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(Lloyd) Hitchcock had a favourite
phrase called 'Camera Logic'.
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And l once asked
him what he meant by that.
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He said, "The camera is exactly
where it should be to tell the story."
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That seems very simple.
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lt seems to be a phrase
that anyone would be aware of,
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but it's not so, particularly today.
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# (Swing)
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The cameraman on the picture
was Joe Valentine,
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who was considered one of
the finest cameramen in Hollywood.
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He had a shot that Hitch laid out
that was quite complicated.
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and l heard him say to Mr Hitchcock,
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"Mr Hitchcock, would you like to see
this shot on camera through the lens?"
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And Hitch said, "oh, no, dear boy."
:19:44
"l've looked through a camera before."
:19:46
l don't recall his ever
looking through a camera.
:19:50
He had the shot all here in the head.
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Go down the corridor
and through the iron door.
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It'll take you to the music hall.
We'll go this way.
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The scene in Radio City Music Hall,
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which is where the film first played,
:20:06
l find myself coming into a side
entrance of Radio City Music Hall.
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This was a very interesting
experience with Hitchcock,
:20:17
because when you're in a scene,
he just lets you go.
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But in this instance he wanted
definite looks because of his cuts.
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He told me, "Now look over there.
Now l want you to look over there."
:20:32
"Now look there.
Now look there. Now go."
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Now l ran. l ran up onto the stage.
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The movie that was being played had
a scene that involved gunplay.
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What we ' re playing
:20:47
on the stage of the theatre
:20:50
with the real audience,
or with the audience,
:20:53
is also gunplay.
:20:55
We must have shot a piece of film
:20:57
that involved
the timing with that shooting
:20:59
in the movie within the movie.