Intertextuality
Intertextuality is when films borrow
certain elements from each other and decided to include them in their own film.
This is very common within the film industry. Things that the viewers may
notice which has been borrowed from other films are; Camera angles, aspects of
Mise-En Scene , sound clips and the way some films have been edited. A famous
film which has been intertextualised by many other films is once again Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. An example of this is the Mise En scene of the actual
psycho film and the reference which has been made in a Simpsons Episode.
From this I have realized that
intertextuality is not only used within the film industry but it can be used
amongst other forms of televised media.
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