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AndrewCurrieArt 2 months ago
Thank you for posting this. I just read about this shot in a book (Film Directing Shot by Shot) and I couldn't quite imagine it from the description. Very cool!
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orkaza 2 months ago
You are very welcome! I also read about this scene in the book of François Truffaut about Hitchock.
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kitxlion 1 year ago
Pure cinema - only Hitchcock would have shot it this way, where the viewer is taken from high above the action to looking closely at the key being secretly held in the hand in one swooping crane shot. Brilliant.
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orkaza 2 months ago
The director was a GENIUS!!
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hebneh 3 weeks ago
I always enjoy watching this scene. Of course, in the context of the entire story, you're already aware of this particular key and how important it is.
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