Andy Jurgensen and Michael Bauman break down the process behind making Licorice Pizza look, feel and sound just like the 70’s…
In this episode, we talk about…
- How Andy got his foot in the door as an editor and built his career
- Using internal screenings to understand the flow of the movie
- Process of using dailies to narrow down shots and discover problems
- World building with specific choices of sound and specific details
- Knowing when sequences work and focusing on the core of the film
- Making decisions about what to cut and not being afraid to cut good stuff
- Experimental cuts that emotionally worked despite not being in the script
- Differences in the US vs. British film systems
- Evolution of workflow and collaborative approach to shooting
- PTA’s style of decisive and confident shooting
- Processing, stock choice and lighting to create a 70’s look on film and the influence of American Graffiti
- Challenges of a small crew, using family and keeping everyone safe during COVID
- Breaking rules to embrace naturalism and imperfections
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