Alfred Hitchcock Lodger opens with suspense leading tune being nondiegetic. Next two shots show the opening credits of the film. The last shot in the Opening Scene is a women on the phone seeming hesitant and worried.
Alfred Hitchcock Lodger opens with suspense leading tune being nondiegetic. Next two shots show the opening credits of the film. The last shot in the Opening Scene is a women on the phone seeming hesitant and worried.
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Alfred Hitchcock Lodger opens with suspense leading tune being nondiegetic. Next two shots show the opening credits of the film. The last shot in the Opening Scene is a women on the phone seeming hesitant and worried.
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The film starts of with the production title with suspense leading tune being non- diegetic.
After that scene
the next shot is of the title and a shadow man dressed in black, symbolising more suspense as well as negative vibes towards the audience. Next two shots show the opening credits of Lodger. The non-diegetic sound stills carry on through the credits . The next shot begins with the title scene showing the man in black and the shadow. The suspense of the song carries on.
The next shot
then begins with the certificate and sound tune is still playing again. Soon after the scene a image of a lady with a shocking image which, potentially would alarm the audience as it is sudden.
The last shot in the
opening scene is a women on the phone seeming hesitant and worried, therefore this builds up the tension for the audience as there are many hanging puzzles.