Making Movies, Sidney Lumet
Making Movies, Sidney Lumet
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Making Movies

Author: Sidney Lumet

Narrator: Richard Davidson

Unabridged: 7 hr 23 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 09/25/2009


Synopsis

One of the greatest directors of all time, Sidney Lumet has made movies that have been nominated for more than 50 Academy Awards. Making Movies is an honest and unflinching look at the business and craft of movie making. Lumet's book reveals the ingredients for the potion that brings movie magic to life and assures one thing: you will never look at movies the same way again.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Vincent on July 28, 2022

A gift of biblical proportions for anyone involved, or curious about the filmmaking process.......more

Goodreads review by brian on February 20, 2019

lumet's an interesting guy to think about if one decides to make a film -- the guy's made some of the best films of our time. but for me, lumet provides a cautionary tale of what not to become. 12 Angry Men Dog Day Afternoon Network The Verdict Serpico Before the Devil Knows You're Dead all good. and Netw......more

Goodreads review by Richard on February 25, 2019

*2019 Re-read* Sidney Lumet has always been one of my favorite directors and a big filmmaking inspiration to me. He's always enjoyable to listen to when he speaks about the craft and I've learned so much from him over the years, even from simply watching his movies, which includes numerous classics l......more

Goodreads review by Aditya on April 13, 2022

4/5 Sidney Lumet is my favorite director, even if he was not this book would be a wonderful read for those interested about what goes on behind the scenes while making movies. Lumet has made more classics than most – 12 Angry Men, The Pawnbroker (one of the most underrated American movies of all time......more

Goodreads review by William2 on February 09, 2025

Sidney Lumet has been making movies for so long and so well, that his description of the movie-making process is very stripped down — almost aphoristic. It’s something of a master class. In his explanation of lenses, he starts: “Lenses have different feelings about them. Different lenses will tell a......more