Hitchcock never let the camera set-ups become boring. Although there are several standard coverage shots in this film, they are interspersed with moments of ingenuity. Rather than an in-depth look at one scene, I decided to do a more brief overview of several scenes. There are a lot of great camera moments in Shadow of a Doubt. TOPAZ (1969): 'Now that I have given you this information, what are you going to do with it?'.

Interview with Edna Green (Edna May Wonacott), from Hitchcock's 'Shadow of a Doubt'.

THE BIRDS: Deconstruction of a scene - The death of a farmer.

THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH: Deconstruction of a Scene - Royal Albert Hall (1934 vs.

I CONFESS (1952): 'You can't tell them, as long as you're a priest.

PSYCHO Deconstruction of a Scene: Arbogast questions Norman Bates.

REAR WINDOW: Deconstruction of a scene - The death of a dog.

REAR WINDOW (1954) PART TWO: THEMES AND IDEAS.DIAL M FOR MURDER: Deconstruction of a scene - Wendice and Swan.NORTH BY NORTHWEST: Deconstruction of a Scene (The crop duster sequence).SABOTEUR Deconstruction of a scene: The Statue of Liberty finale.

HITCHCOCK AND SELZNICK by Leonard J. Leff.

SHADOW OF A DOUBT Deconstruction of a Scene: Signature Scenes.

ROPE Deconstruction of a Scene: A trunk, a talk and a hat.

VERTIGO Deconstruction of a Scene: Argosy Book Shop.

Hitchcock on Hitchcock Volume 2 – Edited by Sidney Gottlieb.

Footsteps in the Fog – Alfred Hitchcock’s San Francisco by Jeff Kraft and Aaron Levanthal.

PSYCHO Deconstruction of a Scene: Arbogast questions Norman Bates.

MARNIE Deconstruction of a Scene: Marnie steals the money.

Without a shadow of a doubt technique