Kieslowski Explains Kieslowski

"Making a film does not mean audiences, festivals, criticism, interviews. Making a film means waking up at six in the morning every day. It means cold, rain, mud, carrying heavy lighting equipment. Above all, it is a frustrating profession and everything depends on your family, your emotions." , including your private life, is put on the back burner. And above all, making a movie means patience.
"Apart from this, I believe that the film begins to exist in the editing room. Shooting is just providing the necessary materials and options. I start editing by giving myself as much freedom as possible to move around. Editing is connecting two pieces of film together and there are some rules that must be followed at this stage. Another stage of editing is Creating the film is a game played with the audience; some directors focus on the script, some on the actors, the staging, the lights, the image, but I am aware of the spirit of the film that is hard to define and only comes to life there, in the editing room. "



Number of Pages: 256

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Agora Library

First Print Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 256

Language Turkish