Images from Hitchcock's Films
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Button--ScheduleImage from Vertigo
Button--HomeworkImage of Hitchcock
Button--MaterialsImage from Strangers on a Train
Button--RequirementsImage from North by Northwest
Button--EssaysImage of Grace Kelly in Rear Window
Button--GradingImage from Rebecca
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Essays

Links to Completed Student Web Projects

Student in English 197C created the following site in response to a group Web project assignment.  In addition to individual pages on topics developed by group members, groups had to create a links page and an introductory page stating their site's goals or purpose.

Rear Window

The group's Rear Window site investigates the film's sound and cinematography, and probes the voyeuristic parallels Hitchcock draws between Jeffries and both film directors and viewers.

Authors:  Annie Chang, Rachel Johnson, and Stacey Lemmon

Rear Window: A Room with a View

This site invites viewers to "peep around" at pages devoted to Rear Window's cinematography, production history, depiction of the Lisa/Jeffries relationship and exploration of voyeurism.

Authors:  Nate Bahner, George Christothoulou, Tammy Hamilton, and Kimberly Hannigan

Rear Window and Vertigo

In addition to pages on various aspects of each film, the authors compare Rear Window and Vertigo.

Authors:  Harmony Behrndt, Jason Davies, Nick Pollock, and Christine Von Lossow

Strangers on a Train

This site explores Hitchcock's use of cross-cutting, motifs of doubles, and the issue of taboo sexuality in the film Strangers on a Train.

Authors:  Rich Harr, Ken Law, and Sharon Takhar

Vertigo

The authors of this site examine Vertigo's costumes, setting, characters, music and cinematography.

Authors: Mitra Eskandari-Azari, Ethan Jones, Missy Paschke, and Laura Pribyl

Vertigo

This site looks at Vertigo's narrative structure and the film's obsession with death.

Authors:  Josh Finlayson and Gena Overway
 

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