In the movie Psycho there is a scene where the lead female actress Janet Leigh is in the shower and she gets murdered, but it doesn’t actually show her getting stabbed. The history of this movie is that it is horror movie, and it was directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock, and written by Joseph Stefano, starring Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, John Gavin, Vera Miles and Martin Balsam, and was based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Robert Bloch. In the 1960 and 1998 version of the movie Psycho I believe that the 1998 version is better. That is because the 1998 movie shows more blood going down the drain and the sound of her being stabbed is better, plus before she gets killed it is a long time before she gets killed, and they do that to build up the suspension.
Shot duration is are something good about the scene. Some shot are in quick cuts. In the shower scene in the movie Psycho the use quick cuts moving from her getting stabbed and her face. That is to show her expression and her getting stabbed. Another good example of short duration is long lingering shot. For a long lingering shot for the shower scene is that the show a shot of her to show her pupils dilating and well it is doing …show more content…
On close up is when the mysteries person open the curtain she screams and it is a close up on her face. That is to show her fear of the man or woman killing her. It show a medium shot of the person how is killing her. That is to show what the person is dressed like, so that the people who are watching can try to guess how they are. Before she get in the shower is show a low seccen to show her taking of her shoes. It shows a high angle of her beinging stabbed but you don’t actually see the knife go in. The reason why is to show she is weaker than him or her. The low angle is similar to the high angle it shows her being stabbed but it is the man looking down on her. That is to show he or she is stronger than
Shot duration is are something good about the scene. Some shot are in quick cuts. In the shower scene in the movie Psycho the use quick cuts moving from her getting stabbed and her face. That is to show her expression and her getting stabbed. Another good example of short duration is long lingering shot. For a long lingering shot for the shower scene is that the show a shot of her to show her pupils dilating and well it is doing …show more content…
On close up is when the mysteries person open the curtain she screams and it is a close up on her face. That is to show her fear of the man or woman killing her. It show a medium shot of the person how is killing her. That is to show what the person is dressed like, so that the people who are watching can try to guess how they are. Before she get in the shower is show a low seccen to show her taking of her shoes. It shows a high angle of her beinging stabbed but you don’t actually see the knife go in. The reason why is to show she is weaker than him or her. The low angle is similar to the high angle it shows her being stabbed but it is the man looking down on her. That is to show he or she is stronger than