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Mind Map by Marcus Hayes, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Marcus Hayes
almost 7 years ago
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Hitchcock's Cinematic Style - influence
- Paris 1960's
- New Wave directors, Francois Truffaut and Claude Chabrol embraced Hitchcock's dark
vision of criminality, while in London, young Polish director Roman Polanski created a
terrifying Hitchcockian nightmare in his debut film, Repulsion (1965)
- The 'Cahiers du cinema' was a French
film magazine that first coined the
term 'auteur' to describe a view of
filmmaking in which the director is
considered the primary creative force
in a motion picture.
- The key directors of the French New Wave -
Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol,
Eric Rohmer, Jacques Rivette
- New Wave directors, Francois Truffaut and Claude Chabrol embraced Hitchcock's dark
vision of criminality, while in London, young Polish director Roman Polanski created a
terrifying Hitchcockian nightmare in his debut film, Repulsion (1965)
- New Hollywood
- Scorcese
- Dynamic Camera Movement, POV Shot, Cross-cutting
- Dynamic Camera Movement, POV Shot, Cross-cutting
- Steven Spielberg
- "Vertigo" Dolly Zoom - "Jaws" Dolly Zoom,
camera angles and editing
- "Vertigo" Dolly Zoom - "Jaws" Dolly Zoom,
camera angles and editing
- Brian De Palma
- Similar Themes, Gliding camera-work
- Similar Themes, Gliding camera-work
- Scorcese
- Influence
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