Summary:
- Hitchcock likes to create a small space then suddenly enlarge that area (prominent in the shower-murder scene)
- He focuses on diegetic sounds such as the weather, engine, background noises: bringing an edgy realism to the film.
- Long takes and shots that linger for that extra second or so.
It's easy to see why he's regarded as the 'Master Of Suspense': the lingering shots and dead silences really create a sense of fear and rack up the tension.
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