Alfred Hitchcock is an iconic and recognised film hero of the 20th century, directing over 60 films throughout his long 55 year career, he was heavily renowned for his involvement in the thriller genre and evolving cinema to make the audience experience a wider variety of feelings and emotions while watching his films and the camera developments he was able to make to create certain techniques.
Achievements
- 2 Golden Globes
- 8 Laurel Awards
- 5 Lifetime achievement awards
- Academy award as best director
- Film Rebecca nominated for 11 Oscars and won the academy award for best picture of 1940
- Received a Knighthood in 1980
- multiple remakes of well known as well as silent movies in modern times
The master of suspense
Hitchcock holds this nickname based on how his films affected their audiences and his unique editing style as well as bewildering storylines within his work. He had 20th century audiences shocked, on edge and fired up while watching his films and provoked authorities at the top of the entertainment business with the controversial and original contents of his film. He manoeuvred the camera to make it move in a way that is similar to a person's gaze, subjecting viewers to engage in a form of voyeurism. He conducted shots to increase tension, fear, or empathy, and used inventive film editing. His stories are often starring fugitives on the run from the law alongside blonde female characters there to build the storyline and appeal to a wider variety of audience with romance and often maintaining, cunning and manipulative attributes for the other stars to work against/with.
Famous Films
Vertigo
North by Northwest
Psycho
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