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In this scene, Bruno is talking about murder and uses her neck to represent strangling. Editing is essential to show the insane psychological issues with Bruno as he stares into Beths eyes. He strangles the old woman fantasizing it to be Beth. Editing is used to show the horrified looks of Beth as she watches him commit this horrible murder in content. Editing highlights the suspense and each emotion for multiple characters.

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Strangers on a Train (8/10) Movie CLIP - Borrow Your Neck (1951) HD

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In this scene, Bruno the killer was on his way to put Guys lighter at the scene of the crime to convict him for murder. Bruno had dropped the lighter down a sewer drain and tried to retrieve it. In this scene, Hitchcock used editing to create suspense due to the severity of the situation. It cut from Guys match to the prolonged reaching for the lighter inside the sewer. It was nerve racking watching Bruno trying to retrieve it to ruin Guys life.

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Strangers on a Train (1951  The Traped Lighter!   HD *

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Alfred Hitchcock used a tremendous amount amazing editing skills to bring suspense to the film. Overall, the film was very continuous and engaging to watch. At a few high intense scenes that were important to the plot, Hitchcock edited them in a way to create intense emotions when watching the film. This form of editing is what made the film so successful.

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Editing is apart of every single movie, and would not be a successful film without it. Editing is used for the continuity and flow to engage viewers to have a visually pleasing experience. Good editing can be used to build suspense, create a narrative and tell a story. A film editor cuts, splices raw footage to create these shots and scenes we see in the movies. It has a huge affect on the pace and atmosphere of the film.