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In today’s video, we invited acclaimed director Catherine Hardwicke to discuss her work on Twilight. Specifically, Hardwicke breaks down the action scene early in the film when Bella is attacked in the ballet studio. As she explains, the goal of this scene was to give the action as much emotional depth as possible — and to fortify the emotional bond between Bella and Edward.

What are the directorial choices that Hardwicke made to ensure that the action is compelling while the emotional connection remains intact? As Catherine Hardwicke explains, her approach included every filmmaking element at her disposal. With shot size, framing, sound design, camera angles, and more, Hardwicke attempted to create an emotionally resonant action scene.

As a filmmaker, having direct access and insight into the work of a director like Catherine Hardwicke is invaluable. She has proven during her career, with films like Thirteen, Red Riding Hood, and The Lords of Dogtown, that she is a filmmaker with a clear vision and a strong sense of style. Her work on Twilight is equally strong and we can learn a lot from Catherine Hardwicke.

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