How do the various forms of media work? How are they put together and how are they delivered to us, the consumers? This book looks at the movie industry and at the labour-intensive but fascinating process of making a feature film. It examines each stage in the production of a film, from initial idea through to the final cut and screening, and highlights the main activities that take place along the way. This book also looks at all the people involved in the making of a film, from the directors and actors to the gaffer, best boy and key grip.

 

 

This book features in the following series: Media Wise, Mediawise Series .

There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published in 2002 by Hachette Children's Group .

The author, Sarah Jones, is a senior lecturer in film studies at Anglia Polytechnic University. Prior to this she was education manager at Cambridge Arts Cinema, where she developed a number of practical projects introducing young people to the craft and appreciation of film-making. The consultant, Judy Forshaw, is a freelance television scriptwriter. Her credits include Eastenders, Byker Grove, Grange Hill and Crossroads. She also teaches screenwriting at the London International Film School and Anglia Polytechnic University.