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The reason we watched this movie is because it shows many different and useful film techniques. Some of the shots were used to create suspense, others were used to portray emotion. Shown in the many shots such as close up and over the shoulder. Alfred Hitchcock was very dedicated about telling a story with as little dialog as possible. Part of that was something even as simple as putting character out of the rule of thirds guidelines to create an unbalanced scene and feeling. Another element of this film was the suspense. Created not only by diegesis and darker lighting, it creates the feeling that you, yourself is inside the film. Most of all, it was the assortment of shots that made the film what it was. These shots include first person view, cut ins, dolly zooms, pan shots, side angle shots, and overhead shots.

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I think we watched this movie because of all the different shots and suspense. The camera wasn't in the same old position right in front of the subject's face. Even when two characters were having a conversation about one topic, the shots switched to different characters POV's with over the shoulder shots, which i really liked. Alfred Hitchcock probably used all of the different shots we have learned. I think it was a really cool way to see what the shots are going to look like when we create our own short films. The suspense was also a very big part in the movie.  My favorite part was when Lisa Went into the Thorwall's house right as he was coming up. You could see his face in the glass of the window as he came in. I feel like that just really added a lot to the suspense and made me more attentive towards the movie. A lot of the music added suspense to the movie as well. I liked how the music stopped or got louder at dramatic moments to show emotion. I think this movie was just a really great way to show us what different types of shots we can do to our movies. I think this movie was really great because of all the shots and i don't think the movie would be very good without them.

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Why we needed to watch "Rear Window" is because it was a learning experience more than anything. I also would have to say this was not in the entertainment side of movies but more of a way to learn many film technique and lesson experience. Also that movie had some incredible number of angled film from for being such a bland movie. I completely understand now why Alfred Hitchcock is recognized as such an amazing director, He turned a man in a wheel chair just looking out of a window and made it into a good amount of plot twist and surprises. I love it when Alfred Hitchcock used black out over time while the man left and came back at like 3am. And i also liked how the filmed the fight seen at the end.

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Rear window was a movie with a fairly bland story but has some amazing Alfred Hitchcock's angles. The beautiful angles of every thing that happens give this movie the amassment that keeps you entertained. Also the lighting just beautiful hiding the faces creating mystery of evilness. The angles grab the viewers attention always dramatizing with close ups of the momentum keeping everything smooth. It is not an amazing movie with out its shot and that makes this movie so unlike any other.

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This movie was a good movie with lots of great shots and angles. I think we watched the movie because it would really help us learn how to use camera shots for our films. This movie gave lots of point of view shots and used lots of shadows to help make it seem more real. The movie had a lot of switching back and forth between the main character and the action which made it more intense. Alfred Hitchcock had lots of camera movements, he would start on something and pam the camera all the way to the main character. He would show time transition though black outs. Hitchcock would do lots of over the shoulder shots, even if the characters were farther apart than standing infant of each other. The over the shoulder shots would make lots of tension between the characters talking. In the movie when the character is using a camera you can see the circular she like you are looking though it yourself, and when he looks though the window you can see the open window like your inside looking out instead of just seeing the action though a movie camera.

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I think we watched this movie because it is an original. Alfred Hitchcock is one of the best directors in the world. He uses really good shots such as the close up, medium , super close up, rule of thirds and much more. A great shot was when he did over the shoulder shot because you could see both Jeff and Lisa and whats happening out the window. He had some crane and tracking shots too. He used lots of black outs and Jeff looking at his watch to show time change. He placed the characters a far distance away to show argument. when times were uneasy the shot was off balance to show more emotion.He gives us a example of what shots we should use in our movies. He also gives us an example that we should use good actors in our movie. He shows us that we can describe emotions by pictures instead of talking. He is a very creative director and uses shots that you would think are impossible to shoot. He is a great romodel and I think anyone who wants to be a director should learn off of him.

