This document provides examples of films and artworks that use cross-cutting, close-ups, and other cinematic techniques to build suspense and climax. It references Chris Marker's La Jetee, Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, Sandy Skogland's Walking on Eggshells, Duane Michels Chance Meeting, and Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights.

1. Chris Marker, La Jetee various stills

2. Cross cutting:
Two graphic
relationships;
creates a suspenseful
sequence
that builds to an
explosive
climax-
the explosion.

3. Alfred Hitchcock, The Birds
Medium shot, close-ups, extreme close-ups.

4. Sandy Skogland, Walking on Eggshells

8. Duane Michels Chance Meeting

12. Hieronymus Bosch The Garden of Earthly Delights