Why is writing a single location screenplay a good idea for new writers? How does 'Locke' illustrate how this can be done?

This is another solo writing analysis and writing workshop. The intro includes tips on how to beat writer's block! Today's main topic is a screenplay breakdown of Steven Knight's 'Locke', exploring its themes, its structure and is concluded with William's theory on single location screenplays - they need to be four dimensional. Follow up and 'What to do next' assignment.

Bonus: Hear the inspiration for Tom Hardy's accent in the film!

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Locke (2013) - Screenplay by Steven Knight

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