Learn Everything You Need to Know About Quentin Tarantino Behind the Camera.

By: Camden Schrickel

Hello Everyone,

My name is Camden Schrickel, and I am a film major at Washburn University. My passion is to one day become a director and write for film or television. My father has always been enthralled by Tarantino films, one of his favorites being Reservoir Dogs, so I've been exposed to them for a very long time, and they are actually some of the movies that inspired me to want to become a writer and director. The style of his movies and the incredible writing has always captivated me and made me into the movie lover that I am today. With that being said Talkin' Tarantino is gonna be a video-blog that does a deep dive into the Director Quentin Tarantino and his incredible award-winning movies. I will talk about why his movies are so highly touted, how he creates and comes up with the remarkable scripts and ideas for his movies, and maybe settle once and for all if Pulp Fiction is the greatest movie of all time. So, I ask you all to please grab a cup of your favorite gourmet coffee (none of that stuff Bonnie buys) and join me on this journey that is Talkin' Tarantino.

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By: Camden Schrickel In this video blog I talk about the three common themes seen in Tarantino movies. These themes are Revenge, Redemption, and Deception. Hope you enjoy the video. Works Cited movie.stackexchange.com screenrant.com Definition of Revenge Definition of Redemption Definition of Deception All rights reserved to The Weinstein Company, Columbia Pictures, Miramax, Universal Pictures. This post is for educational purposes only and is not for profit.

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