This film's final scene was said to be the most difficult shot its director ever created, and consists of a composite image of 32 separate exposures a
This film's final scene was said to be the most difficult shot its director ever created, and consists of a composite image of 32 separate exposures and an Albert Whitlock matte painting of sunlight through clouds.  Ub Iwerks' efforts as a special photographic advisor on this film earned him a 1963 Oscar nomination.  This film's three-step axial cut of the corpse of Dan Fawcett may be an homage to Russian montage techniques, and another shot features a pair of glasses breaking as a schoolgirl runs into town.  For a scene in the attic of the Brenner family's home, the lead actress endured several days of having live animals thrown at her. FTP, name this film starring Tippi Hedren and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, in which the residents of Bodega Bay are inexplicably attacked by the title animals.
This film's final scene was said to be the most difficult shot its director ever created, and consists of a composite image of 32 separate exposures and an Albert Whitlock matte painting of sunlight through clouds.  
The Birds