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2022
The question of how audiences form to watch specialised and mainstream films within regional film provision goes to the heart of current debates in audience studies. Audience reception studies have made audiences increasingly visible, while audience surveys track trends and film policy makers gather information about audience preferences and ...
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The question of how audiences form to watch specialised and mainstream films within regional film provision goes to the heart of current debates in audience studies. Audience reception studies have made audiences increasingly visible, while audience surveys track trends and film policy makers gather information about audience preferences and ...
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Journal of European Industrial Training, 1978
The first ever festival of training films in the US was held last December in New York. It was mounted in association with Training 78, the second Annual Conference and Exposition organised by Training, the American magazine of Human Resources Development, attended by over 2,000 delegates.
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The first ever festival of training films in the US was held last December in New York. It was mounted in association with Training 78, the second Annual Conference and Exposition organised by Training, the American magazine of Human Resources Development, attended by over 2,000 delegates.
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The Garage Journal, 2021
Film Book Film is a transmedial artwork that starts with a children’s book adaptation of a film, picking up the discarded book and translating it back to a film again. Accompanied by an original sound composition that reinterprets the original film score in conjunction with the grainy images in the book, the piece comes full circle.
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Film Book Film is a transmedial artwork that starts with a children’s book adaptation of a film, picking up the discarded book and translating it back to a film again. Accompanied by an original sound composition that reinterprets the original film score in conjunction with the grainy images in the book, the piece comes full circle.
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The Modern Language Journal, 1937
Book reviewed in this article:Generals Without Buttons. Based on La Guerre des Boutons, by Louis Pergaud. Distributed by Mayer‐Burstyn, 1501 Broadway, New York City. Directed by Jacques Daroy. Dialogue in French, with English sub‐titles.Un Carnet de bal. Distributed by A.F.E. Corporation, 1270 Sixth Avenue, New York City. Written and directed by Julien
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Book reviewed in this article:Generals Without Buttons. Based on La Guerre des Boutons, by Louis Pergaud. Distributed by Mayer‐Burstyn, 1501 Broadway, New York City. Directed by Jacques Daroy. Dialogue in French, with English sub‐titles.Un Carnet de bal. Distributed by A.F.E. Corporation, 1270 Sixth Avenue, New York City. Written and directed by Julien
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British Film, English Film, “British” Film
Quarterly Review of Film and Video, 2023openaire +1 more source