Jonathan
Ross
By the age of 28, Hitchcock was firmly in
the driving seat as a director
It was as if Hitchcock used the British
film industury as his own personal film school. The 10 silent films he made
over the next 10 years allowed him to develop and refine his technique, the
technique he would eventually take to Hollywood.
In Hitchcock’s hands the camera gained a
new life, it’s movement and it’s ever changing perspective bought a whole new
way of seeing things to his films. He exposes audiences to the full potential
of the new mediam
To Hitch cinema was always so much more
then just a way to record theatre.
Matthew
Sweet – Film expert
Hitchcock absorbed a lot of influences from
European cinema, particularly Russian and German cinema, he went to Berlin and
he immersed himself in those expressionist techniques.
Nathalie
Morris – Film expert
He lived, breathed and slept cinema. He
thought cinematically. He was very keen to always insert all these incredible
Hitchcock touches into his films, these very clever visual tricks.
Hitchcock
“The language of the camera, is the same as
the language of the writer”
Jonathan
Ross
He called it pure cinema, unleashing the
cameras full potential to tell the story and manipulate the audiences emotions.
Things about Hitchcocks work, style and
talent.
Number of sequences and camera movements
and how inventive he was.
One of the most entertaining film makers
ever
The subjectivity - amazing at subjective camera work, and his
idea of pure cinema, was essentially you show someone something, they watch it,
you see their reaction.
His the best director to learn from in
terms of how to make films. He is a master class in the grammar of film making.
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