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The document lists characteristics of an auteur filmmaker according to Alfred Hitchcock, including specific camera techniques, editing styles, and narrative devices. It then analyzes a preliminary film task to see if it exhibits these traits. While the task demonstrated some techniques like camera movements and focus, it was found lacking in many key auteur qualities such as single take shots, complex editing, and misleading narrative elements. Therefore, the document determines the preliminary task does not fully qualify as an auteur work based on the conventional definition.
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- 2. CHECKLIST • Particular camera set-ups and movements • Exaggerated point of view shots • Single-take shots • Creative use of sound • Exaggerated lighting effects • Very precise editing to create tension and surprise • Complex montage • Introduction of false leads and misleading information • Misleading relationships • False identities • Personal cameo appearance of director
- 3. Particular camera set-ups and movements? A B A. The use of panning down is to track the movements and actions of the actor. B. The use of panning down is to create a sense of nervousness.
- 4. • Action match - Walking/running towards the side of the camera
- 5. Use of FOCUS • Use of focus We found out a unique technique that has made us auteur and has not been stated on the Hitchcock’s article!
- 6. HOWEVER… The following qualities of an auteur did not appear in our preliminary task, including: • Exaggerated point of view shots • Single-take shots • Exaggerated lighting effects • Very precise editing to create tension and surprise • Complex montage • Introduction of false leads and misleading information • Misleading relationships • False identities • Personal cameo appearance of director
- 7. therefore, overall speaking, although we have our unique auteur qualities, we are not yet fit with the conventional auteur theory!