For this essay I have chosen to write about the shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’. In this essay I will give a brief background of the film and the film score, and then will go on to analyze the shower scene in detail with particular reference to the score and its influences. The film ‘Psycho’ was released in 1960 and was directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock. The film was a huge success as it was unlike any film that had ever been made before. In the film, Hitchcock pushed the
edit. German Expressionism did not do much in the way of cutting a film. Expressionism had longer edits with a decent amount of action or story being played out between the cuts, making for a slower narrative. Impressionism, much like the Monet’s of the world, went against the grain with their art and began cutting films in a shorter form, creating a faster presentation to the viewer. In doing this, the fast edits can enhance certain parts of the narrative or build suspense. In his book A History of
serial killers did their crimes, and why they would commit serial homicide. The public is easily captivated by art