Hitchcock's Techniques for Suspense

Technique #1:
Dialogue Means Nothing - This means that the dialogue scenes are not plainly just talking, the characters are interacting with each other or are distracted by something else.  This is evident in the various scenes where the main character is using the camera while talking to his associates.

Technique #2:
Characters Must Break Cliché - Stereotypical characters are given new characteristics and break the cliché that they are usually accompanied with.  This happens when Lisa becomes more and more involved in the crime and brings in information that helps solving the case.

Technique #3:
Surprise And Twist - Keep the audience thinking one way, then pull the rug from underneath them.  This technique is shown more towards the middle and the characters are beginning to question if it was really a murder or the sickly wife is just on a vacation.

Concept 67 Brainstormer

#1:

Sitcoms perpetuate stereotypes more than T.V. dramas.

1. Freaks and Geeks
2. The Office
3. Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

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#2:

X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Shooter

The main characters lived in the forest, away from civilization and urban growth.

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Suburban community.  I would use easy listening to convey the feeling of easy life and a quiet neighborhood, nothing too loud.  The scenes would consist of overhead shots of the neighborhood to show the size of the community itself and what kind of population inhabits it.

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Having a Big Speech would depend on who the person was and the setting the story takes place in.  If it was in some kind of prison breakout scene or a battlefield scene it would be appropriate, but really small places with barely anyone to listen to the speech would feel drawn out and unnecessary.

Twilight Zone Reflection

The writers created suspense by having the main character's face never being shown.  The lighting also plays a huge part in the suspense because we never see anyone else's faces.  The characters also talk about her predicament and how sad a case it is, and how the patient is so distressed over her dilemma.

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#2:

I have dreams where it seems like it's a normal day and actually go to sleep in the dream.  I then wake up and see the date is the exact same but then the day plays out exactly like it did in my dream.  My script would have multiple scenarios of these days.

Concept 61 Brainstormer

#1:
3 Voice over movies:
1. Memento
2. Bladerunner (The Original)
3. A Christmas Story