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10 Extra Facts about Peaky Blinders

November 29, 2015 Steve Edwards Leave a comment

Here are some extra posts exploring the opening 10 mins of Steven Knight’s superb historical crime series Peaky Blinders.

1.The Rise of a King

2. 12 scenes – dialogue or action?

3.A Personal Story in a Political Context.

4. What do Dexter and Peaky Blinders have in common?

5.  Five Facts About Scene Length in your TV Drama.

6. What characters do we meet in the opening ten minutes?

7. Transcending the Genre

8. How long is Your Hero on Screen For?

9. One thing about Women.

10. Three Facts about Scene Length

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