PART 3 of 3: Film Techniques of Alfred Hitchcock (2nd Edition)

"Hitchcock Whisperer" Jeffrey Michael Bays takes a phenomenally detailed dive into this master director's visual language and suspense-crafting techniques. Throughout his career Alfred Hitchcock would piece together influences from German Expressionists, Soviet Montage theorists, and British macabre plays, to become the most prolific director in film history. For six decades he would actively shape the cinema artform as it transforms from silent to sound to color.

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MUSIC
“Big Screen” by Silent Partner from YouTube Audio Library
“Intrigue” by Max Surla & Media Right Productions from YouTube Audio Library
“Pooka” by Kevin MacLeod from YouTube Audio Library
“Voyeur” by Jingle Punks from YouTube Audio Library
“Rag Time Time” by Doug Maxwell, Media Right Productions from YouTube Audio Library
“Echinoderm Regeneration” by Jingle Punks from YouTube Audio Library

Jeffrey Michael Bays

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I love Hitchcock! Thank you for this three-part study of his techniques.