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    Suspense In Film

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    in movie trailer help to create suspense and the urge to watch the entire film. Focusing on the three films; The Birds 1963‚ Texas Chainsaw massacre 2003 and Scarface 1983‚ shall aim to define suspense according to the selective issues addressed. Alfred

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    Rivette‚ and Resnais all directed their first films‚ thus establishing the French New Wave. In Italy‚ Fellini created the elegant La Dolce Vita‚ and Antonioni gave us L’avventura. Most importantly‚ though‚ in America‚ famed British director Alfred Hitchcock gave us the classic thriller North by Northwest‚ the father of the modern action film. Throughout the history of filmmaking‚ many different genres have thrived such as the romantic comedy‚ giving us such classics as Bringing up Baby and His

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    Music in Film

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    the pace for the new generation of music was Psycho in 1960. Alfred Hitchcock was not only innovative in the movie industry with new shooting techniques‚ but also changed how we perceive music. The music during the shower scene is now famous and known by almost everyone. It is shown in many horror films and everyone knows something scary is going to happen when that particular music starts playing. What is fascinating is that Hitchcock almost didn’t use music for the shower murder scene but ended

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    Vertigo directed by Alfred Hitchcock released in 1958 was nominated for two Oscars it is about a detective in California who suffers from vertigo investigates a friends wife that they believe is possessed and while doing this he becomes obsessed with her. This movies stars James Stewart as John Ferguson the main character and Kim Novak as Madeleine Elster and as Judy Barton in the end. In this paragraph we will talk about the entertainment value and how the components action and suspense are used

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    Vertigo

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    Vertigo. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock. Perf. James Stewart‚ Kim Knovc‚ Barbara Bel Geddes. Paramount Pictures‚ 1958. This film is an Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece‚ this is truly my opinion. The main characters where: James Stewart who played John “Scottie” Ferguson‚ the protagonist detective with the police department whom has retired early because of his acrophobia; and Kim Novack the antagonist who plays Madeline Elster the wife of Gavin Elster who hire’s Scottie to follow his wife. Gavin believes that

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    characters‚ one being Marion and the other being ! Norman Bates. Marion is the main character for the first half of the film and Norman Bates ! assumes the role of main character after Marion is murdered. In order to enhance Marion’s ! character‚ the Alfred Hitchcock uses mise-en-scene to symbolize Marion’s character change ! and indecisive choice to steal $40‚000 from her employer and his client‚ which motivates the ! film. The director uses costuming‚ props‚ and blocking purposefully throughout the film

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    movie." The auteur theory The auteur theory holds that the director is the "author" of his movies‚ with a personal signature visible from film to film. Some hollywood studio directors with artistic distinction : Orson Welles John Ford Alfred Hitchcock Nicholas Ray Chabrol’s “Le Beau Serge” (1958) is traditionally (but debatably) credited as the first New Wave feature. Truffaut‚ with “The 400 Blows” (1959) and Godard‚ with “Breathless” (1960) had unexpected international successes‚ both

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    Cinema Final

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    Double Vie De Véronique. Dir. Krzysztof Kieślowski. By Krzysztof Kieślowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz. Perf. Irène Jacob and Philippe Volter. [s.n.]‚ 1991. Red. Dir. Krzysztof Kieślowski. An MKI Release‚ 1994. Film. Strangers on a Train. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock. Warner Bros.‚ 1951. Film.

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    Alfred Kinsey

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    Kara Duenas January 27‚ 2013 2nd period A.P. Psychology Mrs. Gatewood Alfred Kinsey was born in New Jersey on June 23‚ 1894 to Alfred Kinsey and Sarah Charles. As a young boy he suffered many illnesses such as rheumatic fever and typhoid. In high school‚ he began his interest in biology and botanical studies with the influence of his teacher. He started his career in biology as a zoologist and entomologist but later found interest in sexology. His parents were very religious therefore not

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    The infamous shower scene in the 1960 film ‘Psycho’ For it being made in 1960‚ this film is edited very well. There is perfect transitions into the story and what is going on. It definitely draws you in‚ whether you like classic movies or not. The editing goes at a slower pace and then builds up as the stabbing starts to happen. The editing creates super suspense. The shot being utilized in this scene is the direct cut. The editing in this clip is quite good. The editing builds up the suspense

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