A-Level Film Studies - ‘Vertigo’ & Auteur Theory (Part 1 of 2)
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- Applying the Auteur Theory to ‘Vertigo’ (1958, Hitchcock, USA). Part 1 of 2.
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A specialist study area Eduqas A Level Film Studies, for:
- Component 1 Section A: Hollywood 1930 - 1990
Recommended Reading:
Barr, Charles - 'Vertigo'
McGilligan, Patrick - ‘Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light’
Modleski, Tania - ‘The Women Who Knew Too Much’
Mulvey, Laura - ‘Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema’
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Paramount, VERTIGO. 1958, USA.
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North By Northwest:
CREDITS: TM & © Warner Bros. (1959) Cast: Philip Coolidge, Cary Grant Director: Alfred Hitchcock
The Birds:
CREDITS: TM & © Universal (1963) Cast: Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren Director: Alfred Hitchcock Producer: Alfred Hitchcock Screenwriters: Daphne Du Maurier, Evan Hunter
Rear Window:
CREDITS: TM & © Universal (1954) Cast: Raymond Burr, James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Thelma Ritter Director: Alfred Hitchcock Producers: James C. Katz, Alfred Hitchcock Screenwriters: John Michael Hayes, Cornell Woolrich
Vertigo:
CREDITS: TM & © Universal (1958) Cast: Tom Helmore, James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes Director: Alfred Hitchcock Producers: Alfred Hitchcock Screenwriters: Samuel Taylor, Alec Coppel
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Hey Mr Gardner, just wanna say i have my first a level exam for film on Thursday. Your videos have been an absolute life line that have honestly made life so much easier for me in a stressful time. My most sincere thankyou from the charters school film studies a level class. I'm sure in 50 years time we will be studying Mr Gardner as one of the great auteurs for sure.
Wow! That's made me very happy to read. Thank you Luke. I'm sure you will do brilliantly on Thursday. Best of luck!
Im also cramming for Thursday lol. Best of luck!
@@Crusty783 Good Luck to both of us!
great video thanks
Dave - Love this exploration and critique of auteur theory applied to Hitchcock. A great idea and brilliant resource!
why have you stopped making these they’re great and really helpful!!! could do with some for the british component, silent film, etc…
Thank you. I have been very busy teaching, writing, and directing. But I do plan to make more this year. Glad you have found them helpful.
@@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel it would be so helpful, i'm revising for my first film exam for tomorrow 🙏 🙏
This is super helpful - your videos are really informative and easy to follow. The worksheet in the description is also super useful for revision, so thank you for this! Would love to see you cover more of the films on the spec as your videos are super great for revision :)
Thank you for such a lovely comment Imogen. I've not made a video in a while as it's been a bit of an intense year teaching and I've been working on some other things, but I do plan on making some videos again soon. Let me know if you have any specific requests :)
Excellent video. Roger Thornhill was the lead character played by Cary Grant. George Kaplan was the fictitious government invention for whom Roger Thornhill, the advertising executive, was mistaken. The personalized ROT on his matchbook stands out in my memory. Eva Marie Saint asked him what the “O” stands for and he told her that it didn’t stand anything. He merely liked the ROT.
ahhh yes! that's right - i forgot. Thanks for correcting me.
This is the best channel I’ve come across on TH-cam in regards to cinema.. real substance
Thank you!
@@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel pls keep making these videos. It’s been 2 years. Pls continue. Thanks!
thank you i love you man
Thank you!
this is amazing and super helpful thanks! it would be great if you could a video on do the right thing and spike lee! :)
Thanks Jenna - I love DTRT! Currently, I teach 'Blade Runner' for New Hollywood, but if I ever change to DTRT (and there's a good chance I might), then I would love to make a video on it.
This is saving me in my film exam tomorrow
good luck for tomorrow!
this is very helpful, my component one exam is tomo and i love you for this!! i compare vertigo to Do the Right thing
best of luck in the exam tomorrow!
These videos are very helpful and is there a way that you could do a video for Forman's 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest?' Again, thanks for the amazing content!!!
Thanks. I do love 'OFOTCN'', but unfortunately I teach 'blade runner' for New Hollywood so probably won't be doing 'OFOTCN' in the foreseeable, but maybe one day.
@@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel No problem! Thanks again!
this is brilliant thank you so much so helpful. do you think you could do city of god or bonnie and Clyde?
Thank you Riley. I will definitely make some City of God videos in the future, but I don't teach Bonnie... so that might not happen for a while yet. However, I think I do discuss it briefly in my Blade Runner institutional context videos as part of New Hollywood.
can you do a comparison video between vertigo and ofotcn?
Hi Tom. Unfortunately I teach Blade Runner for new hollywood. My video on industrial context for Blade Runner will be relevant to some of OFOTCN as well though. Thanks for watching
Do you think you could do Apocalypse Now?
Hi Harvey. No plans to do one as I don't teach that film. But I do mention A.N. and other New Hollywood films in my Blade Runner Context video. If you haven't seen it, I would recommend watching Heart of Darkness, a documentary about the making of A.N.
I love whenever Pauline Kael's name comes up these days. She wrote essays about the most mediocre films which made me want to actually see just how mediocre they were. As for Vertigo, it just wouldn't be the same without Kim Novak. She's just surreal. Jimmy Stewart, on the other hand, wears much too much makeup to appear younger. Ralph Meeks would have been fantastic.
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