Visible fictions : cinema, television, video / John Ellis.
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TextPublication details: London ; New York : Routledge, 1992.Edition: Rev. edDescription: 1 online resource (viii, 301 pages) : illustrationsContent type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 0203132645
- 9780203132647
- 9780415075138
- 0415075130
- 9781134904655
- 1134904657
- 6610478635
- 9786610478637
- Motion pictures
- Television broadcasting
- Television
- Télévision
- Cinéma
- television (telecommunication system)
- ART -- Film & Video
- PERFORMING ARTS -- Film & Video -- Reference
- Motion pictures
- Television broadcasting
- Televisiefilms
- Films
- Videofilms
- Anglais (langue) -- Lectures et morceaux choisis
- Cinéma et télévision
- Vidéo -- Production et réalisation
- Cinema Films (Motion pictures)
- Video Films (Motion pictures)
- Television Films (Motion pictures)
- 791.43 20
- PN1995 .E57 1992eb
- 24.30
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-301).
Cover -- Visible fictions -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Preliminaries -- Part I Cinema -- 2 Cinema as cultural event -- 3 Cinema as image and sound -- 4 Cinema narration -- 5 The cinema spectator -- 6 Stars as a cinematic phenomenon -- Part II Broadcast TV -- 7 Broadcast TV as cultural form -- 8 Broadcast TV as sound and image -- 9 Broadcast TV narration -- 10 The broadcast TV viewer -- Part III The institutions of cinema and broadcast TV -- 11 The current situation -- 12 The organisation of film production -- 13 The dominance of the Hollywood film -- 14 The organisation of broadcast TV production -- 15 Cinema and broadcast TV together -- 16 Beyond the Hollywood film: British independent cinema -- 17 Postface (1992) -- Films and programmes cited -- Cinema films -- Broadcast TV productions -- Select bibliography -- 1 Preliminaries -- 2 Cinema as cultural event -- 3 Cinema as image and sound -- 4 Cinema narration -- 5 The cinema spectator -- 6 Stars as a cinematic phenomenon -- 7 Broadcast TV as cultural form -- 8 Broadcast TV as sound and image -- 9 Broadcast TV narration -- 10 The broadcast TV viewer -- 11 The current situation -- 12 The organisation of film production -- 13 The dominance of the Hollywood film -- 14 The organisation of broadcast TV production -- 15 Cinema and broadcast TV together -- 16 Beyond the Hollywood film -- Further reading.
Ellis questions the assumption that cinema and television are interchangeable media. He sees cinema and broadcast TV not as competitive media, but as distinct forms, able to play interdependent social roles.
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