Stanley Kubrick: Production papers

Stanley Kubrick, like all filmmakers, requires standard Callsheets and production schedules. These are examples of these from A CLOCKWORK ORANGE and EYES WIDE SHUT. Also included is a note to himself regarding SPARTACUS.

Stanley Kubrick: No detail too small

Stanley Kubrick used an anthropologist to choreograph the movement of the Australopitecus at the start of 2001. These details of the movement lend to the reality that Kubrick is creating in the film. This adds to the audience's experience and enriches it. Notice the details in the enlarged notes.

Stanley Kubrick: Obsessive Scriptwork

Stanley Kubrick realized the importance of the script. Not just the words, but also the visuals and the sounds. In these notes from the never produced film on NAPOLEON, he breaks down the pages into the categories of PICTURE/DIALOG/OTHER SOUND where he can make excessive notes in order to capture all aspects of the filmmaking.