The Making of Feature Films: A Guide is not, despite what the title may seem to imply, a guide to making feature films. Rather, it is a book that showcases the people who do make them. As the author says in the book's own preface: "the book is intended as a documentary rather than a textbook... My purpose is to provide an account of the processes involved in the making of feature films today." The book provides an account of the various people involved in the making of a film, i.e. the Producer, the Director, the Scriptwriter, the Actor(s), the Cameraman, the Art Director, the Costume Designer, Special Effects-man, The Continuity Girl, the Editor, the Composer, Sound Mixers, the Distributor, the Censors, to the the Cinema managers and projectionists. The books spends varying time on each role, from 50 pages on The Director to 2 pages on The Continuity Girl. Paperback.

The Making of Feature Films: A Guide

BUTLER, Ivan

Penguin??Books

ASIN: 0302020586 Product Name: Horror in the Cinema

Horror in the Cinema

Humor & Entertainment

London: A. Zwemmer & New York

A small but interesing b/w book and photos with much on Polanski and his films up to that point. Also contains a word on the recent murder of Sharon Tate at frontis. Thefront cover shows on old crease that is obvious - but the copy is still tight and has that vintage appearance with Mia Farrow on the cover and pusing a baby carriage. (Rosemary's Baby)

The Cinema of Roman Polanski

International Film Guide Series

Horror in the cinema

A.S. Barnes

Religion in the cinema (The International film guide series)

Over 200 bizarre, mysterious, gruesome, or just plain vicious slayings are detailed in this chilling compendium of metropolitan murder. They range in time from the slaying of Edmund Ironside in 1016 to the still unsolved murder of Gloria Booth in 1971. Famous cases such as Crippen, Christie, Seddon, Wainwright, Cream, appear of course, but also included are many which are less well known to the general reader, but which nevertheless have some special interest of their own.

Murderers' London

History

Europe

Robert_Hale

"To encourage the art of the film": The story of the British Film Institute;

Hale

Light wear to boards. Content is clean and sharp with light toning to endpapers. Good DJ with little edge wear.

Murderers' England

First edition bound in black cloth with silver lettering. B&W illustrations, Small 4to (11 X 8") size, 208pp. A Fine copy in a Nearly fine dj that has a mild wrinkle to the bottom edge of the jacket panels but is otherwise fine.

Silent Magic: Rediscovering the Silent Film Era

Movies

Ungar

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The Making of Feature Films: A Guide

Horror in the Cinema

The Cinema of Roman Polanski

Horror in the cinema

Religion in the cinema (The International film guide series)

Horror in the Cinema

Murderers' London

"To encourage the art of the film": The story of the British Film Institute;

Murderers' England

Silent Magic: Rediscovering the Silent Film Era