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[Ad-Free] Do Lung Bridge: The Story Behind This SURREAL Scene | Ep17 | Making Apocalypse Now (Patreon)

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2023-08-17 20:00:13
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2023-08

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In Episode 17, we’re taking a look at the story behind the surreal Do Lung Bridge sequence in Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now, including what inspired it, planning the sequence, cinematographer Vittorio Storaro’s lighting technique, the insane problems during night shooting, and much more.


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Jacob from Holland

Hi Tyler, I am a little late, but wow, thank you so much for making these videos. The Sampan video was very interesting. I didn’t know the story behind the actors from that scene. And wow, the video about the ‘’Do Long Bridge’’ sequence is amazing. Most of the information was new to me. I only knew about the kids of Coppola who appeared in the scene as extras. I am only not sure if they made it into the final picture. I think that they appear in the workprint, but I am not sure. You also make a fantastic example of how Storraro uses light and darkness. It’s also such an incredibly well-shot sequence. Well, actually, the whole film is an incredible shot hahaha. And last as a side note, thank you for making the video about ''Dr. Caligari''. I recently saw that film for the first time and was blown away by it. By seeing that film I am now watching a lot more silent pictures to learn more about those films in general. But Tyler, thank you again, oh I love these videos so much. I feel proud to be a Patreon member of your channel. All the best, Jacob

cinematyler
>>116029812

Thanks so much! I have to imagine that Coppola's kids were pretty far in the background just because they would have been way too young to really be seen as soldiers. They do have a pretty good cameo in the French Plantation sequence though (I'm writing that video right now). I'm so glad you liked the Caligari video! That one took ages to research.