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I like how he managed to keep the movie interseting even though the main charectorJeff never left the room he was in. I also like how it was never the same camera angle for more than 30 seconds. I think it was awesome how Alfred Hitchcock built the suspence leading up to his nabber breaking in and throwing him out the window. I also liked the old lady because she was always saying somthing  funny she was like a comic relief. I really loved the camera angles though and the lighting its always helping the mood wether its evil or happy. i hope to watch more movies by Alfred Hitchcock

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i think the movie was awesome. I liked the shots . I was a interesting them. he was looking at the neighbors out on the window. he was a good actors. he faces was a good emtions. the movie had good graphics .it was good

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The reason why I think we needed to watch this movie is because of the shots. The shots were really important to the movie and the facial expressions. I also think we watched this movie is because of how to show something, like a time period. Now that we have seen this movie, we should know how to build intensity in certain scenes. The most shot uses was the POV shot, Alfred Hitchcock uses this shot in a very creative way. One more reason why I think we watched this movie is because of how to film and what kind of shots we want to do.

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We needed to watch Rear Window to see how great the shots were. Alfred Hitchcock is a great director and is good at all different angles, like in the beginning and end he used a crane shot to see all the neighbors.Jeff and all the actors are very good with facial expression and more. Also I think why we watched it was because it was a very great movie overall. It was kind of a boring subject but the director made it very exciting. The lighting was very good like when Jeff was hiding from the killer, or in the regular day. I liked how they showed time going away with fading shots. I overall learned a lot  from this movie.

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The movie rear window was a great movie because of all the different shots and angles. One of the very first scenes was pan shot when the scene films the windows nonstop the camera does a full circle. My favorite scene was when Jeff was writing the note to Mr.Thorwald and the camera starts close and slowly get higher up this is a great example of a crane shot. Moat of the time the music came from the piano man this is good example of diegetic sound.

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I think that this was definitely one of the better films that I have watched. There were lots of different shots and lighting and sound that made it very interesting. One of my favorite shots in the entire movie was all of the different lighting shots. There were so many of those, where the lighting was dark so it made it mysterious. That last shot where Jefferson was hanging out of the window had great lighting. There were also lots and lots of point of view shots that made more suspense and drama. You felt like you were there, looking out of the window. Another great technique was placement and facial expression of the characters. The placement showed us when Lisa was mad at Jefferson because she was sitting so far apart from him. Facial expression was important because you could tell from the point of view of Jeffersons window, what the characters were feeling or thinking. Another great technique was all of the bridging shots. They were blackouts and that showed the passing of time. They were really good and they were quick so you didn't get bored. Last but not least, Sound was everything in this film. It would get louder and quieter over and over adding suspense and mystery.

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I think we watched this movie because of all the different shots, there was close up, angled, high and low shots, plus much more. I liked how they showed what the neighbors were doing by looking across the courtyard and through the windows, I have never seen that in any other movie that we have watched. They also would show a scene and then change it to black to show the passing of time, for example they did it when night time came and even when a couple of hours had passed they did it. They would also show close ups of Jeff's face to show his emotions, like when Lisa had climed into Thorwald's apartment , they were showing close ups of Jeff's face to show how stressed he was. There were many more amazing scenes to.

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I think we watched this movie because the shots and the scenes were done incredibly well. Since we are making our own films, we need to learn about different shots and this movie definitely taught us more than enough. Lighting, facial expressions, and angles are just three things that portrayed emotion and suspense. These parts of the movie are small, but extremely important when filming a movie. In the scene where Jeff answered the call from Thorwald, the lighting was incredible and Jeff's facial expression in that scene really caught my attention even though Thorwald didn't say anything during the call. Also, the sound affects really made this movie great and added suspense that wouldn't be there without the music and the sounds.  Alfred Hitchcock did a wonderful job on this movie and this taught me a lot.

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I liked the movie. I liked that Alfred Hitchcock made it about a guy near his window and watching where one of his neighbors had killed his wife but she actually left him. I also liked that he did a lot of different shots I especially liked the cutaway shots between the characters ,and the side shots to show what he was doing and what was behind him. But over all I really liked the movie I thought it was a really good film I hope to see any other one of his movies.

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I think we needed to watch this movie because of all the amazing shots and the fact that it was directed by Alfred Hitchcock. In this movie there were many techniques we can use in our film including blacking out to show time difference, lighting to show emotion, and shoulder shots to show how far apart they are. This movie was definitely both entertaining and a great learning experience.

