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ALFRED HITCHCOCK With reference to the films "Psycho" and The Birds", I will illustrate the techniques, which the director Alfred Hitchcock used for his films to appeal to specific audiences, I will be referring and paying close attention to the shower scene from the film Psycho, and the school scene from The Birds, I will be referring to the Hays code and how Hitchcock overcome the code. During when these two films were released in the 1960s when the hays code would govern which films were allowed to be shown and those which weren't. In the 1960s films provided more entertainment than TV when these films were released there was a rapid change from silent to talking movies. Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho is a thriller/horror and tells us the story of Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) who is not happy with the way life has treated her. She works at a...

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