The impact of film; how ideas are communicated through cinema and television [by] Roy Paul Madsen.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Macmillan, [1973]Description: xvii, 571 p. : ill. ; 24 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 791.43013
LOC classification:
  • PN 1994 M183i 1973
Contents:
[pt. 1]. The concepts of cinema-television. 1. Cinema-television and the viewer -- 2. The language of cinema-television -- 3. The grammar of cinematography -- 4. The syntax of editing -- 5. The puncutation of sound -- 6. Videotape and film : the new synthesis -- 7. Animation : the eye of the mind -- 8. The concepts of special effects -- [pt. 2]. The dramatic film. 9. Dramatic structure in cinema-television -- 10. Cinematic development of characters -- 11. Adaptation : novels and stage plays into cinema-television -- 12. The action film and the psychodrama -- 13. The comedy and the musical -- [pt. 3]. Documentary and persuasive forms. 14. The classic documentary film -- 15. The television documentary film -- 16. Historical, ethnographic, and natural history film -- 17. The propaganda film -- 18. The television commercial -- [pt. 4]. Educational and research forms. 19. Teaching with films -- 20. Teaching by television -- 21. The teaching effectiveness of film and television -- 22. Science and cinema-television.
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Libro Libro Biblioteca Juan Bosch Biblioteca Juan Bosch Humanidades Humanidades (4to. Piso) PN 1994 M183i 1973 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 1 Available 00000112736

Bibliography: p. [535]-549.

[pt. 1]. The concepts of cinema-television. 1. Cinema-television and the viewer -- 2. The language of cinema-television -- 3. The grammar of cinematography -- 4. The syntax of editing -- 5. The puncutation of sound -- 6. Videotape and film : the new synthesis -- 7. Animation : the eye of the mind -- 8. The concepts of special effects -- [pt. 2]. The dramatic film. 9. Dramatic structure in cinema-television -- 10. Cinematic development of characters -- 11. Adaptation : novels and stage plays into cinema-television -- 12. The action film and the psychodrama -- 13. The comedy and the musical -- [pt. 3]. Documentary and persuasive forms. 14. The classic documentary film -- 15. The television documentary film -- 16. Historical, ethnographic, and natural history film -- 17. The propaganda film -- 18. The television commercial -- [pt. 4]. Educational and research forms. 19. Teaching with films -- 20. Teaching by television -- 21. The teaching effectiveness of film and television -- 22. Science and cinema-television.

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