Suspense with a Camera
Autor Jeffrey Michael Baysen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 sep 2017
Suspense is such a basic part of storytelling it can even be used in romantic comedy!
How did Hitchcock manipulate his audience into a state of frenzy? Hitchcock scholar Jeffrey Michael Bays has made this question his life's mission, and is here to share his top tips for escalating suspense and leaving your audience begging for more.
Ideal for filmmakers of all kinds, these tips will enhance everyone's creative works - shorts, web series, TV episodes, and features.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781615932733
ISBN-10: 1615932739
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 228 x 155 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Michael Wiese Productions
ISBN-10: 1615932739
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 228 x 155 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Michael Wiese Productions
Notă biografică
Jeffrey Michael Bays is author of Between the Scenes: What Every Director, Writer, and Editor Should Know about Scene Transitions, and was producer of the award-winning Not from Space on XM Satellite Radio. He holds a Master of Arts in Cinema from La Trobe University. Jeffrey's productions have earned the prestigious Mark Time Award, the Communicator Award of Excellence, and have been listed in Time Out magazine. Jeffrey is a frequent speaker and panelist at film festivals, and contributor to MovieMaker Magazine, No Film School, and Peter D. Marshall's Director's Chair. He is producer of the docuseries Hitch20, a four-hour examination of Hitchcock's twenty works of television, and author of the experimental eBook How to Turn Your Boring Movie into a Hitchcock Thriller, written in the voice of Hitchcock himself. Jeffrey also directed the Australian film Offing David, a Hitchcock homage.
Cuprins
Introduction
Section 1: Digging Up the Suspense
Suspense / The Triad of Secrets / Suspense Models
Section 2: Learning the Visual Language
Writing a Visual Sentence / Syntax of Eyes, Hands and Feet / Camera as a Musical Instrument
Section 3: Poke the Director
Awakening the Storyteller / Personality of Camera / Creating a Hitchcockian Opening
Section 4: The Sound of Suspense
Role of Sound and Music in Suspense / Stream of Consciousness Voice-Over
Section 5: Sharpen the Clarity
The Tightrope of Tension / Carving a Clear Path of Audience Belief / MacGuffin: The Side Effect of Suspense
Section 6: Humor
Humor and the Roller Coaster / Hitchcock's Punchline Endings / The Underplayed Chase
Section 7: Playing with Space
Locations That Push Story / Building the Danger Off-Screen / High Shots / Characters That Catch Us Looking
Section 8: Q&A with Suspense Practitioners
Guest Interviews TBA
Section 1: Digging Up the Suspense
Suspense / The Triad of Secrets / Suspense Models
Section 2: Learning the Visual Language
Writing a Visual Sentence / Syntax of Eyes, Hands and Feet / Camera as a Musical Instrument
Section 3: Poke the Director
Awakening the Storyteller / Personality of Camera / Creating a Hitchcockian Opening
Section 4: The Sound of Suspense
Role of Sound and Music in Suspense / Stream of Consciousness Voice-Over
Section 5: Sharpen the Clarity
The Tightrope of Tension / Carving a Clear Path of Audience Belief / MacGuffin: The Side Effect of Suspense
Section 6: Humor
Humor and the Roller Coaster / Hitchcock's Punchline Endings / The Underplayed Chase
Section 7: Playing with Space
Locations That Push Story / Building the Danger Off-Screen / High Shots / Characters That Catch Us Looking
Section 8: Q&A with Suspense Practitioners
Guest Interviews TBA