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15- Alfred Hitchcock loves bikinis

In a small group we recreated a scene that follows the Kuleshov effect. before we did this we watched a video of Alfred Hitchcock explaining the effect, what it is and how to create it.
These were our original ideas and what we based our videos on:

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