Alfred Hitchcock has been known for his stunning use of color, camera techniques, and sound, throughout all of his major motion pictures. Each of Hitchcock's films express how the studious of the day were operating. Whether the studious demanded rapid output of B pictures or prolonged work on an A film. Hitchcock could do both and usually would be able to turn out great work no matter the time frame or budget. The simple act of looking out of a window and viewing what is out there is taken to the extreme in Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window. The main character L.B. Jefferies, a photojournalist, is confined to a wheelchair because of a broken leg. His situation allows for him to spend most of his waking hours peering out into the courtyard of his Manhattan apartment building. Through Jefferies, the viewer experiences what it is like to be a "peeping-tom". By doing this Hitchcock reveals that no matter how morally wrong we may think it is, as humans it is our nature to wondering......

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Title: Tuesday's With Hitchcock
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