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Alfred Hitchcock Psycho and Vertigo

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Music and Movies

 

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Thomas B

 

Date added:

December 17, 2006

 

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University

 

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B

 

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4 / 1097

 

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His films have rained terror on his audiences for decades and two, in particular, have especially caused a level of frenzy, Psycho and Vertigo. While being two completely different pictures they both strongly follow the famous “Hitchcockian” approach creating nail-biting suspense sequences as well as the shocking horror sequences...
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Alfred Hitchcock was revolutionary known for introducing a number of different techniques to film making, one of them being the use of the camera. He used the camera more like a set of his own eyes rather than a simple tool. He didn’t let audiences view his movies; he made audiences participate in them...
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