Whoops, a tiny error, Marion doesn't embezzle money from Norman Bates but from a wealthy customer Tom Cassidy who has given her the money to put in the safe or in the bank. An easy mistake Sam. Norman Bates is not interested in the money and has no connection with it.
Splendidly delivered and strong on camera angles and movement and editing techniques. If you discuss this film in your evaluation (which you will be focusing on in the run up to Easter) endeavour to reference how Hitchcock develops generic conventions re location and the use of enigma. The audience never see Marion's killer!
I'm pleased you have made use of video to put together a case study and delivered it with panache.
Whoops, a tiny error, Marion doesn't embezzle money from Norman Bates but from a wealthy customer Tom Cassidy who has given her the money to put in the safe or in the bank. An easy mistake Sam. Norman Bates is not interested in the money and has no connection with it.
ReplyDeleteSplendidly delivered and strong on camera angles and movement and editing techniques. If you discuss this film in your evaluation (which you will be focusing on in the run up to Easter) endeavour to reference how Hitchcock develops generic conventions re location and the use of enigma. The audience never see Marion's killer!
I'm pleased you have made use of video to put together a case study and delivered it with panache.