About the Book:

Want your film to sizzle with danger? Quentin Tarantino has been an exceptional filmmaker since he burst onto the indie filmmaking scene with Reservoir Dogs. Learn the visual secrets of this master of tension and action.

Quentin Tarantino has proved he can make films that straddle the divide between cult acclaim and awards-season favourites. Shoot Like Tarantino is an exacting study of cinematography and audience direction. Using his secret tricks for creating conflict, keeping dialogue taut, and letting all hell break loose, you will enhance your own shooting style. Whatever your budget, if you’re looking to maximize your cinematic storytelling opportunities, this is a dynamite place to start. Quentin Tarantino is a master of tension, suspense, shocking moments, dazzling dialogue, and off-beat humour. Learn his key techniques, paired side-by-side with actual frames to show you why the best moments in his films work so well, and how you can use these ideas to enhance your own filmic style and stun your audience.

What people say:

"Sharper than a Hanzo sword, more satisfying than a Big Kahuna burger, and as professional as Mr. Pink, Shoot Like Tarantino is a hit-and-run read, one that makes an impact and speeds off to its next example with hardly a second to lose." — San Francisco Book Review

"Kenworthy's Shoot Like ... books are like CliffsNotes or pocket dictionaries for directors ... [A]n easy reference for any director doing prep. A rare find." — Jeffrey Michael Bays, filmmaker and film scholar

About the Author:

Christopher Kenworthy worked as a screenwriter, director, and producer for fourteen years. He directed a feature film, along with countless commercial projects and music videos, numerous short films. Currently he is focused on writing. He is the author of the internationally bestselling Master Shots series (three volumes).