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| Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980) |
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| Hitchcock appeared in 39 of his own films. These were short appearances. |
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| Captures the mood of suspense or horror. Hitchcock was strongly influenced by this. |
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| Understanding and creating cinema that relies heavily on montage or editing. Hitchcock used this to pace his films appropriately. |
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| An audience reacts not to a film’s elements but to their juxtaposition — the sequence of images suggests an emotion to them, and they project this onto the actors. Hitchcock used this mainly in Rear Window |
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| What year did Hitchcock move to America and start his career in Hollywood? |
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| Hitchcock was infatuated with most of his actresses, Grace, in particular. He felt betrayed when she gave up film. |
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| 1954--based on a novel by Patricia Highsmith of the same name |
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| 1954--based on a short story " It had to be Murder" by Cornell Woolrich |
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| 1958 --based on a French novel " From Among the Dead" |
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| 1960--based on a novel of the same name by Robert Bloch |
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| The attraction of a boy to his mother, or a girl to her father. |
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| The composer Hitchcock often used for his film scores, Psycho being the most famous. Hitchcock originally wanted the shower scene silent, without sound. |
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