Director Greg McLean | Finding Fresh Terror in Familiar Horror
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Genre filmmaking is all about taking simple premises and turning them into high-impact scares.
GREG MCLEAN (writer-director of 'Wolf Creek' and 'Rogue') breaks down how to build relentless tension, develop iconic horror characters, and turn tight premises into unforgettable feature scripts.
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IN THIS EPISODE:
Greg McLean ('The Belko Experiment', 'Territory') breaks down genre filmmaking, building relentless tension, crafting iconic horror characters, discussing the film he wishes he could erase from his filmography, and turning tight premises into unforgettable scripts by manipulating audience psychology.
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