This is a pack of my notes on Classical Hollywood, covering the key facts on this genre, an introduction to Alfred Hitchcock as a director and an Auteur, and my analysis (notes) of his film 'Vertigo'.
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These set of notes are an introduction to the genre of Hollywood film from the 1930s to the 1960s. They cover: - Classical Hollywood devices & stylistic traits - The studio system - "Star theory" - The Hays Code - Threats to Hollywood
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Add to cartThese set of notes are an introduction to the genre of Hollywood film from the 1930s to the 1960s. They cover: - Classical Hollywood devices & stylistic traits - The studio system - "Star theory" - The Hays Code - Threats to Hollywood
These set of notes provide information on Alfred Hitchcock, and his stylistic techniques which make him an Auteur. - Hitchcock's influences - Use of technology - Narrative - Themes - Hitchcock as a "brand"
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Add to cartThese set of notes provide information on Alfred Hitchcock, and his stylistic techniques which make him an Auteur. - Hitchcock's influences - Use of technology - Narrative - Themes - Hitchcock as a "brand"
These set of notes offer many significant points in the analysis of Hitchcock's 'Vertigo', which can serve as a basis when answering essay questions about the film. Includes notes on: - Cinematography - Mise-en-scene - Editing - Sound - Representations - Aesthetics - Context - Hitchcock a...
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Add to cartThese set of notes offer many significant points in the analysis of Hitchcock's 'Vertigo', which can serve as a basis when answering essay questions about the film. Includes notes on: - Cinematography - Mise-en-scene - Editing - Sound - Representations - Aesthetics - Context - Hitchcock a...
This is my close analysis of two major scenes from Hitchcock's 'Vertigo', with the techniques and stylistic choices I noticed being used and the potential meaning behind them. The analysis covered: - Cinematography - Mise en scene - Editing - Sound - Representations - Aesthetics - Con...
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Add to cartThis is my close analysis of two major scenes from Hitchcock's 'Vertigo', with the techniques and stylistic choices I noticed being used and the potential meaning behind them. The analysis covered: - Cinematography - Mise en scene - Editing - Sound - Representations - Aesthetics - Con...
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