Make Film History

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Rewrite, Reshoot, and Recut the World's Greatest Films

By Robert Gerst

Summary

Make Film History offers a unique 'read it-learn it-do it' approach to discovering the art of filmmaking. Through a combination of historical insight and practical exercises, it guides you to understand the achievements of legendary filmmakers and engage directly with the craft by writing, shooting, editing, and mixing films using accessible software.
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Ideal for aspiring filmmakers, film students, and anyone interested in hands-on learning about the history and practice of movies.

Make Film History

Description

Make Film History is an entirely new concept: a 'read it—learn it—do it' introduction to the movies. It unleashes the filmmaker in you.

Reading the book, you enter the history of movies by learning what great filmmakers of the past accomplished and how they did it. Working with the webpage, you use simple hands-on filmmaking exercises and software already installed on your computer to introduce yourself to filmmaking by writing, shooting, cutting, and mixing as the great filmmakers did.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781615931224

Publisher: Michael Wiese Productions

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 01 November 2012

Country: United States

Imprint: Michael Wiese Productions

Illustration: Illustrations

Audience: General / adult

DIMENSIONS

Width: 279.0mm

Height: 191.0mm

Weight: 250g

Pages: 250

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Arts & Culture Non-Fiction Robert Gerst

About the Author

Robert Gerst, Ph.D., chairs the Liberal Arts Department at Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. He has taught film aesthetics and film history to thousands of designers, artists, and young filmmakers in North America and, in online courses at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, to film students around the world. A veteran teacher who first cut movies standing at a Moviola, he brings a digital filmmaker perspective to the history of the movies.