Hitchcock University: A Free Film School

316-Where Real Cars Crash into Real Cars (Death Proof)

In this class session, Tarantino gives us  a master course on working within a genre and within set pieces.

315-Rodriguez Continues Pushing the Envelope (Planet Terror)

In this class session, Rodriguez teaches us about working in a genre, but still thinking outside the box.

314-Robert Rodriguez's Balancing Act (Sin City)

In this class session, Rodriguez shows us how he balances collaboration with doing so many jobs himself, why both are important, and how they are actually related.

313-The Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Storytelling Technique (Kill Bill Pt 2)

In this class session, Quentin gives us another masterclass on storytelling.

312-A Half-Breed Japanese-Chinese American Movie (Kill Bill Pt 1)

In this class session, Quentin teaches us how to borrow from your influences and inspirations, without stealing from them.

311-Rodriguez Blazes a Trail (Once Upon a Time in Mexico)

In this class session, Robert Rodriguez teaches us perhaps his most important lesson yet, and inspires us with a simple mantra. Be technical!

310-Rodriguez Gathers His Fuel (Spy Kids 3D)

In this class session, Rodriguez teaches us how to embrace the latest technologies, and not get hung up on the ways of old.

309-Rodriguez Lights a Match (Spy Kids)

In this class session, Rodriguez teaches us that being outside of Hollywood is actually an advantage.

308-Rodriguez Takes an Assignment (The Faculty)

In this class session, Rodriguez covers a  lot of ground as he teaches us about collaboration, the importance of pre-production (especially when it comes to effects), and the art of editing.

307-You Catch an Audience Off Guard with This (Jackie Brown)

In this class session, Quentin teaches us his method for adaptations and how to evade the pressure of a massive success.