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    Psycho! Is Alfred Hitchcock the master of suspense? Alfred Hitchcock classic film “Psycho” was released in the Nineteen Sixties and it is still considered one of the pristine thrillers of all time. Hitchcock has often referred as “The master of suspense‚” for the ability to create tension in an audience rather than terror in an audience. Through out the film the director use many cinematic techniques such as mise-en-scene‚ motifs and careful editing to create a tense atmosphere which keeps

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    By TBF Camera Work in Vertigo For essay option two‚ I will discuss Vertigo and two ways the camera is used in the film. Although Hitchcock uses the camera in additional ways‚ for this purpose of this essay‚ I will cover how camerawork helps initiate an underlying sense of danger in the opening sequence and how camerawork‚ in the famous dolly-zoom shots‚ communicates the vertigo experienced by Scotty. Part I will talk about the opening sequence‚ touching on the first use of the famous dolly-zoom

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    unprivileged group whose story is not being told. (Kaveney‚ 2010)” I believe that unfortunately‚ the film does indeed pose a slightly pro white “messianic” colonialist message and this depiction of superiority can be seen throughout the camera work in the film. Camera work can influence a scene in many ways and is commonly used for the following: focusing attention‚ concealing and revealing detail‚ creating atmosphere‚ and suggesting character subjectivity. To demonstrate this‚ I will show and attempt

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    Studies. An Analysis of a film extract 1500 words. (30 marks) Choose a film‚ select a 3-5 minute sequence and analyse how one or more micro elements create meaning and provoke response from you and the audience. I have chosen the 1960’s movie ‘Psycho’ produced by Alfred Hitchcock. ‘Pyscho’ was a landmark movie that cost only $800‚000 to make‚ yet has earned over $40‚000‚000 worldwide‚ this is due to the fact that it pushed and broke the boundaries of the horror genre. The film received four academy

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    How Digital Cameras Work

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    #26 CoShik Williams Runningback 5’9” 184 lbs. Senior Hiram High School‚ Hiram‚ GA Last Season: Rushed 118 times for 486 and 3 Touchdowns Williams has gone from former walk-on to the #1 RB on the depth chart for UK‚ and he was the Cats’ primary offensive weapon late last season after injuries took out the Cats’ top runners‚ and quarterbacks. After getting only 17 carries through the first 6 games of last year‚ Williams became the lead back and averaged 17 carries per game during the last

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    Ethan Spiro FMS 001‚ A02 January 29‚ 2012 John Zibell Cinematography: Camera Work in the Scuba Scene From The Graduate The Graduate‚ directed by Mike Nichols is a movie that depicts the story of a young man who is searching for his identity.  The main character Ben Braddock‚ played by Dustin Hoffman‚ is a fresh college graduate.  The film follows Ben throughout his very bland life until he is sucked into an affair with Mrs. Robinson‚ a close family friend.  The Graduate encompasses many

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    Synopsis The movie Les Miserables is a novel written by Victor Hugo published in 1862. It is considered the one of the greatest novels of the nineteenth century. The movie is about man‚ Jean Valjean‚ who experienced corruption and injustice in many years. When he was given a chance to live freely‚ he saw God. His blinded heart transformed. This remained in him throughout the story. Love and justice reigns in his heart whatever happened. Story/Screenplay The main character of the movie is

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    According to wikipedia Personality is the particular combination of emotional‚ attitudinal‚ and behavioral response patterns of an individual. Personality commonly refers to: Personality psychology‚ the theory and study of individual differences‚ traits‚ and types Personality trait theory‚ attributes by which people may vary in relative terms Personality may also be discussed in the context of: Personality disorders‚ a class of mental disorders that is characterized by long-lasting rigid

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    Duality In Psycho

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    Psycho Psycho is a 1960 horror film directed by Alfred Hitchcock starring Anthony Perkins‚ Janet Leigh‚ Vera Miles and John Gavin. The film is based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Robert Bloch. The main theme that Hitchcock tries to express to the audience is dual or split personalities. Everyone has a subconscious battle with good and evil; he shows this in many different ways using lighting‚ different camera techniques‚ mise-en-scene and silence. Also he used a string orchestra to add

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    the founder of the Red digital camera system‚ “The camera is arguably one of the most important of all inventions…it is he single tool that has the ability to stop time‚ record history‚ generate art‚ tell stories‚ and communicate messages that transcend language like nothing else ever conceived.” (Red Camera) I agree with this statement and the depth within it. The way it changed art is still unexplainable with its eternal lasting impact. The invention of the camera was completely necessary in order

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