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Assessment on Hitchcock - Camera shots, Symbolism, Character portrayal and music  

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Assessment on Hitchcock Hitchcock was renowned for his skills in film making, when it came to suspense building. In this essay I will assess Camera shots, Symbolism, Character portrayal and music used in the film, these all create tension and suspense in the film. Throughout Frenzy and Psycho suspense was either being built up or maintained, this keeps the reader on the edge of their seats till the very end of the film. This creates a perfect murder thriller. Both films start off without any suspense this feeling is created by symbolism. In both films the sun is out and it is a nice day, this makes the audience feel good and there is no suspense. After this bit the sun is never out again which causes a 'creepy' affect always through both films. This creates a feeling of suspicion and an unstable affect in the audiences mind. After the sun has...

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