - Check for Pulse Conditional - Cadaver Stonekeepers - Choo Choo Suffer City - Once I Was A Cat Sebastian Forslund - Not Funny Velvet Moon - Hush You

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Ranking the Greatest Cinematographers

It’s easy to explain our tendency to adore actors. They are right in front of us on the screen, we associate ourselves with their characters, and we experience their emotions alongside them. Sometimes, we allow directors into the spotlight and into our hearts. But to do that they have to either film a collection of phenomenal pictures, or else introduce something completely new to cinema. But is film really only made up of those in front of the camera and those who yell “action”? No, it is much more like a machine, which only moves thanks to hundreds of little mechanisms. This is “The Hidden Heroes”, a series in which I will finally shed light on the people who create these masterpieces. Narration by Gabriel Perez gabrieljoseperez@gmail.com Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) #cinematography #DoP #movies #kolokino

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From Mickey to Pixar: The Animators Who Changed the World

Animation brings our fantasies to life, makes us smile, and entertains us. We grew up in the company of incredible characters whose adventures taught us more than our school teachers. It’s time to find out who brings these drawings to life. Today we are going to talk about remarkable animators. Here at Okolo Kino we have chosen our top ten representatives of this magical profession. Let’s begin. Timecodes: 0:00: Intro 1:37 Émile Cohl and Winsor McCay 4:49: Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks VS Max Fleischer 12:15: Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera 17:31: Yuri Norstein 23:03: Willis H. O’Brien and Ray Harryhausen 28:38: Satoshi Kon 33:09: John Lasseter 38:38: Pete Docter 47:19: Glen Keane 52:01: Hayao Miyazaki #kolokino #Animators #documentary Music by Epidemic Sound and Artlist https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/rk02yz/ https://artlist.io/LCT-322572

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Ranking the Best Costume Designers

A costume designer is like an author who weaves a story with threads instead of words. They study the time period in which the characters find themselves and selects the right colors and materials to make the outfits really “pop” on camera. They draw hundreds of sketches. They help the actors transform into heroes, and of course, they cut, trim, and sew miles and miles of fabric. Here are the top fifteen best costume designers according to Okolo Kino. In this episode, we're going to talk about the greatest outfits in cinematic history and the people who made them. If you love “Fight Club”, “The Great Gatsby”, “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, or “The Wizard of Oz”, you are sure to find plenty of fascinating information in this video. Timecodes: 00:00 - Intro 01:32 - Walter Plunkett and Travis Banton 05:47 - Ruth Carter 08:09 - Jacqueline Durran 11:47 - Joanna Johnston 14:55 - Mary Zophres 18:28 - Mark Bridges 22:05 - Ngila Dickson and Richard Taylor 24:57 - Catherine Martin 29:00 - Emi Wada and Eiko Ishioka 32:34 - Michael Kaplan 35:33 - Colleen Atwood 38:26 - Sandy Powell 42:41 - Irene Sharaff 47:28 - Milena Canonero 50:57 - Edith Head Music by Epidemic Sound and Artlist Join and get EXTRA months for FREE https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/rk02yz/ https://artlist.io/LCT-322572 #costumedesign #cinema #kolokino