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Editing in Hitchcock’s Vertigo | Film Essay
Looks at specific cuts and rhythms in Vertigo, including the famous tower sequence, that place the audience inside Scottie's disorientation rather than simply observing it.
John Hunt · 10 min · Intermediate · EDT · Editing · 2018
What you take away
- Use cutting rhythm itself, not just content, to put an audience inside a character's psychological state.
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