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Anatomy of Film

by Bernard F. Dick

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nice and easy. read the glossary and feel like a film genius. scan a few pages and become one of the most annoying people to watch a movie with, "ooooh, i think this use of jump cut is a quotation of jean-luc godard and a commentary on alienation in modern american culture."

breege | May 15, 2007 |

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Anatomy of Film is a brief, jargon-free introduction to film appreciation and analysis. Designed to be used in either English or Communication departments, Anatomy of Film helps students new to film develop a critical awareness of cinema without overwhelming them.

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