Fear: An Empty Theater

Your film is splashed on the alter of the theater, yet no one is there to witness the agony and excatasy of your story. It's the worst nightmare, a theater with no audience. Here are some techniques you can inject into your films as developed and executed by Master Filmmaker, Alfred Hitchcock.

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