Great directors who never studied cinema
In this list are collected those film directors who never studied film or self-taught, also called. Hope you like.
TOP 1: CARLOS REYGADAS
Study in the Free School of Law, receiving as a lawyer. He was born in Mexico City and even played for the national rugby team. Your best movie: JAPAN
TOP 2: JOHN WATERS
He started studying at the University of New York, but he did not spend much time there. He has always defended the idea that studying at an art school does not bring any benefit. His best film: HAIRSPRAY, FEVER OF THE 60
TOP 3: JULIE TAYMOR
The world of theater was the introduction of Julie Taymor to the cinema. After becoming a name as international theater director in Japan and Indonesia, she returned to the United States to do theater on Broadway. He directed his first film in 1999. His best film: FRIDA
TOP 4: MIRANDA JULY
July spent his youth creating art, publishing in magazines or writing for prisoners. He went to the University of California at Santa Cruz and was there for a year, but he left it to focus on his passion, the cinema. Your best movie: YOU, ME AND ALL OTHERS
TOP 5: MICHEL GONDRY
He did not study cinema, but he did art; that's why his music videos became the object of desire of several musicians; from there he jumped into the seventh art and has created visually innovative films. Your best movie: FORGET ME!
TOP 6: WERNER HERZOG
Called the "founder of the new German cinema". He never studied cinematography or worked as an assistant to any director; his training was completely self-taught. He commented that until he was 11 he knew that cinema existed. His best movie: FITZCARRALDO
TOP 7: TERRY GILLIAM
"Film schools are for fools. Live and learn how to make movies. I did not go to a film school. I only watched movies in theaters, bought a camera and made a movie, "Terry Gilliam once said. His best movie: BRAZIL
TOP 8: THE BROTHERS WACHOWSKI
They jumped to fame with "Matrix", which is undoubtedly their best tape. Both left the university and in turn began to manage a business and write comics for Marvel. Until they wrote one that catapulted them to the cinema. His best movie: MATRIX
TOP 9: JAMES CAMERON
For many it is the "king midas" of the cinema, its tapes are full of effects and new technologies; curiously he never went through a film school, but he read everything about this art, doctoral theses and technical manuals. Your best movie: TERMINATOR
TOP 10: AKIRA KUROSAWA
Initially trained as a painter, Kurosawa began to meddle in the world of cinema because his brother Heigo worked as a silent film narrator. His best movie: THE SEVEN SAMURAI
TOP 11: PEDRO ALMODOVAR
Student at the Franciscans and the Salesians, at age 17 he started working in a telephone company. But between 1974 and 1980, he would start making shorts and building a reputation in the cinema. Your best movie: TALK TO IT
TOP 12: CHRISTOPHER NOLAN
Famous for his trilogy around "Batman" and for the also very celebrated "Origin" (2010). This filmmaker actually studied English literature, although from the age of 8 he began to practice with his father's Super 8. His best movie: THE DARK KNIGHT
TOP 13: QUENTIN TARANTINO
For many he is considered a cult filmmaker, because his films are made with great skill and full of cultural references. Tarantino learned cinema watching movies and working in a video store. Your best movie: PULP FICTION
TOP 14: STANLEY KUBRICK
He sealed his destiny at age 13, when he received a camera as a gift. From then on his curiosity led him to the world of cinema, he worked as a photographer and cameraman before becoming a director. His best movie: THE MECHANICAL ORANGE