Give me about 150 words of information about the location of the hotel in “The Shining” and how it contributed to the film’s mood.
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Give me about 150 words of information about the location of the hotel in “The Shining” and how it contributed to the film’s mood.
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The Overland Hotel and its disorienting hedge maze add the perfect note of terror to Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film "The Shining." Although the Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood in Oregon was used for a few exterior shots, most scenes were filmed on a set that represented the interior and exterior of the isolated hotel. The hotel set, which at the time was the largest ever built, was constructed on soundstages at EMI Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, England. "The Shining" was one of the first films to use a Steadicam mount that allowed lengthy tracking shots to be used. One of the most famous tracking shots in the film follows Danny as he pedals his bike through the deserted corridors of the hotel, the tension building all the while. The Overland Hotel sets contribute to the menacing tone of the film by creating a space that is both vast and claustrophobic.
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Give me about 150 words of information about the location of the hotel in “The Shining” and how it contributed to the film’s mood.</s>
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The Overland Hotel and its disorienting hedge maze add the perfect note of terror to Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film "The Shining." Although the Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood in Oregon was used for a few exterior shots, most scenes were filmed on a set that represented the interior and exterior of the isolated hotel. The hotel set, which at the time was the largest ever built, was constructed on soundstages at EMI Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, England. "The Shining" was one of the first films to use a Steadicam mount that allowed lengthy tracking shots to be used. One of the most famous tracking shots in the film follows Danny as he pedals his bike through the deserted corridors of the hotel, the tension building all the while. The Overland Hotel sets contribute to the menacing tone of the film by creating a space that is both vast and claustrophobic.</s>
