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Hitchcock and his average shot length

Mr. Hart's Cinema Studies :: Coming-of-Age Film :: Rear Window [Dramatic Acting and the Human Spirit]

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Post  Tony V Tue Dec 04, 2012 10:23 pm

I think that Hitchcock uses average shot length to make us think even more because he gives us a shot that might have the smallest meaning, but he stays on it and that lures us into believing it has a deeper meaning. Like when they show the half dressed lady dancing, that probably has the smallest meaning but because he keeps coming back to it and staying on it for a while it makes us think as the audience what does it mean and what is their importance.

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