Big Picture, Small Screen: The Relations Between Film and TelevisionJohn Hill, Martin McLoone Indiana University Press, 1996 - 269 páginas An examination of the history of involvement between film and television in the United States, Europe, Britain, and Ireland, this book profiles how television has emerged as the most common site for watching films. Issues addressed include the sources of television finance for film and the consequences for the types of film made, whether filmmaking conventions have changed as a result of television influence, and the experiences of practitioners working in both film and television. |
Contenido
Film Television | 9 |
The Dramatic | 47 |
The Aesthetics Of Film and Television | 76 |
Media Moving Apart | 107 |
Nine Notes on Cinema and Television | 118 |
The Making | 151 |
Channel Fours Policy Towards Film | 183 |
Film and Television in Wales | 196 |
The BBC Television Drama and Film in Northern Ireland | 205 |
The Logic of Convergence | 215 |
Enmeshed in British Society but with a yen | 224 |
Verity Lambert | 232 |
New Technologies New Relations | 240 |
Notes on Contributors | 267 |
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