Masterworks: PARASITE for the FILMMAKER
Masterworks: PARASITE for the FILMMAKER
Explore the cinematic working mind of Bong Joon-ho
Comedy and Drama—features, contrast, tonality, address to the audience
The impact of Genre on narrative, tone, performance, suspension of disbelief
The relative dimensionality of character in dark comedy and in drama
Precision meets agility in storytelling and craft
The orchestration of theme in narrative, character, imagery
Plot progression as rhythm
THREE TWO-AND-A HALF HOUR SESSIONS
RECORDINGS AVAILABLE AFTER FOR LIMITED PERIOD
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th, SATURDAY/SUNDAY OCTOBER 24th/25th
11:00 AM – 1:30 PM PACIFIC
For the practicing filmmaker, Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite reveals a wealth of craft both rigorous and creative. Consummate at every level and in every aspect, from narrative to visual language, from performance to its masterly modulation of tone, Parasite yields invaluable insights into the directing of both comedy and drama. Few films teach us so much about the plan and the discovery—in its fiction and in our practice.