The Shining Floor Shot

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The shining floor shot. Kelvin pike operates the camera. The film s marketing almost exclusively around the shot. Another active area of the hotel he says is the fourth floor. You mentioned that the dimming of the practicals was controlled from a central board outside the stage.

At the head of the party is none other than the jack we ve just seen in 1980. Reports vary as to how long it took for the elevator scene to be shot. Like with the rest this scene has been interpreted in many ways and one of the most popular explanations says that it represents the hotel absorbing jack s soul. Stanley kubrick s the shining is a masterclass of cinematic art and a.

Some writers claim it took a year while others say it was done in three takes. Shooting on september 15 1978 assistant peter robinson slates a take with actors lisa and louise burns playing the doomed daughters of the previous overlook caretaker. Kubrick gets away with this establishing tracking shot because even the most antifetishistic observer must find the technical achievement exhilarating and also because the action is punctuated with one of those vivid lushly particular moment of cinematic discovery effects that has virtually an atavistic appeal. A recovering alcoholic must wrestle with demons within and without when he and his family move into a haunted hotel as caretakers.

The second time danny is riding dirty he s presumably on the top floor of the. Kubrick has given us a stunning establishing shot of the interior of the overlook through expert steadicam use. The film opens with a helicopter shot over a lake as we focus on a volkswagen driving on a narrow road. Reward offered for suspect who shot 2 la sheriff s deputies.

With rebecca de mornay steven weber wil horneff courtland mead. It s interesting to note then that in the shining 1980 his adaptation of the stephen king novel of the same name the first three minutes of the film were photographed without his presence. The clump whoosh clump whoosh. The shining ends with an extremely long camera shot moving down a hallway in the overlook reaching eventually the central photo among 21 photos on the wall each capturing previous good times in the hotel.