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This 3 page paper discusses the lives and accomplishments of two innovators of the twentieth century: Alfred Hitchcock and Frank Lloyd Wright. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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in two different venues. Frank Lloyd Wright made his mark on the world through his vision for architecture, while Alfred Hitchcock progressed the silver screen forward with his innovative techniques
and storylines. Alfred Hitchcock was born in London, England in the early 1900s. He worked a number of jobs, all the while reading everything he could on the technical aspects
of the silver screen. When he found out that there was to be a studio built close by, he submitted a portfolio of his work and was hired to be
the title designer. Later he would rise through the ranks, first as an assistant director, then a full fledged director. He would go on to produce fifty three full length
feature films. The advent of Hitchcocks Psycho to the screen in the sixties ushered in a new type of horror film: slasher movies. These types of movies depicted (and
still do) those movies that involve someone being hacked, slashed or chainsawed to death in most grisly fashion. However, it may be said that there is a world of difference
between Hitchcocks Psycho and the Friday the Thirteenth series. Hitchcocks movie, Psycho, revolved around the mind of a serial killer and deeper still, the guilt that they both shared
and also it also spoke of their sexual frustration and repression. In his movies, every shot has a meaning and a purpose. However,
his form is never distracting, and in some wonderful scenes, his camera angle or editing almost seems "simple" and ordinary. Thus, the main focus point is always the story itself.
There does seem to be a observable pattern to Hitchcocks mise en scene, in that at least a good deal of his films have an overlying tone of longing for
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