nihilist
4 Mar 2005, 08:19 AM
From my list, the top filmmakers would most likely have to include:
Francis Ford Coppola
Darren Aronofsky
David Fincher
Stanley Kubrick
Yet, analyzing their works, none of them fall into INTP personality type. In reality, there are hardly any INTP filmmakers because most films have been traditionally defined as a series of inter-related moments designed to evoke strong emotions. Thus, F dominates over T.
The only filmmaker I could think about with an INTP personality type is writer and director, Richard Linklater. If you have ever seen Slacker, Waking Life, Before Sunrise, and Before Sunset, you know his work is plotless and impersonal. My all-time favorite is Slacker , where he follows the random conversations of Gen-X beatniks, intellectuals, existentialists, college dropouts, drug addicts, hippies, and post modernists in University of Texas-Ausitin. It is representative of a generation who is indecisive and lost between intellectual enlightenment and mundaneness of everyday life.
Francis Ford Coppola
Darren Aronofsky
David Fincher
Stanley Kubrick
Yet, analyzing their works, none of them fall into INTP personality type. In reality, there are hardly any INTP filmmakers because most films have been traditionally defined as a series of inter-related moments designed to evoke strong emotions. Thus, F dominates over T.
The only filmmaker I could think about with an INTP personality type is writer and director, Richard Linklater. If you have ever seen Slacker, Waking Life, Before Sunrise, and Before Sunset, you know his work is plotless and impersonal. My all-time favorite is Slacker , where he follows the random conversations of Gen-X beatniks, intellectuals, existentialists, college dropouts, drug addicts, hippies, and post modernists in University of Texas-Ausitin. It is representative of a generation who is indecisive and lost between intellectual enlightenment and mundaneness of everyday life.