Hitchcock at Work by Bill Krohn (Softcover)
Published by Phaidon, 2000
Sewn bound softcover with French flaps
287 pages
11x9 inches
Very Good condition.
Hitchcock at Work is a comprehensive, behind-the-scenes examination of the work of "The Master of Suspense," Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980). Film expert Bill Krohn looks beyond the usual anecdotal sources about Hitchcock, paying unprecedented attention to the director's personal papers and the archives of the film studios he worked for. The result is a major reassessment of the working methods of the director, one which explores many of the myths—often promulgated by Hitchcock himself—that have warped previous criticism. Hitchcock at Work is fully illustrated with film stills, shots taken on set, storyboards and annotated film scripts. There is also a complete filmography.
Published by Phaidon, 2000
Sewn bound softcover with French flaps
287 pages
11x9 inches
Very Good condition.
Hitchcock at Work is a comprehensive, behind-the-scenes examination of the work of "The Master of Suspense," Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980). Film expert Bill Krohn looks beyond the usual anecdotal sources about Hitchcock, paying unprecedented attention to the director's personal papers and the archives of the film studios he worked for. The result is a major reassessment of the working methods of the director, one which explores many of the myths—often promulgated by Hitchcock himself—that have warped previous criticism. Hitchcock at Work is fully illustrated with film stills, shots taken on set, storyboards and annotated film scripts. There is also a complete filmography.
Published by Phaidon, 2000
Sewn bound softcover with French flaps
287 pages
11x9 inches
Very Good condition.
Hitchcock at Work is a comprehensive, behind-the-scenes examination of the work of "The Master of Suspense," Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980). Film expert Bill Krohn looks beyond the usual anecdotal sources about Hitchcock, paying unprecedented attention to the director's personal papers and the archives of the film studios he worked for. The result is a major reassessment of the working methods of the director, one which explores many of the myths—often promulgated by Hitchcock himself—that have warped previous criticism. Hitchcock at Work is fully illustrated with film stills, shots taken on set, storyboards and annotated film scripts. There is also a complete filmography.
