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Film Making: more books (100)

Im Kwon-Taek: The Making of a Korean National Cinema (Contemporary Film and Television)
Projections 8: Film-Makers on Film-Making (No. 8) by John Boorman, Walter Donohue, 1998-06
Documentary Conscience: A Casebook in Film-making by Alan Rosenthal, 1980-10
Making Films in Contemporary Hollywood (Hodder Arnold Publication) by Alan Lovell, Gianluca Sergi, 2005-02-25
Producers on Producing: The Making of Film and Television
Animated Film Making ([A Studio handbook]) by Anthony A. Kinsey, 1970-04-20
Complete Handbook of Super 8 Film-making by R.C. Norris, 1988-08-01
Film (Making Contact) by Sue Vander Hook, 1999-08
Film Making in Creative Teaching by Keith Kennedy, 1973-09
Cinema Strikes Back: Radical Film-making in the United States, 1930-42 (Studies in cinema) by Russell Campbell, 1982-10
Saxon: the Screenplay: The Making of a Guerrilla Film by Greg Loftin, 2008-09-25
Film Making in 1930's Britain (History of British Film) by Rachel Low, 1985-06
Film Making: A Practical Guide (A Spectrum book ; S-381) by Carl Linder, 1976-03
The Australian screen: A pictorial history of Australian film making by Eric Reade, 1975

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Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas: The Film. Based On The Hunter S. Thompson Novel.
Contains articles about the background of the writing of the book, and making of the movie.
http://www.lasvegassun.com/dossier/misc/loathing/index.html

Extractions: Explaining our position...slumming at the old Psychiatrist's club...the book coughs up the film... "The best book on the dope decade," sniffed the New York Times Book Review. "It's one whoosh of a book!" gushed that notable literary authority, Women's Wear Daily. "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," Hunter S. Thompson's epochal tale of drug-enhanced Sin City paranoia, has finally gone respectable. Even the more repugnant of Dr. Gonzo's neon hallucinations have come to life in a new film, starring Johnny Depp and Benecio Del Toro and directed by the visionary behind "Brazil" and "12 Monkeys," Terry Gilliam. Opening May 22 nationwide, this special section brings you an in-depth look at Thompson's book, an extra's on-the-set odyssey, a search for the lost places that Dr. Gonzo visited and a review of the film by one of the poor, delirious bastards who actually lives here in the town at the end of the "savage journey to the heart of the American Dream." Bookmark this page, if your heart's strong enough. We've seen it...click here for a review.
Snuff Film; Making Of An Urban Legend (Skeptical Inquirer May 1999)
The history of the snuff film.
http://www.csicop.org/si/9905/snuff.html

Extractions: Home Skeptical Inquirer ... Buy this back issue One of the most enduring, and little-recognized, urban legends about cinema is the "snuff film," in which actresses are supposedly actually killed onscreen. Over the course of nearly a quarter century, the snuff film has transformed from grade-Z slasher film to hoax to anti-pornographers' straw man to urban legend, and shows no sign of slowing down. Scott Aaron Stine Urban legends are everywhere. For many of us, our lives are made more interesting by the mere presence of such guilty pleasures. For others, the legends are very real, and hold as much-if not more-power than fears that can be justified. They are a means for us to indulge even our most morbid inclinations by the simple act of relaying well-worn accounts that fall somewhere between gossip and campfire tales. It can be rightfully said that they are the folklore of the industrial generation.
UCLU Film Society, London
An associated society of University College London Union who meet socially once a week to show, discuss making, and chat about films. Includes joining instructions, meeting, and workshop and seminar information.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~uczxflm/
University Film And Video Association
Promotes interest in the making and teaching of film and video. Articles, news, conferences, programs, and contact information, as well as board members and school associations.
http://www.ufva.org/
Club Internet : Arsène Lupin
Site officiel du film de JeanPaul Salom©, avec Romain Duris, Kristin Scott-Thomas, Pascal Greggory. Synopsis, bande annonce et making of, ©quipe du film, photos et jeux-concours.
http://www.club-internet.fr/arsenelupin/
Phantom
Site officiel du film de Mathieur Rigot, avec Agn¨s Ramy, Denis Le Fran§ois, Andr© Delmas. Synopsis, photos, making of.
http://analefilm.free.fr/
Filmmaking: Definition And Much More From Answers.com
film·mak·ing ( film ma king ) n. The making of movies. filmmaking is the act of making a movie using a film recording medium.
http://www.answers.com/topic/filmmaking

Extractions: var tcdacmd="cc=edu;dt"; Wikipedia filmmaking Filmmaking is the act of making a movie using a film recording medium The nature of the film determines the size and type of crew required during filmmaking. Many Hollywood adventure films need computer generated imagery (CGI), created by dozens of 3D modellers animators , rotoscopers and compositors. However, a low-budget, independent film may be made with a skeleton crew, often paid very little. Filmmaking takes place all over the world using different technologies, styles of acting and genre, and is produced in a variety of economic contexts that range from state-sponsored documentary in China to profit-oriented movie making within the American studio system The filmmaking production cycle comprises five main stages: Development Preproduction Production Post-production Distribution An entire Hollywood-style production cycle typically takes three years. The first year is taken up with
Helifilms
Specializes in making films from airborne or moving vehicles. The site also contains a library of purchaseable film clips and a themed entertainment industry directory.
http://www.helifilms.com
Welcome To Blood & Cardstock Games!
A game where players are studio executives making movies in Hollywood. Cards contain cartoons of actors and directors, which are color coded as to the genres of film at which they excel.
http://blood-and-cardstock.com/
The University Of Bristol Film-Making Society
The University of Bristol filmmaking Society Enter
http://www.bits.bris.ac.uk/ubfs/
Woody Allen And Music In The Air
Article about Allen's visit to Columbia while making a film.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol21/vol21_iss8/record2108.19.html

