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Dial M for Murder (1954) by Alfred Hitchcock
A concise breakdown of how Hitchcock kept a stage play's single-room setting cinematic through blocking and camera placement rather than opening up the story to new locations.
10 Second Film School · 8 min · Beginner · DIR · Directing · 2018
What you take away
- Vary blocking and camera angle systematically to keep a single-location story visually alive.
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