How to Create Suspense Like Hitchcock with Jeffery Michael Bays - Indie Film Hustle

Have you ever wanted to know how Alfred Hitchcock became the master of suspense? How Hitch used the camera and lens to create terror in the audience? Well, you can watch all 52 films Hitchcock directed or if you want to get a head start on you Hitchcock education you should listen to today’s guest, Jeffery Michael Bays, the author of the new book Suspense with a Camera: A Filmmaker’s Guide to Alfred Hitchcock.

Jeffery shares his knowledge and love for Alfred Hitchcock as well as the tricks and techniques that made Hitchcock the master of suspense. If Hitchcock is your thing then also watch Jeffery’s amazing series Hitch 20. He breaks down every episode of television Alfred Hitchcock ever directed. Enjoy my conversation with Jeffery Michael Bays.

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[RLTerry]

LOVE this episode!!! The late "Alfred Hitchcock: the Art of Making Movies" attraction at Universal Studios Florida is still one of my favorite attractions! Wish it was still here. Like you, I am also a devoted Hitchcock fan. Although I know much about what you and your guest talked about, I still learned a lot too! I've written a lot on Hitch in my publications, and always love learning new information or fresh perspectives on the Master of Suspense--and as I learned, marketing too.

[b.a.n.entertainment]

Very enjoyable episode on one of my favorite directors of all time, I recently watched rope again for the first time in 20 plus years and was amazed at the quality of the story telling, the use of the camera to tell the story .

[anthonykamm]

In the shower scene in psycho what about that one part in the shower scene where they show the blade of the knife looking like the tip was in her abdomen? That looks like a knife penetration.

[bradhouston]

Man. I loved this and got some really valuable ideas and am now inspired to watch Hitchcock!

There was a remake of the Texas chainsaw massacre around 2002 or so that I found TERRIFYING, and I think a LOT if that was due to ‘not seeing things’.

Thanks as always
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