The Birds (1963)
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Wikidata Q110043, film, IMDb tt0056869, TMDB 571: matched by corpus:resolve, told apart by episode credits Bernard Herrmann as composer/sound design (said 'Herman') (Fargo with Zach Cregger).
What a model would be handed about it, for corpus:ask.
Who talked about it
Blank Check with Griffin & David
- Griffin Newman: 1 line in Fargo with Zach Cregger
- Unattributed: 1 line, the speaker unknown or under 0.5 sure.
Came from
What the speakers say it drew on. Each is a speaker's account: “the maker said so” when they report the maker's own words, “the host's read” when the read is theirs.
No line says it drew on another film or person.
Led to
What the speakers say drew on it, marked the same way.
Carter Burwell: 1 line the maker said so ×1
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unmapped (scoring lesson):
The Birds ⇒ Carter Burwell (the maker said so: the Criterion disc feature with Skip Lievsay and Carter Burwell).
Burwell's first study film for learning scoring was The Birds, which has no conventional score, teaching him that sometimes the move is not to underscore.
“And he watched the birds. And then only at the end of watching the birds, did he realize, oh, this movie has no conventional score.”
Blank Check with Griffin & David · Fargo with Zach Cregger · 2:30:43 · Griffin Newman (0.50 sure it was them)
Connected to
Bernard Herrmann: 1 line craft ×1
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craft (craft):
Bernard Herrmann → The Birds.
Herrmann worked with Hitchcock to build the bird sounds into a soundscape used like music, in a film with no conventional score.
“Herman worked with Hitchcock to intentionally build the soundscape of the sounds of the birds and use it in a way similar to music”
Blank Check with Griffin & David · Fargo with Zach Cregger · 2:30:51 · host (Griffin Newman or David Sims) (0.40 sure it was them)
Carter Burwell: 1 line unmapped ×1
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unmapped (scoring lesson):
Carter Burwell → The Birds.
Burwell's first study film for learning scoring was The Birds, which has no conventional score, teaching him that sometimes the move is not to underscore.
“And he watched the birds. And then only at the end of watching the birds, did he realize, oh, this movie has no conventional score.”
Blank Check with Griffin & David · Fargo with Zach Cregger · 2:30:43 · Griffin Newman (0.50 sure it was them)
Where it came up
- anecdote in Blank Check with Griffin & David · Fargo with Zach Cregger, first at 2:30:43, 2 times
What was said about it, by kind
craft (1)
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craft (craft):
Bernard Herrmann → The Birds.
Herrmann worked with Hitchcock to build the bird sounds into a soundscape used like music, in a film with no conventional score.
“Herman worked with Hitchcock to intentionally build the soundscape of the sounds of the birds and use it in a way similar to music”
Blank Check with Griffin & David · Fargo with Zach Cregger · 2:30:51 · host (Griffin Newman or David Sims) (0.40 sure it was them)
unmapped (1)
-
unmapped (scoring lesson):
Carter Burwell → The Birds.
Burwell's first study film for learning scoring was The Birds, which has no conventional score, teaching him that sometimes the move is not to underscore.
“And he watched the birds. And then only at the end of watching the birds, did he realize, oh, this movie has no conventional score.”
Blank Check with Griffin & David · Fargo with Zach Cregger · 2:30:43 · Griffin Newman (0.50 sure it was them)
Fun items about it
None.
Who the speakers said made it
As said on the shows, not checked against the real credits.
- Alfred Hitchcock: director (Blank Check with Griffin & David, Fargo with Zach Cregger)
- Bernard Herrmann: composer/sound design (said 'Herman') (Blank Check with Griffin & David, Fargo with Zach Cregger)