This is due to the Kuleshov effect, which filmmakers such as Alfred Hitchcock use as a powerful tool to craft impactful stories. Here, we break down the concept and explain how you can apply it to ...

Here, Alfred Hitchcock explains the Kuleshov Effect: One of Kuleshov’s students, Sergei Eisenstein, filmed “Strike,” which has one of the earliest shot-reverse shot examples. The filmmaker ...

Photo: Henrik Ohsten/Zentropa Lev Kuleshov would have wet his pants at ... cut it with — a phenomenon now known as the “Kuleshov effect” — believed that montage was at the heart of filmmaking.

the Kuleshov Effect and Einstein's interruption of time. "Standoff Kuleshov" takes these elements and creates a comedic twist on the iconic climactic scene in Sergio Leone's "The Good, the Bad and ...