Film Art: An Introduction

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McGraw-Hill, 1993 - Motion pictures - 508 pages
This introduction to film art explains the techniques specific to film as a medium, discusses the principles by which entire films are constructed, and explores how these techniques and formal principles have changed over the history of moviemaking. Frame enlargements are used to illuminate concepts, and there is information on the latest film technology, such as the computer and special effects used in shooting "Jurassic Park". This edition includes a new chapter dealing with types of films and the concept of genre; and there is also a new section on "The New Hollywood" and independent film-making. In addition, there is a new appendix on selected Internet reference sites in film from the World Wide Web.

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ONE THE WORK OF FILM PRODUCTION
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Social Factors in Film Production
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Distribution and Exhibition
24
Copyright

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