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An Analysis of How Hitchcock Uses Various Techniques to Create Suspense.
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An Analysis of How Hitchcock Uses Various Techniques to Create Suspense Alfred Joseph Hitchcock was born August 13, 1899 in the East London area of Leytonstone. At the age of 19, he was hired at Henley Telegraph Company. Hitchcock began to study art at the company in the evenings and eventually got a job at the advertising department at the Henley Telegraph Company. This interest in art and media lead him to make his life changing decision of becoming a director. Before he had died he had directed and written more than a dozen spine chilling movies Hitchcock believed that the suspense he generated would get the viewer onto the edge of their seat. He used camera angles, camera shots, soundtrack, mise-en-scene and lighting, to create this everlasting suspense. Hitchcock kept the suspense building, so that the viewers would scream for the action to stop. He used this technique in many of...
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