One Way To Deconstruct There Will Be Blood — Or Any Movie

Video blogger and web producer Evan Puschak aka The Nerdwriter explains how the use of limited cuts and single shots allow the audience to fully experience the scene, the personality of the character and the anticipation of wanting more. Using the sublime 2007 P.T. Anderson film There Will Be Blood as an example.
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