Name: ジョーダン・ピールが『Us』でサスペンスを作る方法｜シーンの解剖学 (How Jordan Peele Builds Suspense in ‘Us’ | Anatomy of a Scene)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:45:52.000Z
Duration: 3 min 15 s
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I'm the writer, producer, and director of the movie “Us.'”

“So here we have the scene where the tethered family

arrives at the Wilson house for the first time.

Jason, of course, says “there's a family

here” from the “Poltergeist” movie and sort of help

congeal this sense of an Amblin-esque predicament

with a black family in the center of it.”

One of the techniques that I utilized to get that terror

was that all of a sudden we go into real time.

The movie before this has been going from some time dashes

When we get into this moment where the four family

members are standing holding hands outside,

we use a lot of the Steadicam with very few edits.

Really trying to subliminally signal to the audience

that this sort of relentless, real time event has begun

a father and realizing, yeah, you got to man up sometimes.”

that really inspired me was the scene in “Halloween”

where Michael Myers has the ghost sheet over him.

And no matter how many questions he's asked,

The less response you get, the more impending and physical,

Probably after the second time someone doesn't respond,

Now I need y'all to get off my property.”

“One of the pieces of this scene that works really

well is we've got Winston to this spot where

You know, he goes back to some of his roots,

That maybe if sort of reasoning with them

register, throwing some bass into his voice,

coming out with a little swagger and a bat

“Winston is just remarkable in this scene,

is in this tug of war between feeling the tension

ratcheting up and the fear of what's to come

and the little bit of a comic relief of watching

this kind of goofy dad who's in over his head.”

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