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Communication Booknotes, 1984
Gary Prebula and Mario Berguiristain: INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL—A COMPLETE COURSE OUTLINE FOR THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER (Hollywood: The Hollywood Reporter, 1983—$10.00). John P. Driscoll's COMMUNICATING ON FILM (available from Stipes Publishing Company, 10-12 Chester Street, P.O. Box 526, Champaign, Illinois 61820—$4.80, paper).
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Gary Prebula and Mario Berguiristain: INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL—A COMPLETE COURSE OUTLINE FOR THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER (Hollywood: The Hollywood Reporter, 1983—$10.00). John P. Driscoll's COMMUNICATING ON FILM (available from Stipes Publishing Company, 10-12 Chester Street, P.O. Box 526, Champaign, Illinois 61820—$4.80, paper).
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Communication Booknotes, 1981
Garth Jowett and James M. Linton, Movies as Mass Communication (Beverly Hills, California: Sage Publications -- $12.50 cloth/$5.95 paper) Motion Picture Institute of Canada, Feature Film Finance Seminar (write Jeanne Ritter, The Motion Picture Institute of Canada, 250 Merton Street, Toronto, Ontario M4S 181 or order from Boxoffice Magazine, 7950 ...
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Garth Jowett and James M. Linton, Movies as Mass Communication (Beverly Hills, California: Sage Publications -- $12.50 cloth/$5.95 paper) Motion Picture Institute of Canada, Feature Film Finance Seminar (write Jeanne Ritter, The Motion Picture Institute of Canada, 250 Merton Street, Toronto, Ontario M4S 181 or order from Boxoffice Magazine, 7950 ...
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2014
This chapter delves into recent developments in the film industry (or sector) with specific attention to the evolution in a context of digital ‘dematerialization’. We focus here on those companies involved in value-adding activities (from production, through distribution and marketing, to exhibition; see also below) with regard to feature films.
De Vinck, Sophie, Lindmark, Sven Johan
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This chapter delves into recent developments in the film industry (or sector) with specific attention to the evolution in a context of digital ‘dematerialization’. We focus here on those companies involved in value-adding activities (from production, through distribution and marketing, to exhibition; see also below) with regard to feature films.
De Vinck, Sophie, Lindmark, Sven Johan
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Communication Booknotes, 1985
ART MURPHY'S 1984 BOX OFFICE REGISTER by Art Murphy (Author, P. O. Box 3786, Hollywood, California 90078- $65.00 including delivery) THE MOVIE LOVER'S GUIDE TO HOLLYWOOD by Richard Alleman (New York: Harper & Row, 1985 -- $12.95) FINAL CUT: DREAMS AND DISASTER IN THE MAKING OF HEAVEN'S GATE by Steven Bach (New York: William Morrow and Company, 1985 -- $
Art Murphy, Richard Alleman, Steven Bach
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ART MURPHY'S 1984 BOX OFFICE REGISTER by Art Murphy (Author, P. O. Box 3786, Hollywood, California 90078- $65.00 including delivery) THE MOVIE LOVER'S GUIDE TO HOLLYWOOD by Richard Alleman (New York: Harper & Row, 1985 -- $12.95) FINAL CUT: DREAMS AND DISASTER IN THE MAKING OF HEAVEN'S GATE by Steven Bach (New York: William Morrow and Company, 1985 -- $
Art Murphy, Richard Alleman, Steven Bach
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Media Asia, 1988
AbstractIndian film production slumped in 1986 compared to the boom years between 1973 and 1985. This fall is widely seen in film circles as a precursor to a general decline in the film industry as a whole. An analysis of the situation follows.
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AbstractIndian film production slumped in 1986 compared to the boom years between 1973 and 1985. This fall is widely seen in film circles as a precursor to a general decline in the film industry as a whole. An analysis of the situation follows.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
In the era of theatre, no one thought that a virtual screen would make an appearance to change the complete concept of entertainment in the country. It all started with motion photography, in the late 1880’s called THE HORSE IN MOTION (1878). Later, after a year the world’s earliest motion picture was made in the year 1888 called the ROUNDHAY GARDEN ...
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In the era of theatre, no one thought that a virtual screen would make an appearance to change the complete concept of entertainment in the country. It all started with motion photography, in the late 1880’s called THE HORSE IN MOTION (1878). Later, after a year the world’s earliest motion picture was made in the year 1888 called the ROUNDHAY GARDEN ...
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