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Shot Length

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Post  courtneymartin Mon Dec 10, 2012 11:15 pm

Hitchcock uses different shot lengths depending on which emotion he wants us to perceive. With shorter shot lengths the emotion is most likely very apparent and doesn't take deep thought. I believe Hitchcock used longer shot lengths so you have more time to analyze the character and understand what they're feeling.



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