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Psycho (1960) revolutionized film as we know today, and is a prime example of how the concepts of blocking, tension, and point-of-view are all used to shape a cohesive story structure. Psycho’s opening sequence is a long shot of the city; it’s a series of cuts, but is meant to be one continuous shot. HavingContinue reading “Psycho (1960)”