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Background reading on various techniques: |
[3.5.1] Bordwell and Thompson’s (2004) Film Art, An Introduction (7th ed.) — a sample chapter on Film Production, Distribution, and Exhibition |
[3.5.2] Louise Giannetti (2005) (2002), Understanding Movies, (Prentice Hall, 9th ed.) Click here for an online study guide to this textbook. |
[3.5.3] James Monaco’s (2000) How to View a Film (Oxford University Press, 3rd ed.) which is available as a book, as a “multimedia edition” which provides for extensive use of pdf files and visual materials. |
[3.5.3a] IFC Film School units contain lessons and activities related to film, video production, and literature
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Movie resources:
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| [3.5.4] British Film Institute: Understanding the Moving Image Cut (2002).
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| [3.5.6] Useful Vocabulary for Film Studies
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| [3.5.8] Film Terms
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| [3.5.9] Geocities film classroom
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| [3.5.10] Thinkquest: The Motion Picture Industry Behind-the-Scenes
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| [3.5.11] Cyber Film SchoolBBC: Video production skills
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| [3.5.12] Director in the Classroom: Resources
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| [3.5.13] Lots of links to film technique resources
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[3.5.14] English Online: Making Movies
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| [3.5.15] Frame-Grab Tutorial: from Jeremy Butler, Blaine Allan and Gary Copeland, Television: Critical Methods and Applications
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| [3.5.16] MovingImages.com: database of clips
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| [3.5.17]Young Minds Inspired (YMI) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences study guides: Screenwriting
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| [3.5.18] Young Minds Inspired (YMI) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences study guides: Cinematography
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| Examples of storyboards:
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| [3.5.19] Applemusic.com commerical
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| [3.5.20] Pepsi commercial
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| [3.5.21] Mac ad
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| [3.5.22] “Splat” storyboard development
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| [3.5.23] Plot-O-Matic: Create a screenplay
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