In this Nerdy Note, I break down how a car scene builds tension through rear-view mirror glances, rising score, sound design, editing, and directorial vision.

Full episode coming soon — link will be added here once published.

How Crime 101 Filmed the Car Chase

https://open.spotify.com/episode/28pM9i1nqRSJFRPg7zqh0D?si=_fG04JQdQlKZIkqFBCnJcg

Crime 101: Slow Burn or Smart Script? | Nerdy note EP #99

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0TZiphzLtwV0FHLkVizJIS?si=1w8OSTqcSeeLBIoEGdthTA

Order of the Phoenix | VFX Team Spotlight (Nerdy Note)

https://open.spotify.com/episode/69yc3OImxxSuAXSpnwHArU?si=m71iNP4wTAmpTYhRKWPMWw

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DIRECTOR BART LAYTON IMDB Page

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Crime 11 IMDB Full Cast & Crew Page

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Crime 101 | How This Car Scene Built Tension | Director & Sound Breakdown | Nerdy note EP #99

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Crime 101 | How This Car Scene Built Tension | Director & Sound Breakdown | Nerdy note EP #99