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FILM, FORM, & CULTURE WITH CD-ROM 1.03, Second Edition by Robert Phillip Kolker |
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FILM, FORM, & CULTURE WITH CD-ROM 1.03, Second Edition by Robert Phillip Kolker |
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| The Film, Form, and Culture CD-ROM has received three prestigious awards: |
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| The Outstanding Achievement award in the information/ reference category for the TIM (Texas Interactive Media) awards presented at SxSW (south by southwest). |
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| The Bronze Reel at the 1999 International Television Association awards. |
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| A Gold Cinema in Industry (CINDY) Medal from the International Association of Audio Visual Communicators (IAAVC). |
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| Unique among film appreciation materials, the Film, Form and Culture CD-ROM is the ideal supplement to introduce students to visual concepts that defy easy explanation. |
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| Through clips, stills, and animations, the CD-ROM shows users the basic elements of editing and montage, shot structure, point of view, mise-en-scène, lighting, camera movement, and music. |
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| The Film, Form, and Culture CD-ROM serves as a multimedia glossary or dictionary to ANY film text. It is available separately, and it can be packaged at a discount with any McGraw-Hill film title. |
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| The CD-ROM illustrates film elements and concepts with QuickTime clips from a wide variety of classic films: Citizen Kane, Battleship Potemkin, Rear Window, The Plow That Broke the Plains, Vertigo, and many more. This new version adds modules on Sound and Genre to provide an even stronger tool for film study. |
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