<p>Reading of the 30 page short story "The Birds" by Daphne du Maurier, then compare and contrast how Alfred Hitchcock lifted it from the page to the movie screen.  With audio commentary on the famous "Gas Station Scene" that has more cuts in it than the shower sequence in "Psycho".</p>

Reading of the 30 page short story "The Birds" by Daphne du Maurier, then compare and contrast how Alfred Hitchcock lifted it from the page to the movie screen. With audio commentary on the famous "Gas Station Scene" that has more cuts in it than the shower sequence in "Psycho".

<p>Reading of the 30 page short story "The Birds" by Daphne du Maurier, then compare and contrast how Alfred Hitchcock lifted it from the page to the movie screen.&nbsp; With audio commentary on the famous "Gas Station Scene" that has more cuts in it than the shower sequence in "Psycho".</p>

Fiction to Film - A Bird's Eye View

Gregg takes an in depth look at  the mechanics of filmmaking with discussions on acting, writing, directing,  for all those interested in making what Martin Scorcese calls a "well crafted film." Gregg also delves into the art of song writing by sharing how he writes some of his songs on guitar.

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Gregg takes an in depth look at the mechanics of filmmaking with discussions on acting, writing, directing, for all those interested in making what Martin Scorcese calls a "well crafted film." Gregg also delves into the art of song writing by sharing how he writes some of his songs on guitar.

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