CAMELS
The sound that wakes Jeff in the middle of the thunderstorm
A woman's scream followed by a crash
"Pay attention to me"
Lisa
Contention
A sequence of unusually hot days and nights (significant to the movie's plot)
Heat wave
What CAMELS stands for
Camera angles, Acting, Mis en Scene, Editing, Lighting, Sound
"Tell me what you want!"
Mr Thorwald
Something to leave out of a message statement
Character names
This accessory also acts as a red herring
Mrs Thorwald's handbag
The message Jeff writes for Mr Thorwald
'What have you done with her?'
"Let’s stop talking nonsense shall we"
Jeff
Each quote should be [BLANK] into your analysis
Embedded or woven
Lisa decides to do this after unsuccessfully digging in the flowerbed
Climb into Mr Thorwald's apartment
The camera lens used to make distant subjects appear metres closer
Telephoto lens
"I've seen bickering and family quarrels and mysterious trips at night"
Jeff
The paragraph that proves your analysis has strengthened and supported your contention, while answering the essay prompt
Conclusion
What Mr Thorwald is doing while the neighbours react to the dog's death
Smoking a cigar in the dark
The fashion magazine Lisa is reading at the movie's end
Harper's Bazaar
“That feminine intuition stuff sells magazines, but in the real world it’s just fairytales"
Doyle
Words that allow your analysis to flow seamlessly (eg: 'in contrast', 'furthermore', 'subsequently', 'in addition', 'ultimately')
Connectives
The thing that stops Ms Lonelyhearts' suicide attempt
The songwriter loudly playing his new song