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First off, I just want to start off by saying that this was a very great movie. Alfred Hitchcock is such an amazing director with all of his shots that bring out so much emotion from the characters. We as a class needed to watch this film because our class about to start our own films and we need to learn the different shots. Alfred loved to mix up shots from over the shoulder, front, back, side, overhead, and POV shots for the most part. I loved his transitions that he used to change the time of day or it would show the time on Jeffery's watch. I especially liked how most of the transitions just turned the screen black then shot the new scene. The non-diegetic sound that Alfred put in for the camera scene, screams during the murder, and when the murderer is walking up the stairs to Jeffery's room. I enjoyed how the camera would blackout everything except for the person talking which brought out so much emotion inside the character. All in all, this was a fantastic film because of how Alfred used the camera to make really meaningful shots!

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We watched this movie so we could learn about good techniques and shots. For example, the fighting shots were amazing. I like how he didn't use dialogue as much, he used the shots to explain. Show not tell. The lighting was awesome and the transitions were smooth and nice. The movie overall flowed very well and it wasn't choppy. His point of view shots were extraordinary and I like when he was looking through the camera or the binoculars it looked like he was looking through the binoculars. The sound effects were perfect and fitted with the movie's style. Of course the suspense was "Killer" get it? Jokes aside, The movie had a great mystery and it was very well shot and it earns its name as a classic. It also had great zooms to show dramatic scenes and emotions. It also had times of comic relief . Overall this was a stunning masterpiece by non other than Alfred Hitchcock!

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I like movies a lot. This was a really good one.
Alfred Hitchcock was a mastermind. He created many movies, but this was one of his best. I think we watched this movie because We will be filming soon and this movie has a lot of angles. There were also many shots. There were low angle shots, shallow focus, high angle shots, bridging shots, birds eye view shots, Cut ins, and cut aways. It was filled with suspense and mystery. He could show so much emotion with no words. Just the look of an eye told the whole story, or part of the story. We will soon be making our own short films. So I think we watched this because our teacher wanted us to see all the different angles in this movie. Also the techniques that Alfred Hitchcock used. The angles were beautiful and there own way. They just added a lot to the movie. This was a really great movie and I enjoyed it a lot. The story included many different characters including Tharwald, Jeffries, and Lisa. Those were the main characters. I would watch this movie again in an instant.
It was really great.

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I think that we watched this movie because Alfred Hitchcock is one of the best directors. He has shown me many different ways to use the camera and the different shot that are key to a great movie. I liked all of the shots that included a tracking or crane shot to show all the different apartments and all of the cutaway shots he used. I also liked all of the amazing angles he created to put in the perfect shot, Alfred Hitchcock movie Rear Window also contained many closeups during the times when he was looking through his camera or his binoculars, he also found many opportunities to use a block out to notify that the movie was transitioning from day to night or night to day. I also found that Alfred Hitchcock used many over the shoulder shots, like the one where Lisa and Jeffery were fighting. He separated Lisa and Jeffery to show that they were not cuddling they were having an argument. One of my favorite shots was when Hitchcock used a bridging shot when using the extreme close-up on Jeff watch then showing a time-lapse of hours passing, I really liked this movie and think that all the actors show great enthusiasm to this movie.

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Rear Window is an amazing movie! I noticed that there was music that started and stopped in the movie. I think that made the movie more interesting. They used so many different shots in this movie. I like all the shots through windows and circles. The slow motion throughout the movie made is very suspenseful. All the characters in Rear Window had amazing facial expressions. I also liked the different accents in the movie from different characters. This movie does a great job of keeping things in focus. There were so many shots across the street and everything was focused so well. Rear Window is very unique. I have never seen a movie like this one.

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I think we needed to watch this movie because Alfred Hitchcock is one of the best directors and there is a whole variety of unique and cool shots. A interesting shot was when they made the camera seem as if it had a mind of its own. It was almost like the camera was alive, because it was moving all around and was shot from a unique angle that a lot of people would be unable to achieve without Alfred Hitchcocks ideas. I also thought the shots which showed light and dark in the same scene were important because it brung out more emotions to the film. Something else besides shots he did was when the characters fell asleep, he faded the scene out to black which showed that he or she has fallen asleep and time has passed. My personal favorite shot was when they showed Thorwalls reflection off of the window when he entered the room to find Lisa. Overall, I loved all of the shots and unique perspectives using the camera.