From Hitchcock to Peele: Mastering Tension in Cinema's Calm Moments

Explore the art of suspense in this deep dive into two iconic scenes: Hitchcock's "Vertigo" (1958) and Jordan Peele's "Us" (2019). Discover how these master directors use seemingly peaceful settings to heighten tension and advance their narratives. We'll analyze the Muir Woods sequence from "Vertigo" and the beach scene from "Us," revealing the subtle techniques that keep audiences on edge even in moments of apparent calm. Learn how Peele pays homage to both Hitchcock and Spielberg while crafting his own unique style. Perfect for film students, aspiring directors, and cinema enthusiasts looking to understand the evolution of suspense in filmmaking.
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