In this class session, Billy introduces his own professor, Ernst Lubitsch as he does his best to explain what the Lubitsch Touch is, and why we should all ask ourselves "How would Lubitsch do it?"

In this class session, Billy teaches us the importance of sticking to the script, and why deviating can be more of a hassle than it's worth.

In this class session we meet our professor for the semester, the great Billy Wilder, as he gives us a brief history about himself and the list of films that will serve as our lessons.

People on Sunday & Mauvaise Graine

In this class session, Quentin teaches us about about making characters strong enough they don't need a story, and how to structure a day in the life movie to keep it interesting.

In this class session, Rodriguez teaches us about how all those years of doing low budget films taught him how to make a movie with a massive budget.

In this class session, Quentin teaches us his method to suspense, and it's not what you expect.

In this class session, Quentin teaches us how he leads a movie, and how that helps produce his unique style.

In this class session, Tarantino teaches us about creating three-dimensional characters.

In this class session, Tarantino gives us  a master course on working within a genre and within set pieces.

In this class session, Rodriguez teaches us about working in a genre, but still thinking outside the box.