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David Lynch's contribution to film history

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David Lynch's contribution to film history

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He was a visual artist so the types of cinematography that he invoked in his movies changed film history a lot.

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Mulholland Drive - "Casting Scene" by David Lynch

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“The Casting scene” in Mulholland Drive is an excellent scene, because you can see how Lynch uses the filming technique where it zooms in on characters eyes and it creates the tension and the viewer can kinda feel the sense that there's a tension building. Also, the sound and the way the whole scene is portrayed is very eerie, it makes me think and feel like something sinister is coming...you just don't know when. In the scene, the director character turns and says, “This is the girl.” and the way he says it just makes you think so dark about it.

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What approach does your director take while filming? 

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What approach does your director take while filming? 

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He usually takes a very specific type of approach to his movies, it's interpersonal almost. It gives you this type of feeling where your looking through this fascinating lens. He portrays his characters and the overall mood of the movie as scary but its filled with sexual undertones.

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Mulholland Dr. Official Trailer #1 - Robert Forster Movie (2001) HD

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The cinematic style that Lynch produces is very moody and thriller based, the movies tend to leave you with some sort of linger long after the movie is over...Its unique how a director could produce such a feeling like that.

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The movie is about a woman who loses her memories after getting into car crash on Mulholland drive in Hollywood, the movie entails with her getting the help of a bubbly women who helps her piece back together her memories...which makes for a very interesting psychological thriller.

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One of his movies that features the color blue alot, throughout the entire film.

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Lynch uses certain things inside of his movies, with camera shots specifically. He uses the close up camera shot of someones eyes and he frequently uses the color blue as a motif.

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Lynch features himself mostly with Thriller movies, types of films that keep you on the edge of your seat. His favorite genre would certainly have to be Psychological thrillers, and they have some sort of dramatic flare to them.

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Born 1946.

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David lynch grew up in Missoula, Montana in a small town that has played such a big role in the movies that he makes, and the way he portrays his towns in his films.
He did his schooling for film and art at “Museum of Fine Arts” in Boston.
His first film that he released and made was the classic, "Eraserhead" made in 1977.