Few directors have had their relationship with music analysed as much as Alfred Hitchcock. His natural ability to select the right composer to almost brand his films aurally has often meant that the musical scores have become synonymous with his filmmaking style even though they have been created by several different composers over the years. … Continue reading Sounds of The Birds (1963) – Alfred Hitchcock.
Sounds of the City – Defining the Metropolis in Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954).
In spite of being set in the most cramped of city-based fictional areas, Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window (1954) successfully presents the bustling aesthetics of a whole metropolis while managing to retain an almost claustrophobic isolation. In the film, Hitchcock presents a temporarily wheelchair-bound photographer who becomes obsessed with a neighbour. He suspects the unusual man … Continue reading Sounds of the City – Defining the Metropolis in Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954).
