Hitchcock¶
Truffaut, F. (1967). Hitchcock.
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Domain-specific¶
- Foreshadowing Cue
- In film, visual and auditory cues — a background poster, a hummed melody, a glance — pay off in later acts; Hitchcock and Nolan are canonical practitioners of the method
This sourceHitchcock, in the Truffaut interviews, explains film suspense as the audience's knowledge of a planted threat — the bomb under the table — that must go off.
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“Let us suppose that there is a bomb underneath this table between us.”
- In film, visual and auditory cues — a background poster, a hummed melody, a glance — pay off in later acts; Hitchcock and Nolan are canonical practitioners of the method
- Irony
- Alfred Hitchcock made dramatic irony a working tool of film craft, explaining it to François Truffaut with the "bomb under the table."
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“Birinci durumda izleyiciye patlama anında 15 saniyelik bir şaşırtmaca yaşattık. İkinci durumdaysa 15 dakika boyunca bir gerilim yaşar.”
- Alfred Hitchcock made dramatic irony a working tool of film craft, explaining it to François Truffaut with the "bomb under the table."
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