How The Influence Of Alfred Hitchcock's Suspenseful Films
Amongst the most influential and infamous directors of the 20th century, Alfred Hitchcock made many memorable suspenseful films with elements of humour (Sterritt, 1993; Valk & Sarah, 2013), i.e.: using one continuous shot in Rope. His influence is still seen in films today. He experimented and tried new filming techniques using the newest film technologies of the time. Since the 1990’s, CG (Computer Graphics) has changed the face of film with new 3D animated productions.
Another great director who followed Hitchcock was Stanley Kubrick, like Hitchcock he has a distinctive style and made several suspenseful thrillers. They are both known for their unique and distinctive styles of directing. Many of their films have a for example: Psycho, The Shining. …show more content…
This was done by finding which filming techniques Hitchcock used from various analyses of his films, what visual art style he used in his films, by looking at storyboards and pre-production art from his movies, and then applying these observations to create various brief scenes inspired by each of his films, each one effectively reflects the tone of
Another great director who followed Hitchcock was Stanley Kubrick, like Hitchcock he has a distinctive style and made several suspenseful thrillers. They are both known for their unique and distinctive styles of directing. Many of their films have a for example: Psycho, The Shining. …show more content…
This was done by finding which filming techniques Hitchcock used from various analyses of his films, what visual art style he used in his films, by looking at storyboards and pre-production art from his movies, and then applying these observations to create various brief scenes inspired by each of his films, each one effectively reflects the tone of