Kill Bill Knife Fight — Breaking Down Quentin Tarantino’s Filmmaking Style

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In today’s video, we take you through the filmmaking process of reproducing a shot from Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill Vol. 1, where Black Mamba (Kiddo) played by Uma Thurman has a knife fight with Vernita Green, played by Vivica A Fox. We set out to show you some of the great moments in cinema by using filmmaking tools.

You’ll get to see some of the things Quentin Tarantino was considering when he was making this knife fight scene in Kill Bill, as well as some of our own filmmaking theory. You’ll get to see how to use a whip pan to create a moving object, and how the sound design, camera placement, and slow-motion video all combined to make a great moment.

You’ll take away some great Tarantino filmmaking tips and techniques along the way, and get a little film school lesson along the way. See our version of the Kill Bill bride fight, and learn a little bit more about directing movies so that on your next project, you can take these Kill Bill lessons and apply them yourself.

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