A review of the short film Bay For Blood, directed by Harry Waldman Films that take place entirely in a closed space, whether a house, a school, or a workshop, generally take a serious risk. This is because when a director confines themselves to a single enclosed location, they effectively forgo a very important element of attraction: the variety of spaces. With the loss of spatial variety and confinement to one place, there arises the danger that the viewer may gradually fee

The opposite angle creates the opposite feeling. If you film the subject from above, you create a feeling of the subject being powerless...