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How ‘Red Ink’ Pulled Off a Single-Take, 1940s Vampire Newsroom Thriller
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The Hollywood Reporter covers how directors Benjamin J. Murray and Michael Christensen made "Red Ink," a 1940s vampire thriller set in a newsroom and shot as a single take. According to the outlet, the L.A. fires derailed the pair's original debut feature, which prompted what they called a "monumental pivot" to this low-budget period film.
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How ‘Red Ink’ Pulled Off a Single-Take, 1940s Vampire Newsroom Thriller
After the L.A. fires derailed their original debut feature, directors Benjamin J. Murray and Michael Christensen made a "monumental pivot" to a low-budget period movie shot as a oner.
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