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The visual design of REBECCA (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940)
Analyzes George Barnes's Oscar-winning cinematography, particularly the use of low-key lighting and shadow to keep the title character's presence felt without ever appearing on screen.
Cinematographers on cinematography · 17 min · Advanced · CIN · Cinematography · 2018
What you take away
- Use lighting and shadow to make an absent character feel present throughout a film.
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The films of Alfred Hitchcock
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