Film Studies: The Essential Resource

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Bennett, Peter

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Series: The Essentials SeriesPublication details: London: Routledge, 2006Description: 428ISBN:

9780415365680

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DDC classification:

791.43 BEN

Summary: Bringing together a wide array of accessible and contemporary source material, Film Studies is the ideal companion for students studying film studies at university and pre-university level. From printed media to the views of actual individuals involved in the film-making process, the sources cover all areas to illustrate key topics in film studies. They include: academic articles advertising websites interviews with directors and actors magazines and newspapers. With each extract introduced and contextualized by the editors, and suggestions for further activities and further reading included, Film Studies is the perfect resource to kick-start students' autonomy.

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Bringing together a wide array of accessible and contemporary source material, Film Studies is the ideal companion for students studying film studies at university and pre-university level.

From printed media to the views of actual individuals involved in the film-making process, the sources cover all areas to illustrate key topics in film studies. They include:

academic articles
advertising
websites
interviews with directors and actors
magazines and newspapers.
With each extract introduced and contextualized by the editors, and suggestions for further activities and further reading included, Film Studies is the perfect resource to kick-start students' autonomy.

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