Wes anderson's directorial experience

1994, he co-produced a 13-minute black-and-white short film Bottled Rocket with owen wilson, which attracted the attention of famous director and producer james L brooks. With his help, the film was sent to Sundance Film Festival. From 65438 to 0996, the short film remake was expanded into a full-length film of the same name "Bottled Rocket" funded by Columbia Company.

Anderson lives in new york or Los Angeles, and his close friends are filmmakers noah baumbach and Sofia Coppola and actor Owen Wilson. In 2004, noah baumbach and Anderson co-wrote the drama Life in the Water, while Baumbach's film Squid and Whale was produced by Anderson. Anderson often works with photographer Robert Yeomans, and in music, he often invites mark mothersbaugh to create music. Anderson's film creation is often inspired by his friends Stephen Dignan and Brian Tenenbaum. His brother Eric will play some roles and often help the crew. He used to shoot tidbits for Anderson's film Youth.

In 2005, Anderson was the producer of Squid and Whale, which was written and directed by noah baumbach. The film won two awards at Sundance Film Festival (director award and screenwriter award). In 2006, director Anderson directed the commercial "My Life, My Card" for American Express. In 2007, AT&T filmed a commercial.

In 2007, owen wilson joined Anderson Film Company again to shoot Crossing Darjeeling. The play was written by Anderson, roman coppola and jason schwartzman. Anderson also filmed a prequel 13 minute short film Knight Hotel for Crossing Darjeeling. As usual, jason schwartzman starred in the film and invited Natalie Portman to play it. In 2009, Crossing Darjeeling was selected as the competition unit of Venice International Film Festival. This film, which shows the bittersweet life of little people, fully shows Anderson's eccentric cold humor and distinctive visual style. He has always maintained a distinctive personality and independent spirit, which makes him known as a new generation of billy wilder.

In 2009, Anderson adapted roald dahl's classic fairy tale into a stop-motion animation "The Magical Mr. Fox" and was nominated for the best animated feature film at the 82nd Academy Awards.

The 20 12 film "The Kingdom of the Rising Moon" was selected as the main competition unit of the Palme d 'Or in the 65th Cannes Film Festival, and also won the honor of opening the film. The following year, the film was nominated for the best original screenplay at the 85th Academy Awards.

The Grand Budapest Hotel, the work of 20 14, was shortlisted for 9 awards including best film, best director and best original script in the 87th Academy Awards.

For the next new film, Weiss revealed that it is a stop-motion animation featuring dogs, and the new film will adopt the multilevel structure of Italian director vittorio de sica's The Gold of Naples.