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The Godfather and How to Stage Character

by Eyebrow Cinema

In this video essay, Eyebrow Cinema analyzes a scene from The Godfather, demonstrating how Francis Ford Coppola uses blocking and staging to convey Michael Corleone’s entire character arc in a single scene.

 

The Godfather Trilogy

Directed by

Francis Ford Coppola
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