Extractions: Hollywood arrived once again on campus last week, this time with Woody Allen. Allen is famous for being secretive about his films while they are made, and members of the production crew would only describe the film as "a comedy." But the scene shot in front of Low Library last Thursday afternoon had a musical element. There was no dialogue or interaction, just one strawberry blond actor, Natasha Lyonne, striding along the walkway from Low toward Lewisohn, singing into a cellular phone. Actually, she was lip-synching. "It was just one of those crazy things!" the recording played while the actress tossed her curls and mouthed the words into the hand-held telephone. The music was loud enough for anyone along College Walk to hear, and its classic melody contrasted with the modern scene of campus life. "It was great fun! But it was just one of those things!" The activity drew a crowd of curious students, many from the School of the Arts, who lined up several deep behind the security line near Dodge Hall.
BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Rachel Griffiths: 'Love Is A Complex Thing'
Rachel Griffith, Oscar nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Hilary and Jackie, talks about the making of the film.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/298398.stm

Extractions: If a sister or friend had plans to steal the boyfriend of Oscar nominee Rachel Griffiths they had better think again. "I'd prescribe Prosac and get them to see my shrink," said the Australian actress in an interview with BBC World's HARDtalk. She was talking about the film Hilary and Jackie, for which she has been nominated Best Supporting Actress for the part of cellist Jacqueline Du Pre's older sister. The controversial film about a young genius who dies of multiple sclerosis, centres on sibling rivalry and Jackie's love affair with her brother-in-law. In the film, sister Hilary allows the affair to continue because of her sister's frail emotional state, something Rachel Griffiths finds difficult to understand. "I find many human interactions bewildering," she told HARDtalk's Tim Sebastian. "We are capable of extraordinary self sacrifice for another person, donating organs and going through enormous pain to save a child, you know, all these things, and we're capable of such intense evil to each other as human beings."
Aamir Khan-Lagaan
Interview about the making of the film, and the trials and tribulations of running his own production company.
http://www.the-south-asian.com/July2001/Aamir Khan-Lagaan.htm
Tylercoburn.com
Emphasis on satire in film work and on expressionistic color and markmaking in painting and drawing. New York-based artist and student.
http://www.geocities.com/tylercoburn/
Filmmaker.Com
Things not to do when making a short film.
http://filmmaker.com/DUMPS.html

Extractions: "I've made it a point never to watch anyone's student film. I usually tell people, 'I'll hire youas long as I don't have to watch your student film!' Most student films feature two thingsa not particularly attractive girl running towards the camera, and a suicide. If it's a comedy, it features a not particularly attractive girl and a dog. I should know. I made one, and so did my son. But these kids are stealing jobs from me, so they must be doing something right." Chuck Workman
Tail Slate: The Source For Film Knowledge
Contains commentaries and articles related to filmmaking. Journals the process from the script to editing, charting the trials and tribulations of making a short film.
http://www.tailslate.net/
Salon Arts & Entertainment | The Horror Of Indie Filmmaking
Do you like the whole being on this side of the filmmaking business? Because making a film, all of suddenly, it pulls you along, no matter if you have
http://www.salon.com/ent/movies/int/1999/11/02/borchardt/

Extractions: By Dakota Smith Nov. 2, 1999 T he cameras may have stopped rolling on Mark Borchardt, the Milwaukee filmmaker and star of the recent documentary "American Movie," but his story continues to unfold. "American Movie" director Chris Smith spent two years following Borchardt in his quest to complete two films, "Northwestern" and the horror short "Coven." With unflinchingly honesty, Smith's cameras focus on the dude-ish indie filmmaker, his loyal sidekick Mike Schank and an assortment of wonderfully wacky friends and family members. As Borchardt's dreams overextend his funds, he ropes in friends to be film extras, employs his mother as a camera operator and drives an aging uncle to the bank so that he can become an "executive producer."
SmartGroups - North-West Film-Makers Society - Group Home
A forum dedicated to offering help, advice and support for all those involved in the creative process of film/TVmaking in the North-West of the UK.
http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/NorthWestFilm-Makers

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To Preserve And To Learn Making David Schickele's Peace Corps Film
His struggles and eventual success in producing and filming the documentary as chronicled by fellow volunteer Roger Landrum.
http://www.peacecorpswriters.org/pages/2001/0105/105pchist.html

Extractions: For a biography of David Schickele go to the 2001 Fargo: The Film Festival site. David Schickele's music Read Roger Landrum's tribute to David in the Friends of Nigeria newsletter, Winter, 1999 Obituary of David in our "Literary Type" 11/1999 More Peace Corps history A Peace Corps Test Establishing the PC Living on the Edge: Paul Theroux The Marjorie Michelmore Postcard ... March 1, 1961 A COUPLE OF YEARS AFTER WE SERVED together as PCVs in Nigeria, David Schickele asked me if I would be part of a film project he was proposing to the Peace Corps. The basic concept was to capture the adventure of crossing into another culture and the rewards gained from escaping the cocoon in which Americans living abroad typically The Peace Corps was jittery about the proposed project. In 1965, David was unknown, at the beginning of a career as an independent filmmaker and musician. These were still the early years of the Peace Corps, and facing a lot of Congressional skepticism, the agency was sensitive about its image both in Washington and with the American public. This project did not fit the preferred style of hiring a powerful PR firm to shape the Peace Corps message and conducting recruitment campaigns under tight agency control. But as things often happened in those days, Harris Wofford got behind the project and convinced Sargent Shriver to take a chance, despite strong objections from others within the Peace Corps.
The Conrad Veidt Society OFFICAL Home Page
Dedicated to making European silent film actors as well known as their American counterparts.
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/7624/

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